a man who calls himself basal and a doctor causes, collecting his thoughts. so, talk, answer quickly. are you cooking up lies, shouts the other. vis video is one of eight interrogations obtained by cnn from syrian operationists. speaking with distinct iraqi accents and asking about what s going on in a town northeast of alep aleppo. from the questions it s clear they re not with the president, bashar al assad but rather with isis, the iz loomic state of iraq and syria. it s not clear what happened to these men, but another chilling video will show you later may be a clue. early last year, isis emerged as a major power in opposition controlled areas of northern syria. since then, the ultra extremist group has imposed strict islamist law, held public
alep aleppo, and other provinces all over syria just to meet the senator. we are helping coordinate them coming out and what they wanted to say, thank you very much for taking the time and coming to see them. one major thing that they realize is that many in the west and the united states, specifically, are afraid to arm the rebels, because they don t know who they are or afraid the weapons would fall in the wrong hands, and their message is they are confident that if the weapons are given to the supreme military council, that it will not fall in the wrong hands. they also assured him serial numbers would be written down and such weapons would be returned once assad is deposed, but also that if the united states does not act and take greater leadership in supporting the rebels in a more serious manner, that the threats of increased extremism in the country will be realized and
interrupter and you can t survive it. so, in other words, if he dropped one of these, bashar al-assad, on a part of damascus or aleppo, it would kill tens of thousands of people if he dropped a .122-millimeter shell. that is incredibly frightening. bob baer, thank you so much for your perspective. hala, thank you to you, as well. coming up, police said there was a shootout when the boston bombing suspect was hiding in a boat in the backyard in watertown, well, today we learned something completely different. that new detail coming up. plus, history in the making today when presidents and first ladies stand together and shed a couple of tears for a former commander in chief. stay with me. , this is my weeke weekend getaways just got better. well, enjoy your round! alright, thanks! save a ton on our best available rate when you book early and feel the hamptonality.
welcome to both of you. christiane, i want to begin with you, yesterday you spoke to the leader of the free syrian army. tell me what he told you as far as evidence and usage of this deadly chemical gas. brooke, exactly, i did talk to him yesterday and today and he s in syria right now looking to bring out more proof. basically what he told me is that in april, march, and earlier about three to four times he has evidence, he says, and his forces do, of chemical weapons having been used in alep aleppo, in homs, in damascus and they took blood samples and soil samples and he wants to bring those out, you know, to present them to the world. already, as we know, the israelis have talked about it, the british and the french, also today, the uk put out a statement saying that they have evidence that this is happened and that, of course, it would be
touch and going situation because loughner has broken down in court . he s been dragged out screaming. he s exhibited active signs of mental illness at many hearings. here is what the judge is trying to decide. to be competent you have to understand what s going on in the courtroom, understand the charges against you and be able to at least provide minimal assistance to your own lawyers. it s a very low standard. if you are delusional and ranting and raving, youon t meet the test. he s failed the test on other occasions. two psychiatrists have said he s incompetent to stand trial. he seemso go in and out of competence. today, the judge is looking at him saying is he as of today competent stand trial and enter a guilty plea. all right. if not, if he is not competent then the plea deal becomes moot, doesn t it? plea deal is off. if he s found not competent, he goes back to the hospital and remains under treatment until some day in the future he becomes competent again and i