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i'm ted rollins. it's 8:00 here in atlanta and 3:00 p.m. in homs, syria, where the gunshots, explosions and bloodshed continues in the street. hundreds of people have died in the ongoing revolt against the government. and to d.c. where conservatives are gathering for critical meetings again today. three of the four gop presidential candidates took their turns trying to woo the crowd. plus, sarah palin speaks today. will she officially endorse anyone? but there may be more political intrigue in maine, as well. we'll take you there, as well. >> from cnn's world headquarters, bringing you news and analysis from across the nation and around the globe. live from studio 7, this is cnn saturday morning. >> and maine is where we'll start this morning. maine's republican voters are heading to the caucus site this morning to choose their candidate for president. it's pretty much a two-man race for the state's 21 delegates. ron paul has a strong ground game white mitt romney is making a last-minute push. shannon, good morning to you. set the scene for

i'm ted rollins at 7:00 a.m. here in atlanta and 2:00 p.m.here the gunshots explosion and bloodshed continues in the streets. hundreds of people have died. to d.c. where conservatives are gathering for critical meetings. three of the four gop presidential candidates took their turns trying to woo the crowd. there may be just as much political intrigue up north in maine. as well, we'll take you there. plus, how does $7,000 sound? clyde anderson says saving it might be easier than you think. we are watching a country in crisis. syria and a city under mercyless siege. today marks the seventh straight day military tanks pounded homes. one witness says hundreds of soldiers surrounded the city. dozens of tanks in sight. the president limited access by cnn and other international news organizations. ivan watson is monitoring from istanbul, turkey. what is the situation unfolding, specifically? >> reporter: good morning, ted. well, residents of the city of homs woke up every morning this week to the sound of ar tillie pounding their streets fired fro

. >> ted rollins is outside the high school in chardon for us tonight. and teresa hunt is going to join us in a couple of months on the phone. her daughter was in a classroom during the shooting. ted, i wanted to start with you though. what can you tell us what you have learned today from reporting on this about who tj lane is, the shooter here? >> reporter: well, you alluded to it, erin. a young man from a tough childhood. lived off and on with his mother or grandparents, has a brother that has been in and out of joil. one student described him as very quiet. said he didn't have a very good attendance record, but when he was here, a fairly nice child or young man and according to one person, they say this was a complete shock. he was reported to students a victim of bullying on and off and that's sort of the picture we're getting. a young man who didn't say a lot, but was the target of some bullying from a broken home. >> that bullying the link to the students? what have they been saying about how the five kids who were shot were targeted? were they spe

ed rollins. bill: it will make tampa in august all the more interesting. thanks, ed.heck the markets real quick. we've been trading seven minutes. we're treading water right now. we were up three points. now down. 10 minutes for all the dow 30 to open up. there is optimism in europe that greece will get another bailout. we'll see where we go with the markets open on wall street at the moment. martha? martha: we'll talk about that mystery illness we've been watching in new york state. this story is getting more interesting by the moment. a dozen girls have been affected by it. their own doctors disagree what is causing it. a member of fox news medical a-team has gone there to search for answers in this case. dr. marc siegel will join us to tell us what he found in new york state. bill: skydiving from the edge of space could literally make your blood boil. there is a daredevil who says he wants to do it. details on his plan. we'll find out whether or not this is even possible. [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half

ed rollins say it's a an f-ing mess. said let's pick a fresh face at the convention. but weren't we all saying exactly these things about the democratic race in 2008 four years ago to this day probably? >> i don't think so. i think the concern four years ago was there was going to be such acrimony between the people who supported obama and the people who supported clinton that they would never come together. that is usually an insurmountable problem. but romney has been hurt empirically with the independents, because he has had to move so far to the right, and i think you are seeing that reflected within the republican base. they are looking at him, and don't see him as the guy who could definitely beat obama. >> gingrich and the other fellow -- what is his name again? -- ron paul has 23% in the polling, and had between them 18%. sounds like they are irrelevant and trivia but with something this tight, they are vital. gingrich just got another $10 million from sheldon adelson, and ron paul might as well be wearing an 11

mayor stephanie rollins blake said she will play the cards she is dealt with. >> i did not want it to happen. we worked to retain as many seats as possible. it could be worse. we will work with what we can and do the best we can. >> the legislative wish list is several pages long. the city delegation always introduces crime-fighting initiatives unit to baltimore. this year's list also includes liquor licence changes to benefit the planned casino, reauthorize and 40% of the hotel tax to appropriate for tourism, preserving funding for the enterprise zone tax program, and changes to the law to leverage more school construction funds. >> the delegation has to be a lot more creative in terms of our legislation and our boats, saying here is what we need for baltimore city, and a lot of give and take as relates to the political process. >> the silver lining? the city keeps six senators, and the house delegation retained the chairmanship of two powerful committees. >> tonight, the state board of education is showing interest in changing state regulations on student discipline practices. it re

moves back to 10 under and into a tie for eighth with john rollins, jason dufner, bo van pelt. there's your winner, kyle stanley. you couldn't keep him down for long, could you? knocks it in at the 72nd hole this time and he's got his first victory on the pga tour. he's going to the masters. watch this young man. he's got a world of talent. he wins the waste management phoenix open. we'll see you at pebble beach we'll see you at pebble beach next week. this is the "cbs evening news." captioning sponsored by cbs >> jeff: good evening, everyone. for more than three decades the u.s. and egypt have had a strong alliance but tonight that relationship is on shaky ground following egypt's decision to try 19 americans on unspecified charges. the americans including the son of cabinet secretary ray lahood are barred now from leaving egypt. senior white house correspondent norah o done sell tracking developments tonight in washington. norah, good evening. >> good evening, the obama administration says tonight that they are deeply concerned about these reports. and they are urging the egy

to see the real impact of the market's rebound, we decided to check in with paul rollin, down in asheville, north carolina. "world news" first met paul and his wife, jan, back in 2009, shortly after the financial crisis wiped out their 401(k). >> our retirement's been depleted by 40% to 50%. >> reporter: it couldn't have come at a worst time. the couple had just retired to asheville, to live out their golden years. but their rollercoaster ride was only beginning. they recouped some of their money, only to see it disappear last summer when the market tanked. >> if we got hit the same way we did before, we would lose our house and be looking for a rental apartment in short order. >> reporter: but today, a different picture. paul told us his 401(k) has recovered more than half of its losses. >> for the past few months, it's been on a steady, upward proj t projectry. >> reporter: he's not alone. the average 401(k) lost $51,000. it's recovered half of that amount. and the pace is speeding up. gaining $7,000 in the last year and a half. >> this gives aun opportunity for many americans to regain

moves back to 10 under and into a tie for eighth with john rollins, jason dufner, bo van pelt. there's your winner, kyle stanley. you couldn't keep him down for long, could you? knocks it in at the 72nd hole this time and he's got his first victory on the pga tour. he's going to the masters. watch this young man. he's got a world of talent. he wins the waste management phoenix open. we'll see you at pebble beach we'll see you at pebble beach next week. and more... and more? stop paying so much for second best. upgrade to verizon fios and get tv, internet and phone for our best price online: just $89.99 a month guaranteed for two years. you save $600. go to verizon.com/greatprice to sign up now and get $300 back with a two-year contract. fios is a 100% fiber-optic network that delivers superior picture quality, more hd, plus america's fastest, most consistent and most reliable internet. why keep paying so much for cable? switch to fios at our best price... $89.99 a month with a two-year price guarantee. plus, get $300 back with a two-year contract... or choose no annual contract

. >> he had rollins, six months before this thing got going every republican i know was saying we'reoing to win, we're gonna beat obama. now he even those who have endorsed him are saying, my god what an f-ing mess. only he didn't say f-ing. does he have a plan c. >> yes, that's why so many top tier republicans decided not to run. they're hoping that the tea party will run its course so they can have the saner components of the republican party will be in charge. really, this whole fantasy about a broken con convention and a consensus candidate coming out of that is pure fantasy. this would be someone with no organization, no money and not vetted. we saw what happened with sarah palin. when the press got around to vetting a preys who had never been vetted before. and this is not exactly a solution. this person would come out of the convention and face $200 million in attack ads from democrats and their allies. this is not going to be a good year for them. plan c is to really do as best as they can. minimize the losses in the senate and the house, and pretty much start building toward

ed rollins and co-host of five, she deals with beckel kimberly guilfoyle.ouple of things that are interesting to me. one, biden and damely said don't do it. kathleen sebelius says, no you are going to lose the female vote. the presidential, it's decision was political. he didn't choose religious liberty and the first amendment. he chose either the female vote or voting for contraception. >> the liberals are basically to appease his supporters. his political pandering. he doesn't have any business getting into this area in particular. this is penalizing people's ability to respect the first amendment rights. its constitutional law issue and it could go all the way up to supreme court. >> sean: i don't see how it could win. it seems straightforward politically. >> it's a death knell to him. this one is going to backfire. catholics are one out of four voters. conservative catholics are significant voting bloc. he got a plurality of the vote last time and he will lose it this time. this will mobilize and up in arms. >> sean: did you notice what i did, david axe

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pat kadel and ed rollins. what is fascinate becoming. go to south carolina, gingrich is losing and double digits and then he turns it around. same thing for romney. debates a big factor? >> debates a big factor. romney spent a huge amount of money. gingrich wasn't in the resource game. the debates matter. we're having huge swings even inside the republican party that i don't even remember. >> shep: you can go back throughout history. kennedy, carter. >> one big difference, romney has put together a great campaign. two elements in the campaign, one is a great candidate and one a great organization. newt has not yet put the organization together. he has good people but not functioning on all cylinders, i think you saw that this week. romney campaign went out executed, tremendous resources, financial resources but they made it work. >> shep: let me put the question differently. >> sean: in gingrich had the same resources? >> there are two elements that broke the back tonight. one he did very badly among women. he didn't do well among hispan

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