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. >> so hala, you have even general secretary ban ki-moon speaking out against this, and you the world united saying this is awful and chaos. what will it take do you think before you have world leaders who are going to take a more active role in intervening? >> well, the world is the united is saying that it is awful, but the world is certainly not united in how to approach and solve the crisis. you have on the one hand russia and china and then the western powers. at 3:00 p.m. there was a u.n. security council vote to condemn the actions in syria, and russia did not want the sanctions included, but western powers did. we have heard from two sources that kofi annan has asked the united kingdom and france to delay the 3:00 p.m. vote, and most likely a vote will take place tomorrow, but it is a question in light of what happened today if the russia can get closer to the western powers on the language in the security council resolution, but to me, it is not going to come in the coming days, because russia has said repeatedly, that it is not wanting to be included in the text. >> so the t

want to bring in hala gorani with cnn international. covering numerous campaigns. the language can get a little salty. usually not captured on camera. >> didn't we get a shove it to a political reporter -- a politico reporter as well. >> tell us more about this. i think for viewers they may not understand how this works. when you're traveling with a candidate, you know, you have a certain opportunity -- or the president -- you shaout questios because you don't get a chance to really get to the candidate or to the president. >> and you covered the white house for ten years. you followed presidents and candidates as well. what is the -- what are the rules of -- >> it is funny, i covered president clinton during the milli monica lewinsky scandal and it happened all the time. he would be with world leaders and report woeers would ask him about what people cared about in that investigation at the time. that's what people were talking about. that's what they cared about. it happens and it might look strange that -- it might look disrespectful in some ways, but when you d

and i want to bring in hala gorani, and when you listen to benjamin netanyahu, does it seem that he has evidence to prove that iran is behind the attack? >> well, if they have evidence, we haven't seen it. and the accusation of it being iran came extremely quickly after the bomb itself that so tragically killed five israeli tourists and the bus driver as well by the way. this is shining the spotlight once again on the tense relationship between israel and iran and whether israel is basically ready to go to war over this. we heard from the minister of defense lahood barack and perhaps more restrained saying that israel would do everything possible to find those responsible and those who dispatched them and punish them. it doesn't sound like they are marching toward war just yet with iran specifically over the nuclear program. >> and iran denies this, and there is a lot of talk about the shadow war that is happening here, and you have a lot of the iranian nuclear scientists who have been assassinated around the world and they blame israel. they look at the bombing saying that israelis are

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halas of almost 90% of the people were living out at smart phones are electronic devices. what typically happens is, it is an ihpone. -- iphone. the look for the perfect opportunity, snatched the device and away they go. the worst thing we can do is engage the perpetrator because that leads to a more serious crime. that is typically what we see. they see the opportunity, they seize it. it cannot give criminal the opportunity. >> [inaudible] >> always, i think we can look at common sense with that and really, anywhere right mirador, for instance. -- near a door, for instance. grabbing the device and exiting the vehicle very quickly. >> would you edifies someone with a smart phone to set elsewhere? >> the middle of the bus would be preferred. my other devices to just not use it. why you're not being attentive, you are creating an opportunity. >> [inaudible] >> as a matter of fact, last week we had a cellphone that was the lead with gps on that. we tracked the phone, got the suspect, and many other items of stolen property in the car that he was arrested and. the car itself h

also your own findings in syria's hala province rubbish rebel claims the regime massacred some two hundred civilians and accusations some world powers take at face value the fall rushing to come down the regime. and its painful news in greece's way to has until stairs he approaches take a bloody turn with these adopting a no tolerance approach in their dealings with demonstrate. a dumpster dive in the back alleys of los angeles supermarkets as we explore how much good and bad of all food is just thrown away. here's my letter to dan bain the c.e.o. of trader joe's have also included a copy of the good samaritan act which was signed into being in one thousand nine hundred six by bill clinton and that encourages grocery stores to donate food and it protects them from being sued so i'm just asking him to consider moving trader joe's into the next step of simply not wasting as much food and getting it to people who need it i figured the c.e.o. of trader joe's probably wouldn't get back to me after one letter so i decided to send him. a letter a day for the next month a letter went out to t.j. c

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i was to bring in hala. just walk in because you and i have talked so much about this map and the significance. we were talking friday reading for this battle, this offensive that was to happen over the weekend. before we talk aleppo, this is anadan that the rebels have overtaken. that's significant. >> what ivan watson was reporting to us and on cnnor national we have been covering this is that anadan, the military base itself is surrounded by villages unsympathetic to forces. it's not surprising they were able to overrun this base. they did not get re-enforcements from other troops in and around aleppo. they were basically fighting for themselves without any kind of help or support from other re m regime forces in the area, which is surprising. if they had this, you would expect nor cooperation to happen in this base and elsewhere in aleppo province. >> aleppo is this area, salahuddin. >> it is rebel held and intense shelling is going on in the last 24 hours for the people that have been able toll enter sa

hala, thank you. appreciate it. >>> the u.s. now in the increasing tension in the middle east between iran and israel. it looks like the pentagon is playing offense, not defense. the pentagon says it may keep two aircraft carriers in the waters around iran through the end of the year. it is all designed to keep a strategic straight strait of hormuz and safe. a military power has been on display for a while. the ships were to stay through december. that move could anger the iranian regime furtherer. barbara, it's clear here that this -- that now the pentagon is considering a major military move. how worried are those that this could actually provoke some sort of iranian response? >> well, i don't know -- i mean they're certainly cautious about it. i don't think they're too worried that iran could do anything they couldn't really deal with on the part of the u.s. military. it's all about those oil shipping lanes, of course, keeping them open, keeping the oil flowing in one of the most strategic choke points in the world. yes, the

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hala, come on over. walk on over in front of map. because you know so much and you have sources in this city. >> i just spoke from someone inside aleppo and given me new information. >> let's start with that. >> you were showing and i like that map with the neighborhoods here because the very dire situation is happening in salahuddin right now. the people aren't able to get food or bread or fuel. >> that's what ivan was saying. >> if you can't get bread or those basics then you leave. >> if you can't you, out of desperation start breaking into stores. that's the situation with salahuddin right now. what's interesting about aleppo is there's a lot of contrast. there's this neighborhood where the situation is terrible for the people there and residents who are not, who don't want to be involved in the fight, they leave. you have other areas where there's no fighting. it's tense and the people are hoping the fighting doesn't reach them but it's a very odd situation where there's, it's a bit of a schizophrenic picture here and then two k

i want to bring in hala gorani who has been speaking to the activists via skype for days, and what arey telling you? >> yeah. it is giving me a bird's-eye view, because if you are on the ground, you are in one section and ivan watson's terrific reporting there on the northern outskirt outskirts of aleppo that the rebels have captured a key military base, and this is a huge, huge achievement and accomplishment for them. but in other parts of the city, other neighborhoods where there has been constant shelling, residents are telling me that over secure communication or as secure as we can make it, it is too dangerous for help in some cases to go there to deliver food and medicine. then you have other more central neighborhoods who have not seen the fighting yet. and as we were hearing from ivan's reporting, in some cases you can hear the fighting and then the children laughing not too far away. it is because it has become this sort of schizophrenic patchwork where in one area, you will have fierce fighting and then in another sort of this uneasy calm where fighting hasn't spread to yet.

we are joined by cnn anchor hala gorani, and you can give us a better idea of how significant it wouldto take control of a aleppo? >> well, it is extremely significant and probably as significant as damascus, which is the administrative capital of syria, but aleppo is the economic beating heart of the country. it is diverse and has more christians than damascus does. the rebels are in much closer to the center than they have ever been and that is what is important and interesting of what is going on and significant. you showed a google map with the citadel which is the 13th century medieval fort, and the rebels have reached the center of the old city which is one neighborhood there, and whether or not they keep the territory is another question, because now what everyone is bracing for is for the regular syrian army to come in, and we have heard of reports of fighter jets pounding the rebel strongholds, and now we might hear street to street battlesles betwethe regular syr army, and it will be bloody. >> it is functioning at this point or not, and of course, there is commerce there and

. >> thanks, hala. >>> here's more of what we're working on for "newsroom international." home makeover with venezuela's president, hugo chaves, building loyalty by giving away homes. is it campaign stunt to get re-elected? >>> we're going to take you to kazakhstan where they're broadcasting live for the first time. they're playing a game that i've never heard of. this is weird, kokpar, a headless goat, right, serves as the game ball. >> the dead boat it could be said it used and abused. in kokpar, the riders are nearly every bit as much as risk. stealing the goet frat from an opposing player, perfectly legal. knocking his opponent after a horse, that's apparently legal, too. it isn't just your annual exam. it's your daughter's wedding. did you know with your health insurance you may now have some preventive benefits with no co-pays or out-of-pocket costs? it isn't just your cholesterol screening. it's all the tomorrows you're looking forward to. learn more at healthcare.gov. ...more talk on social security... ...but washington isn't talking to the american people. [ femal

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hala gorani joining us. what does that mean?eople on the ground? >> well, the international committee of the red cross previously said that there was fighting intense fighting in hot spots, localized areas in syria, homs, ha ma. in this case, the terminology of the red cross, it is calling the conflict in syria a noninternational armed conflict. which is in laymen's terms a civil war. what does that change? it means that civilians and noncombatants are protected under international humanitarian law which could lay the groundwork for future prosecution for war crimes of people involved in the conflict who break basic international humanitarian rules such astor tur, killing of civilians, prevented wounded from reaching hospitals and medical care. it changes things not on the ground for now but possibly in the future. >> what does it mean for the president, bashar al assad? if it's considered a civil war and faces potential war crimes, will they go after him as a war criminal possibly. >> that's possible, of course. what's interest

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