sreta generaban -moon is exprsing h increasiny gre coern autthe crackdowin sia. for me on the inrnatnal couni's response, i spoke to the ief washington correspondent fothe ew york time" the ct is, syr islready pret isolated from the ternational economy. when western gernmts talk abou sanions, what ectly ar they tkingbout? >> they are having hardime firing out what they're taing out. first of all, the syrian onomy very all. it rouly the size o its bod after the steel industry left. thatig -of pittsburgh ter the steel industry ft. t that g. their mor bk was sanctioned in 2006. 200 the unid stas nctied a number of individuals and initutns relad to weapons omass destructn. they have been sanctioneso ch, that nobody could me up withnythg more tsancon. soe ar now supposed to believ that theres a huge amou out here. in fact, all they're really is is freezing th assetof se seous -- and syrian officials, which is wt they are ntemplating. but a lo of itsrobayn leban on oelsewhere in the mideast. they probably do notavet under their real nas. >>ne of the things i find strik

nucar watchd, is signalinghat it could perps rfer sia tthe u.n. secity council for buildi a secret nlear reactoand of cours the brotr of president assad has been targeted ose sanctio. that's qui a strong sigl. >>he gime is epared to ll demonsttorsy the doze, hundreds, sueler these kinds of nctions are going to be le fl bites, aren't they? >> it shs that washington has not a lot ofevere on ria antall can is send those strongessasnd perhs if the violence continues ty will try continue to isote sya. but the message isuite strong. alsoecause presidentssad himself was t targeted i those sanctions and at's a verynterting point. they're giving him a way out. it's posble. we don knoat theoment. theyertainly won't sa whatmerin officials sd when wesked them wy president assad was not targete the said, well, the sanctio are targeting people o ar responsible, who order the abuses. we said,oes that me tha president assad is not in charge of the country? they didn't really awer e queson b it ds raise a interesting poinabouhow the view te country, whe th are per

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for eks win the aftmath of prayers and there a clash and today sia sees their blooest day t. a human rights grp says tha at lst 70 peoe he been kied across the nation. our correspondents are not allod io the couny but we have this rert. >> unverifiedootage fro a suburbtoda just o of many leaving deaand injuredin t stets. the prosts have involved lar numbers of peoenowns and citiescros the country. on trsda theovernment lifted the emergency w, a now th pele have givethei reply. they have more demds. ranginfromhe release of politic politicalpriseners into ltipty liti. >> we ve me each wee of protestersncreing a that's making us happy. we ha a long way to getur freedo >> these youngen are trying to dodge the bults ting to hide behind tra cans. an syria such a ke plar in the mdle st and these c coequences couldffect many. today thehiteouse annoced the most recent cra down saying that we depre viencend call to look at reform and this looks le th deadliest day of the syria risi t, how do you assess president al-assad's positio now? he' in a difficult siti and heaisedhe stef emerncy

everus that wmanage to sp on the way out of sia i refung tlet us on board. our pducehad st bn on board and ask if ere's anyone willing to taland ople are remaing silent. ere a lot of fear. >> this uld plain why the tanks a believed to be in e town of deraa, the cente of e uprising. people in the town are und curfew this cannobe vified. the united nions security council is still divided over whato sa about t cradown. e eupeanunion had statemt condemnin the violence russia,ndia, and china stoppe ort that. thsyri authorities say the crackdown is againstxtrests that have been thrteni civilis. it is clear that they want to ring an end to the protest tomorrow demonstrato plan day of rage. this will be a big test for both sides. >> and military cot in bahrain has ntenced four pro- mocracy prosters to death. they were found guiltyf killing a police offer. thether protesters were repoedly sentenced to lifen pron. it i misrata no air strikes are blamed fo kilng 12 rel fighrs. the docr believed that it w a mistake. natoenied there h bee any stris on the buildis in misr

where would yo like sia t go? >> we believe the president has an opptuni to enact meaningful political, scial and economic rerm. he has that opptuni and we believe tt it is ctica that he seeshe opptunity and response to t deses of the rianeople. ov the last two weeks, the opleave been comi out in very sigfica nbers. protting, demonstrating for eate freedom. we think he has a greater oprtuny to move th country ana positive direcon. >> you do not want wholesaled regime change, you wt a dt the esidt running syria. >> whamatts i whathe syrian peoe want bad wt the' calling for is greater feel at -- freom. they arealli forreedom of preson and freedom of assiation. theyre calling for theihuma rights to rescted it maers wh the want. >> another sign of owing unrestnd t ara world, reports fromemenay security rcesnd opened fire and get usedearg in the catal. ozenhave been woued pde poli claed with ptesters killinone person a injing seral others. morganondepeople have died in two months of demonstration, calling r thremoval o

now have staed with the problems of sia - >> may be the las40 years of emergency rule -- and might be a change of tacti >>en if the ergen rule is fted, even at t emergency i lifted, we still need it, like the u.k. -- we wilot need an emeency ru in y mo. >> do you think heighthink abt givinp tortures we? >>[unintelligibl >> if no, no. in syria your own untr which, as younow, haseen condemned by thenitedations anvarious oer organatio. >> he has genrders n to harm any demonstrators who does not dolisd public or private prerty. higiven orders to protect a of thoxcep in theirstay of t unrt. theyereilled bause they we shooting and ty we shot. >> omeini, do you think? >> only thoseho he contaed the forei med. >> said those in his boat tohe official syrian med are telling the truth, d evyone el is makg it up? >> absolutely n, jemy. i belie the is truth and in every report. however,ometimes parts of the trut is highlited and other partsre coved up. >> that is for this week. goodbye. >> fding forhis presentatn is made poibley -- t--an'swn fountion and ion bank. >> unionank has put its financial

the battleor da is hidden within theolli hills of southern sia. this was aclosas we got toda. in the disnce you might just makeut the town. the rderrossing here has be closed by the syrians, an eerie since. ever since theserotes have been, the syrianovernmentas limitrecisely what wenow. they're t grting visas to internationajourlists. they'rtryi to buy themselves te inhe hope th themight kill off this uprisi. time, oughmay be running out. the commons, britain reated sanctions if syria does not pull back its troops. >> it's governmentanstil choose the radicaleforwhich alone can providpeacand stability syr and for the long-term d werge it to do so. or it can choo evemore violent represon. >> on syrian tv today tyere honoring theiralle soldiers, killed, ey sd during the fitingn dara. president a san - alas doesn't show signs obackg down. >> in a statement, the u. securi genal ban ki-moon says his wching events in syria th gve concern. are condemn the continuing violce ainst the peaceful demotrators, most paicularly the use of tas and ve fire that have kill and jured hundredsf pel

tens o thousands protested afr fray prayers in sia. the demonstratio are reporte to have beenhe bgest sce the anti-vernment protests began nearly a month a. therare reports of live ammutioneing used in the suburbs of damass. in afghanistan tay, suide bomber killed t top police official in the sohern province of canada are, more evidence of khdahar. is ces afr hillary clinton warned about briing forces home to stand. for more on what lies ahead, i enjoyed by the former foreign minister dr. abdulh abllah. ank you for coming in. you'reoing to run for the presidency of afghanistan in 2014 e u.n. says the serity in yourountry is at its lowest point. hat would you do to chge that that's what'snfortunately- what wouldou d tchange that? unfortunatelytod's news is anoth sign of security deteriorated i. i knew him persolly. he resisted against theovie and laterhe tiban. heas a very effective personality. so,ecury is still a allenge. my cmitmt at tebegiing iso ke the door open for mocric politics, rathe an comg to a conclusion that democracydoes

there is nooub that wt is hapning in sia right now is afig lf. the vernment and the army and the military are dendenon this gornme. this is t theame tuatn in egypt. the asaad regime, so t speak, the family,ore or less has the entire security apparatus uer it direct control, and a longas it's undeits direct control, whher the emergenc decree is lifted or not, thinks rgel an academic erci, more of an exercise to kwell the dissentath than really form the system. w can youefo a system if you sll he a dictatorshipt th top >> we talkedabou president assa, thorme eye surgeon, mild nnered i think he was descrid wn he first came tffice, the acdent president, becae his brother was ppos to be in linor l o this. he seems t belingg to power withsome tenacity now, doesn't he? >> there i no dot, causin the final analys, it not so much in m jgment whate says or does, is onl as gd as his brother-in-la the he of intellence his sier, the tireassa family, andhe tribe fr whicheerives. thr lives eepennt on the swardip by whic he navites these demonsatio. this i not a

israel will be loong a that vy closely and thinking tt th time may have come to strike at hezllah if sia is incacitad in me w. ople are thin bei it ound re. wh arehe regional imicatns of this? what wl itean for leban an israel? does have rionareverb tions. thank you vermuch deed for that. in libya america's mstsenior miliry officer says the fighng is headingowar a stalate. adral ke mullen's cment comeust d after the u. military sd it would be usg predor dnes toarry out attacks onolon gaddafi's forc. a sce of me of the hvies class, rebel fhters are already claiming a snifint victory. clring a secon of e ci. >> fe to walkheirwn reets, now colonel gadfi's rces are gone. the rebels fout long andard here, they tol us they los 100 men. just toapture one devastad district. t th rebels had a key target here, omar took me to see it. this office block whe insurance s sold before snipers moved in. >>uilding in this area, downtown. >> so the snips we killing pele from here? >> yh, yh. kiing so eily. they kill people so easily. because 's the highe budingnd you can see all the areand dntow all the do

information agency, what used to be a sia, public diplomacy. i have been doing this kind of thing for a while. i have a lot of issues i work on. one of the things i've noticed is the common trend to getting people to change their behavior is, and this is going to sound crass and i'm sorry, but it is economic managed. yeah, you can stop discrimination because it is the right thing to do and yes it is but it is also economically beneficial to do so. it is economically beneficial to stop using police or army to fight wars. it is economically beneficial to use that money in other ways. it is economically beneficial to listen to the input of all kinds of trains. we have finally starting -- started to listen to women at least need to start -- other countries need to be told and there ought to be a message. not only should you do this because it is the right thing to do. part of the reason america, even though we have our problems, is strong is because we listen to input from all kinds of people, ugly people, pretty people, fat people, thin people mus