we'll talk with wolf and jessica yellen and david gergen. also tonight, more on that scene on the streets in syria and an apparent peaceful protest torn apart by machine gunfire. and we'll show you the regime's youngest victims, including one just 2 years old. i got to tell you, i've seen a lot of terrible things in sear yachlt the video you're going to see coming up is the worst that i have seen. first, let's check in with our news. >> just ahead, part two of our special report on godly discipline. an investigation of a controversial book on child discipline found at the mom home of a 7-year-old who was beaten to death. 360s gary tuckman talked to the authors. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head. you shouldn't have done that at 7 years of age. okay. that hurts. i'm 50. okay. i mean -- but are there any marks on you? no. you would hit it -- a 5-year-old like that? yeah, sure. throwing away mispers about natural gas vehicles. more of the vehicles that fuel our lives use clean american natural gas today. it costs about 40 percent less

standing by for us in washington with more on that, jessica yellen.ot to ask you, we've got folks out there who are living week to week, paycheck to paycheck, trying to keep a roof over their heads. why is the white house waiting an entire month to unveil this jobs plan? >> right back, and that's what the president republican critics, even some of his frustrated supporter have been asking. the president's adviser thinks august just isn't the time to unveil a new legislative package since congress is out of session anyway. they can't act on it now if they wanted to. the white house believes it would get loss if they put it out at this point. so wait until this town is back in september. and let me tell you, washington right now is empty. the jobs package broke -- the yours truly idea is that it will be actual legislation from the administration with new proposals. the white house says this is not going to be a rehash of what we've already heard from the president. i'll warn you already, republicans in to congress, some of leaders are saying it should n

we need to get to jessica yellen our chief white house concerned correspondent the president came out a short time ago and said it appears a deal is in the works. not the perfect deal but one that will keep america from going into default. >> that's right, don. i have more information about how it came together. i came from a briefing with senior white house officials who say it happened between 8:10 and 8:20 when the vice president and the president, i should say and the vice president called the congressional leaders and individually affirmed with them that they do, in fact, have a deal. this all started, we are told, after the boehner bill was voted on on friday. and once that went through, once they had the vote in the house of representatives they say things started rolling. they began negotiations here. as we have been reporting, vice president biden was actively engaged, as was the president, in talking back and forth with the leaders throughout the past few days. the white house has a slightly different figure they are putting forward. they say it is a $2.1 trillion deal to ra