bill: breaking news now on this friday morning and the government army of syria stepping up its crackdown. some of the most graphic tape we have seen yet. roll and listen to this. [gunfire] [shouting] bill: huge plumes of smoke in the town of homs. that has been a flashpoint for months. the fighting comes days after a troop pullback was scheduled and agreed to by syrian president assad. amy kellogg live on this in london. continued fighting there clear from that video. what are the chances that this brokered peace deal works or even sticks, amy? reporter: bill the skepticism mounts as these attacks seem to get harsher. what seems to be happening is ba asyir assad s armeys are using last days before the april 10th deadline for withdrawal to gain as much
new york city as a campaign office. that is a no-no. after months of a brutal crackdown, syrian president ba asyir assad says they will accept a u.n. brokered peace plan if true and if it hold as two hour daily sees fire would be in place to evacuate the injured. singer bobby brown face as court date for allegedly talking on a cell phone and driving the under the influence. the ex-husband of whitney houston was convicted in of dui in 1996. he was in los angeles. talking on the phone. martha: shocker. bill: family has gone through a lot. martha: well, a rare glimpse now how the government would respond to a major cyberattack. the senate armed services committee holding a hearing today that looks into the impact of a computer-generated attack targeting critical infrastructure in our country. this is a huge issue, folks. we saw this play out in iran when a virus crippled one of
senator reid is the one among many who certainly don t want to see domestic mining killed off in this country. so, reid said in a statement he is looking out for nevada and industry looks out for reid giving him $750,000 in campaign contributions while earning billions in profits, the loser of course jenna, is the american taxpayer, about $2 billion a year. jenna: very interesting stuff, william. thank you. jon: a fox news alert. and fox news has now confirmed that the united states government will impose sanctions personally on ba asyir assad, the leader of syria. the suggestion is that by going after him personally with very strong sanctions the west is really trying to get him forced out of office and end his 11-year reign at the top on syria. of course he succeeded his father who had also been in