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>> arwa damon is now out of syria. i spoke to her earlier tonight.ay was the 17th straight day of shelling in homs. you were just there. the images you brought back are horrific. the situation seems desperate for the people there and basic supplies just aren't available. >> reporter: that's exactly it, anderson. the problem is the situation is catastrophic and there is absolutely no one at this point in time stepping in to help these people. that is why we keep hearing them calling out asking the same questions over and over again. how is it that the international community is seeing what we're going through and not doing anything to help? also people wanting to know how long are they going to have to try to survive like this? those are questions no one at this point in time can answer. the harsh reality is the longer this drags on, the more of those images we're going to be seeing of people dying, people injured, people dying because of their wounds, because they can't get medical help and the more people will continuously be crowded into those bunk

arwa damon.ks joins us with bulletin. >>> iran showed off the advances in their nuclear presence. this is what his country claims are a new generation of centrifuges to beeesed. the state department dismiss this is as a lot of hype. >>> house speaker john boehner defended the payroll tax extension deal to cost the treasury $100 billion. the president said he'll sign the bill if it passes congress. >>> and the sheriff's office in broward county, florida, want to speak to a man that took an expensive rolex watch that didn't belong to him. he was going through security at the time ft. lauderdale with hollywood, airport last month and he spotted the watch in a bin and he took it. the police say it was left in the bin by another passenger. the man who took it boarded his plane before security could talk to him. arounderson? susan, thanks. >> we'll be right back. hey, aren't you supposed to be following that fidelity green line? well, yeah, but it keeps leading me back to my old office. i think it migh

we know that because arwa damon is in there.annot verify the videos because syria's restricted access. this video shows a neighborhood that has been heavily hit. attacks have been escalating for ten days. this video from homs, a rocket fired by government forces hit a building. again, we can't verify. assad doing his bidding and killing, tanks fill the streets in homs. no need for cease-fire says the u.n. ambassador. soldiers shooting at residential buildings. we'll let you decide if it looks like an armed conflict to you. or this, the u.s. embassy posted a satellite image on facebook of an oil pipeline fire in homs yesterday. today, at least 70 people were killed across syria. several local journalists were arrested as well. james clapper gave his blunt take on syria. president asaid will not step down. arwa took shelter with 300 people in a bunker. here is what she told me earlier. >> well, we were with a bunch of people that were forced out of their homes because of the intensity of the shelling. 351 of them were living insid

arwa damon, i'm glad you were able to get there and back safely. >> we look into what the united states can and should do. joining us is united states cnn officer and a member of the cia's external advisory committee. the possibility of somehow arming the opposition, how realistic is that? >> look, there are all sorts of problems with the u.s. doing that directly. when you listen to what senators mccain and graham are saying, they're really talking about, can we act through the arab league? our arab partners have a better sense of what's going on, the factions on the ground. i think general dempsey is right. it's difficult for us from a distance to understand who's in the opposition? we've seen bombings. there's belief in the intelligence community, al qaeda in iraq may be active inside syria, trying to take advantage of the situation. if you want to arm the opposition, you're better to rely on arab partners who have a better sense and closer relationships with the different factions. >> bob, from your vantage point, how possible is it on the groun

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arwa damon has been in the very dangerous neighborhood where there are snipers.rlier and asked her what she saw today. >> you know, we spent a better part of the morning at the medical clinic in the neighborhood and this is the area if you'll remember, that is really seen the bombardment over the last 12 days. we call it the impact of some of the shells landing here, they shook buildings, shattered windows. a 9-year-old girl burst into tears. we really got a sense of pree appreciation as to what the activists and medical staff there are up against. bearing in mind that this clinic has been struck by shells in the past on three or four occasions and the doctors there, they're not specialists in this type of emergency care. one of them actually specialized in internal medicine. the other is a dentist and they have bed upon bed of patients, many in critical condition, many of them who at the very least, get out of the neighborhood and out of the country entirely. >> obviously, others have come on and told us that women and children have been targeted. yesterday, we

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sglooz we have established contact with arwa damon, who's inside syria. warn our viewers, as she is far, far away there's quite a delay, so bear with me. just begin with what have you seen being in country thus far? >> reporter: our movements are very restricted and we have to be cautious we've effectively been moving from safe house to safe house, coming across a number of activists a few members have had to take the utmost caution. we have seen tanks in the distance, we've been hearing the sounds of artillery in the distance, and then as you can only imagine, the story that people are telling us, they're suffering because of siege they have been effect tiff been put under. the circumstances are unimaginable. from basic thing like not being able to send their children to school, not having access to basic supplies, to also having to deal with trying to remove from underneath rubble, and also trying to get medical help for the wounded. some of these areas are under such tight military control for days on end people are dies within their hands, because the

. >> reporter: damon meyer survived the santa cruz tsunami but lost his 22-foot sailboat which sang to the bottom of the santa cruz harbor. >> i probably took 1,000 pounds of mud out of that boat including a live fish. >> reporter: this is how it sank. the tsunami rolled into the santa cruz harbor with wave after wave in all 13 boats sunk and the harbor suffered $22 million in damage. santa cruz got off lucky. >> this could have been lives lost if we didn't have the necessary warnings to prepare. >> reporter: the harbor master is talking about noaa's tsunami warning system which sends alerts when tsunamis are on the way. >> we get warnings to our cell potential. >> reporter: next year's proposed federal budget slashes $4.6 from noaa including a $1 million cut regarding the buoys in the oceans. they tell us how big and when the tsunamis will hit the u.s. >> they take a 3-d picture of the oncoming waves. >> reporter: a consulting meteorologist and former noaa forecaster says current budget cuts have already weakened the system due to lack of maintenance. >> there's already about a quarte

a few moments ago, arwa damon joined me and i asked how bad the violence was today. >> they say thate has been spared the violence, especially in the flash point city of homs that has emerged as the epicenter of clashes. one of them was talking about how difficult it was for him to see this 4-year-old girl that he said had been wounded. another 6-year-old girl that also had an injury to her eye. yet another child that had his entire jaw blown off. the agony the parents are going through. they've been unable to protect their children and then of course there are the countless, countless deaths. activists are saying that the bombardment by the syrian government has been mercyless. >> and you talk about homs as the epicenter of the violence, but has it spread? in your judgment, at this point, is this a full fledged civil war? is it a national or is it still in certain areas? >> it's very close to being a full fledged civil war. homs, it's the epicenter of the violence. the city where the free syrian army has grown to numbers. you see a lot of clashes happening up against the border with

arwa damon managed to get inside the besieged city.hat she saw is very disturbing. >> reporter: it's very different to get around. there's only certain roads we can take because of sniper positions. and some parts drivers really have to gun it to get across to avoid being targeted. the streets are mostly deserted, the majority of residents are staying indoors or have already fled. just the constant sound of gunfire, nonstop. >> they used to bury the dead in the old graveyard over there, but once government forces came in, they stopped being ability to do that of the this is 508 position where we could move out into the road, because once again you're exposed to sniper positions that are just around the corner on the other side of those buildings. we come across some members of the free syrian army who take us around. this is another spot that apparently you can also see taking a position from. if you look up here through this hole in the wall, just to the right, up against the wall of the building, you can see one of the tank positions

>> arwa damon once again live for us in beirut, lebanon.o surround you. i have a twitter that says, what is it the people on the streets of syria ask you? >> she ask a series of questions to which there is tragically no response. they want to know how the international community isn't helping them. they want to know how the world can continuously be watching this stuff come out of syria but be unable or unwilling to take some action to bring an end to their suffering. and they also want to know when this is all going to end. it's incredibly difficult to be confronted with all of these questions because there's nothing reassuring that someone can say. there is absolutely nothing we can say to them, that we can do for them that is going to somehow ease their suffering. >> i imagine you got that question many, many times, arwa damon and crew safe and sound now. i really appreciate you going in country and telling those stories, arwa. thank you so much. >>> in the roller coaster ride that is now the race for the white house, rick santorum has a

our arwa damon is there.he is taking shelter in a safe house and she is saying the country is headed toward a full-blown war. that's what the folks that are living there are thinking is going to happen. >>> and on the election front, some trouble on home surf for mitt romney. he's from michigan and seems to be losing it at this point. in the meantime, his super pac is funneling a ton of money into that state, but is it going to the right place? >>> associatiso, parents out th would you feel if your child was forced to pay for something like not looking a teacher in the key? chicago charter schools are under fire this morning for fining children, many from low-income homes, for that and many other things as well. >>> one minute after the top of the hour. exclusive details into cnn about whitney houston's funeral plans, how her family's coping with her death at this time, all at the same time that her body was flown back from california to the east coast. she is back home now in newark, new jersey, this morning

a few moments ago, cnn's arwa damon joined me and i asked how bad the violence was today. >> they arescenes that they themselves are saying is unimaginable. it's utterly hair raising. they say no one has been spared the violence, especially in the flash point city of homs, that has emerged as the epicenter of clashes. one of them was talking about how difficult it was for him to see this 4-year-old girl that he said had been wounded. another 6-year-old girl that also had an injury to her eye. yet another child that had his entire jaw blown off. the agony the parents are going through. some of whom are wounded, others in utter pain because they're unable to protect their children. and then of course, there are the countless, countless deaths. activists are saying that the bombardment by the syrian government has been merciless at this stage. >> and you talk about homs as the epicenter of the violence, but has it spread? in your judgment, at this point, is this a full fledged civil war? is it a national or is it still in certain areas? >> it's very close to being a full-fledged civil wa

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our journalist is there, arwa damon crossed the border.an who was caught in this ambush. we are not disclosing her location for her own safety, but take a look at this. >> reporter: sayid is a paid killer. these men would like to see him dead, but instead they're tending to his wounds. he agreed to be filmed if he received treatment from activists. he asked for obscurity, but he wants friends to know that it's him and that he's a changed man. his captors keep him blindfolded so he can't identify them in the future. i can't untie your eyes because i am afraid of you, they say, his gun close by. why are you doing this? why are you killing us, he asks. sayid said he worked as a minister in a prison and was wounded when a mini bus he was traveling in came under fire. he doesn't know by whom. his story is chilling. >> translator: we would go out with the officers from the prison, he says. for each mission we would get 25,000 li irklira, never less t 20,000. that's $4500 more than syrians make a month. you see your body as though you're looking

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arwa damon more "marketplace middle east" in damascus. >> up next, the ripple effect.ntry affected by the conflict in syria is neighboring jordan. an interview with the kingdom's prime minister when we come back. [ding] announcer: clean kitchen surfaces, utensils, and hands with soapy water. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. keep your family safer. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. [ male announcer ] engine light on? come to meineke now for a free code scan read and you'll say...my money. my choice. my meineke. >>> one country is watching the situation more closely than others. jordan has a vested interest not just politically but economically as well. i probing to jordan's prime minister and simply asked what's next for syria. >> there's no clarity whatsoever to what is going to happen in syria and how to deal with syria. there are many theories. some say that this will become a long protracted struggle assuming more and more military aspect. others think that there might be a rupture, but so far it seems that the syrian army at least i