situation for any late changes. this report coming from our state correspondent. it s one of many new developments tonight on many different fronts. two things remain constant. dozens of people are being murdered, killed every day and the assad regime continues to lie about it. in fact, they re finding new ways to lie about it. especially the two journalists killed in homs yesterday and whose bodies are trapped there. the government blaming them for dying in the conditions they created. also claiming they re not targeting journalists or civilians, only terrorists. the second statement is a flat out lie. one of the journalists, marie colvin did the last reporting on our program. we spoke to her hours before she was killed. a new rort out from u.n. investigators, sfie pages that read like an indictment of the assad regime. forces have committed widespread systematic and gross human rights violations amounting to crimes against humanity. with the apparent knowledge and consent o
two things remain constant. dozens of people are being murdered, killed every day and the assad regime continues to lie about it. in fact, they re finding new ways to lie about it. especially the two journalists killed in homs yesterday and whose bodies are trapped there. the government blaming them for dying in the conditions they created. also claiming they re not targeting journalists or civilians, only terrorists. the second statement is a flat out lie. one of the journalists, marie colvin did the last reporting on our program. we spoke to her hours before she was killed. a new rort out from u.n. investigators, sfie pages that read like an indictment of the assad regime. forces have committed widespread systematic and gross human rights violations amounting to crimes against humanity. with the apparent knowledge and consent of the highest levels of the state. the report notes the opposition of the syrian army committed abuses and not comparable in scale to those carried o
it s one of many new developments tonight on many different fronts. two things remain constant. dozens of people are being murdered, killed every day and they continue to lie about it. they are finding new ways of lying about it. especially the two journalists killed in homs yesterday and their bodies trapped there. they are claiming they are not targeting journalists only terrorists. the second statement is a flat out lie. one of the journalists, marie colvin did the last reporting on our program. we spoke to her hours before she was killed. 72 pages that read like an indictment. forces have committed widespread systematic and gross human rights violations amounting to crimes against humanity. the report notes the opposition of the african-american that committed abuses and not comparable in scale to those carried out by the state. the assad regime is fighting armed terrorists, not systematically shelling unarmed civilians that we see happening in homs. secretary of state cl
gingrich was a giant moment in the debate. and what i m wondering about is when an audience is 45 minutes in, and only then does it start to get interesting, and then it gets a little sleepy again, this is a two-hour drama, or it s supposed to be a two-hour drama. if it doesn t sustain the drama, is it possible for the points that we think are scored an hour and a half into this thing to actually register, or has the audience kind of drifted into another place? well, it s that, again, is very hard to know. look, we re in the 15th rounds of these debates. they ve been going on and on and on, and there wasn t that aha moment tonight, as we have seen in other debates. i was thinking about, two-thirds of the way through, where s jeremy lin when we need him. you know, a point guard to come in and shake things up. drain a couple of three-pointers, get a couple of assists. but that s where we are. and the fact is, lawrence, as you know, in the hall, and those of us who are watching this a
actually in november the american people well. for the 20th debate in a row, barack obama won. he wasn t even there. it was a great debate tonight. karen finley and terry o neil, jimmy williams, great to have you with us. thank you so much. share your thoughts about and that could be debates. we want to know what you think. and as nbc political analyst richard wolf on tonight s debate. rick santorum tries to explain comments he made in 2008 about president obama and st. louis. will voters by his explanation quicksand of shrimp will weigh in.