hillary clinton and attacks russian and chinese opposition to u.n. action over syria. >> it is despicable. whose side are they on? they are not on this side of the syrian people. >> the iaea has concerns over iran nuclear program. at least 12 people have been killed in anti-american protests in afghanistan. welcome to bbc news. whoywood's biggest night, will come out on top at the oscars? despite all the condemnation and the diplomatic maneuvering, the violence in syria has continued. there are reports of 100 killed in homs. at a meeting of world leaders, hillary clinton described russia and china is opposition as despicable. there has been one tiny glimmer of hope in the city. the red cross has evacuated about 20 a healthy women and children and seven badly injured people. they have been taken to a hospital outside the area. our diplomatic correspondent begins our syria coverage. >> no end to the shelling in homs. tonight, there is a glimmer of a breakthrough. some severely wounded casualties, including women and children, were evacuated. not the in

hillary clinton it describes as russia and china's opposition as despicable. there has been one tiny glimmer of hope in the city of homs. the red cross has evacuated about 20 healthy women and children that did not want to be there. our diplomatic correspondence began our syria coverage. >> no end to the shelling today according to this unverified video. tonight, a glimmer of a breakthrough. some severely wounded casualties including women and children in the district were evacuated to a local hospital. not of the injured foreign journalist, they refused to go. negotiations on their fate are continuing. meanwhile, today's conference in tunis sent a strong message. dozens of countries in forcing the main opposition group and calling for bashar al-assad to go. >> i do believe that they justify our intensified support and working with them. i have offered them whatever help we can provide from the united kingdom from the political opposition outside of syria. i believe they are doing the right thing and they will be able to bring greater unity. >> among the point

secretary hillary clinton predicts president obama will get re-elected but felt the need to explain it probably, you know, my enthusiasm for the president got a little out of hand. >> hear what else clinton had to say about her boss's prospects next. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is predicting president obama will be re-elected and made the comments over students in tunisia yesterday and clinton talked about that more in the cnn interview with elise labbot. >> you said yesterday that president obama will be re-elected. it's not -- raised a lot of eyebrows, not really the secretary of state to say anything about an election and it seemed to be kind of a campaign statement. >> remember the context, i was asked whether the comments in the primary campaign some of which have been quite inflammatory, represented america and i represent america and know what happens in campaigns, been there, done that and i know that things are said that are not going to be put into practice or policy. but i did think i needed to point that out to the audience. and probably, you know, my enthusiasm

clinton now. anybody else in that group? >> cheryl miller works with hillary now too. >> and her personal assistant as well, memory to anthony weiner. the reason i show the pictures to ask you about how this town works and -- are yo9u all friends now and do you all stay close? a lot of the people have gone to other jobs. >> behalf. >> how does it work? >> in work with hillary off and on for over a decade. i started working for hillary when i was 28. and -->> 3 or four years ago to. it's i will not say how long. i think most of those people are still friends. wasously, hilary's campaign challenging and had some rocky moments. but has affected relationships. i consider myself friends with most of the people in that picture who i was friends with at the time. >> how did you get your first job with hillary clinton? >> i was working in the communications office of the white house. i had become -- >> president clinton? >> yes. there was a job opening in the domestic policy council on the children and families team under president clinton. there was a domestic policy

some speculating hillary clinton would be interested in the position. robe robert zell leg announcing he is stepping down. is hillary clinton interested in going to the world bank in the drudge report posting a story saying she is interested. this announcement from the state department. >> i was hoping you could give an updated answer to a question you've been asked about of and that is whether secretary clinton has any interest in the position of world bank president. >> the secretary has addressed this issue many times since last year. she has said this is not happening. her view has not changed. >> and can you say with certainty whether any discussions have taken place between secretary clinton and the white house, specifically president obama, about this position over the course of the past year? >> i can't speak to that but i think the secretary's been very clear about her view with regard to this and that hasn't changed. >> have you checked with her today? >> i have. >> and that has not changed, what she said back in -- last july in zambia is stil

we don't know when the president decided to name hillary clinton, senator clinton at the time.transition here politically? >> i was just going to add, i think, remember, the mistake that barack obama could play if he tries to distance himself from bill clinton because, you know, al gore did that in 2000 and it wasn't a smart idea. >> sure. >> the rap against obama this summer will be he's a jimmy carter 1980 president. double-digit inflation. long gasoline lines and a problem in iran. and instead, when you have clinton there, it's that constant jobs, jobs, jobs reminder. the economy was better under the democrats and does put some of the blame on w. >> doug, you're great. doug brinkley, thank you for being on. and gene, of course, from a pulitzer prize-winning great guy. >>> we don't know whether hillary clinton will run for president. it's up to her. she could easily win this thing. >>> we'll finish with a milestone tonight. what a time we're united behind. think about john glenn. think about how popular he was. 50 years ago today, he went around the world three times. you're

wyatt andrews puts that question to secretary of state hillary clinton. >> i am incredibly sympathetic to the call that somebody do something. >> thank you, jesus! >> jeff: and in chicago an answered prayer for a pastor braving winter temperatures to fight gang violence. michelle miller was at his church today. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> jeff: good evening, everyone, i'm jeff glor, the unpredictable republican primary season reaches what could be another turning point on tuesday with contests in arizona and also michigan. mitt romney's boyhood home. michigan was once thought to be a lock for romney, not any more. dean reynolds is in traverse city tonight, dean, good evening. >> reporter: jeff, in just two days mitt romney gets another chance to show he can win over rank and file republicans. but the polls here in michigan at least suggest he will have a difficult time doing it. romney chartered a jet from michigan to florida for the daytona 500 where a trackside man of the people photo opportunity awaited the candidate with four cars of his own. his

but no plan yet we can point to. >> the comments of secretary of state hillary clinton.aking questions on capitol hill. including marco rubio, from florida. she talked about the developing story in libya and the situation in syria. bbc reporting that the u.n. rights commissioner released a statement. after the comments from u.n. human rights commissioner, security forces have intensified their attacks. as opposition strong holds tend to grow here in washington. the secretary of state saying that president assad does fit the definition of a war criminal. >>> that issue of auto bailout the impact for two u.s. leading automakers, general motors and chrysler, the uaw meeting here in washington for a legislative convention. president obama made some indirect references to mitt romney and rick santorum coming on the same day that voters in michigan will try to determine who will be the republican nominee. here's president obama. >> a few years ago, one in five autoworkers were handed a pink slip. one in five. 400,000 jobs across this industry vanished the year before i took of

you still have his wife hillary clinton as secretary of state. so the clintons are very important.hey remind people of what a good economy was when the democrats had eight years. >> so well said. so well said. so we're talking about the past, the present and the future. the past looks damn good. great unemployment numbers. a growth. the eyeball. everything was great, right? in fact, when the republicans say restoration, they really mean go back to this guy. not back to w. nobody wants to go back to w. let's talk about the president. fantastic work around the world. let's talk about future. incipient, when you look at bill clinton and secretary clinton you don't see the past but the future. what role does the potential of hillary clinton as secretary of state to retire for a year or two and head for the presidency play in the present? >> i think she still has the opportunity, if she wants, and i frankly i think that is an if. some people don't think it's an if. they think it's when. if she wants, she still is such a prominent democrat, well-known figure, done a good job as secretary

>> hillary clinton arrived at the united nations to demand the ouster of syrian president bashar al assad. >> we have a choice. stand with the people of syria and the region or become complicit in the continuing violence there. >> the security council will begin item two. >> western arab countries are pushing for the plan calling for assad to hand overpower to the vice president. assad would have 15 days to step down. if he doesn't, the security council could take what it calls further measures, including economic sanctions. russia, which has veto power objects to the resolution, saying it could lead to civil war or eventual military strikes like the nato-led bombings in libya. >> the role of the international community should not be one of exacerbating conflict or meddling by the use of economic sanctions or military force. >> the united nations estimates more than 5400 syrians have been killed since the government cracked down on protesters last

secretary of state hillary clinton has called russia and china despicable for vetoing the u.n. security council resolution she says they're not on the side of the syrian people but whose side you think washington is on. i think a very important reason for china russia to be draft resolution is that. pretty with that. that resolution will not be fair to to stop while others see a real not so all with the syrian crisis the right way and that could be you know the chargers and the pressure on the principle of the charter of united nations and the norm and the actual norms in our relations so in that case i think china russia vetoed the resolution. rights. act and. we think through themes of for things to be down first said that. the syrian authorities and also the party. should be made to and a fully. or swallows two or part two some three meter lunch. dialogue to discuss. political reform so that to become a work out. political reform and. plan in its. current. practice should not be with the. attached third international community should respect the sovereignty and independence

secretary of hillary clinton hosting a luncheon for the chinese vice president. here's a portion of what she had to say. >> it's an honor to welcome all of you to the state department this afternoon. it's always good to have vice president biden here, and we are particularly pleased to have our very special guest of honor. i'd also like to recognize the talented chef who has prepared this delicious lunch for us fusing the flavors of chinese and american cuisine. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> this year marks the 40th anniversary of president nixon's historic trip to china. we are very pleased that dr. kissinger is here with us, who along with him was instrumental in transforming the relationship between our two countries. >> today cooperation between the united states and china is imperative to address the many vehicl vexing challenges we face to proliferation and climate change to promoting global economic security. now, developing the habits of cooperation is not easy. we have a lot of work to do. we are both committed to building a lasting framework of tr

>>guest: hillary clinton was not a liberal. hillary clinton was a democrat --.as a liberal. >>guest: depends on where you start. hillary clinton was a person who believed in a strong america. >>neil: would you want her on your ticket? >>guest: i would want her as president any day of the week. >>shepard: she would be part of this if she were so inclined? >>guest: or mitch daniels, chris christie, any of them. right now on www.americanselectorg people can draft whoever they want. who do you think should be president in what we are saying is elect a president, not a party. because the parties are trying to shoehorn these people into the white house and we don't think that is right. we think the democracy should be for the people to decide. we will do it it will be on the ballot and it will be a first to be reckoned with. >>neil: as i am sure. we will watch closely, thank you. whole we are rescuing mortgages could someone please help me rescue something else? the truth. . at liberty mutual, we know how much you count on your car, and how much the people in your lif

secretary of state hillary clinton insisted sunday in bulgaria, that's not the end of it. >> faced with a neutored security council, we have to redouble our efforts outside of the united nations with those allies and partners who support the syrian people's right to have a better future. >> suarez: in moscow though, russian foreign ministers sergei lavrov was making no apologies. >> some of the voices coming from the west assessing the results of the u.n. security council vote on the syrian resolution are indecent, i would say, and border on his tearics. >> suarez: chinese officials took the same line in beijing. >> china actively participated in the draft version of the u.n. resolution. but unfortunately the proposing nation, despite major disputes among various countries, forced a vote. our goal is to make sure that syrians are spared from violent conflict and war, not to complicate the issue. >> suarez: in washington president obama played down the likelihood of outside military action in an interview with nbc news. >> i think it is very important for us to try to resolve this withou

beating hillary clinton was no gimme and is so, too, being prepared for this election. so i guess there's a question of scaling from electoral skills in the campaign to running the white house and dealing with the kind of opposition he's facing in republicans for the first year, year and a half. and when i've talked to people, what they regretted, the lessons they thought they learned in how things went wrong was that everybody, even the fainseers, said they were too easy on the banks and they needed to have concentrated more on accountability. the other is that they hasn't recognized full play the republicans were setting out the do. so i think there was all this missed opportunities in appointments and filibuster and everything else. so... >> rose: clearly what he seems to indicate now that he has realized that there's little to be done in terms of bridging... of building bridges now. and so he's now looking at a kind of populist 99-1 idea in that there are more 99s than 1s. >> when obama became it was it was very different from what he imagined. he had every reason t

dep supplements from 60 nations including hillary clinton gathered to demand to allow humanitarian aid into serious. a group of doctors tried to do that on friday but turned away. >> if they refuse to allow the life saving aid. >> reporter: hillary clinton called out russian and china for blocking u.n. resolutions. >> it is just despicable. i asks who side are they on? >> reporter: on the white house on friday, president barack obama said it is time for the regime to move on. >> we're going to continue to keep the pressure up and look for every tool available to prevent the slaughter in serious. >> reporter: hillary clinton is saying that the ultimate outcome is certain. >> i'm convinced that the days are numbers. i just regret deeply -- that there will be more killing before he finally goes. >> reporter: but the short- term is bleak. eyewitness news. >> the red crossed it evacuated seven people to a hospital. it is not known whether that group included several western journalist who were injured in the same attack that killed coven earlier this week. >>> juror in the george huguely mu

hillary clinton is speaking about the resolution by telephone and is supposed to meet on saturday to talk about it. perhaps the pending vote will help to focus their minds on this issue. it is certainly adding to the sense that the month-long debate over syria and the security council is coming to a climax. >> in egypt, waters are morning after 17 people died after a football match in the city of port said. the home side won the match, but as the whistle blew, the forces stormed the pitch. officials say at least 1000 people were injured in the violence. libyan authorities are investigating the death of a former ambassador who was detained by an armed militia groups in tripoli. human-rights watched says the man was tortured to death. the government has vowed to look into allegations of torture. from tripoli, jonathan head reports. >> burying his father is not what he expected to do in the new libya. his father turned up two weeks ago after being detained by an armed militia groups in tripoli. >> he was a former ambassador. he had eight children. >> she knows her father passed away. sh

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my meineke. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton was in morocco earlier today where she sat down withoreign affairs reporter to talk about the outrage over the koran burnings in afghanistan and her assessment of the 2012 presidential election. >> president obama's apology has become controversial. obviously newt gingrich and others have made that's poll part of the campaign but other experts in afghanistan are saying this apology sends the wrong message, it gives the taliban the excuse to go against us, to help use our enemies against us, and also a lot of the attacks that are happening against americans, these horrible attacks, seem to be in retaliation for something the u.s. is taking responsibility for. >> well, i find it somewhat troubling that our politics would inflame such a dangerous situation in afghanistan. i well remember during the eight years of president bush's administration when something happened that was regrettable, unintentional, as this incident was, president bush was quick to say, look, we're sorry about this, this is something that you know we obviously did not