last week ecuador granted asylum to julien assange, facing extradition over sexual assault claims he nies. the dispute escalated when britain suggested it could invoke a little lone law to strip ecuador's embassy of privileges that would allow police to detain assange. >> there are new questions in the sudden death of tony scott. investigators say that the 68-year-old jumped from a bridge at the port of los angeles sunday. it's not determined if he had health problems. family members, they are denying media reports he suffered from inoperable brain cancer and that's why he committed suicide. scott directed several movies including "top gun." >> the autopsy of junior seau is complete but providing few answerses to what drove him to commit suicide. the examiner says that the linebacker had no alcohol or illegal drugs in his system. an initial examination of his brain shows no apparent damage from his years of football. his girlfriend found him dead at his oceanside home with a gunshot wound to his chest. there was no suicide note. >> all we can say is do not count them out. talking abou

. >> julien assange has been granted asylum in ecuador. we ask where he goes from here. >> and life after the party -- one empoverished london district is struggling with a mixed legacy from the olympic games. hello. the narrative in syria these days is familiar to us. we have seen the violence, accounts conflicting on what is going on, and watch people flee to safety across the border. let's find out what it looks like to the people " 18 months ago were first to call for demonstrations in damascus. >> damascus, january, 2011. news reaches the syrian capital of the demonstrations in tahrir square in cairo. six long sets -- six young syrians -- muslims and christians -- post an invitation on facebook 28 and a demonstration of support -- to attend a demonstration of support. >> the conditions have already been freed. the egyptians were on their way to be free. we thought it was our turn to be free, too. >> only syrian -- friendly russian tv recorded it. first, the authorities did not object. they, too, supported the movement to oppose egypt'

assange, said that he would enjoy living in ecuador. >> i respect the will make the decision in the best interest of julien, human rights, and his countrylike to live a life close to nature. if he were to come here, i think he would love it. >> ecuador's foreign minister bowed to wait until the end of the olympic games to announce the decision. he said ecuador had invited swedish authorities to question assange in ecuador which could give him an opportunity to avoid extradition, but it was discovered that sweden had turned down the offer. ecuador has not decided whether it is inclined to grant political asylum, but president rafael correa recently spoke to julian assange and praised him for his work. >> president correa, why did you want us to release all of the cables? >> if you do not owe anything, we have nothing to fear. we have nothing to hide. your wikileaks have made us stronger, related to the excessive nationalism accused by us. >> if assange is granted asylum, he will become a resident of latin america, where the cables he disseminated have generated hundreds of headlines. one year after thousands of cables on latin america we