it s the conservative political action conference in washington, d.c. i ve got you there live right now. this is the vamp up, folks, to the big delegate leader, mitt romney. if you want to be the republican nominee for president, you d better have your game face on when you come to cpac. and you better have cpac on your side, some say. there is a caveat to that. i ll get to that in a moment. any second now, as i said, we re expecting mitt romney, who s going to make his case from that podium to this audience. a critical audience. core conservatives in that audience. and the message he wants to deliver, i am your core conservative leader. and i ve got a message for you. we re following those comments live as he shakes the hand of the interviewer or the look at that. perfect timing. mitt romney takes the podium. let s listen in live as he gets ready to sell his conservative message and his record in massachusetts. wow, thank you, please. thank you! thank you. please. wo
the violence, start talks with the opposition and let aide workerlend a hand. before showing this next video i really do want to warn you it is very hard to watch. you may want to turn away. it underscores the sharp contrast between the two different versions of what is going on here. this is video claiming to show the aftermath of an artillery strike today on the city of hanms. there are more than just the one body you see here. it s too gori y to show. take a look. [ gunfire ] these are streets of a neighborhood. the gunfire in homs is reportedly nonstop now. some witnesses say it seems as if government troops are basically racing to wit out the opposition before observing can arrive. the worst appears to be happening in baba amr southwest of the central part of homs. it s not clear whether arab league observes will see this tomorrow. keeping them honest, just a couple of weeks ago president assad denied there was anything to see. we don t kill our people. nobody kill
surrounding by thousands of troops. while observes of the arab league are arriving in damascus to verify beshear al assad is keeping his promise to dial back the violence, start talks with the opposition and let aide workers lend a hand. before showing this next video i really do want to warn you it is very hard to watch. you may want to turn away. it underscores the sharp contrast between the two different versions of what is going on here. this is video claiming to show the aftermath of an artillery strike today on the city of hanms. there are more than just the one body you see here. it s too gori y to show. take a look. [ gunfire ] these are streets of a neighborhood. the gunfire in homs is reportedly nonstop now. some witnesses say it seems as if government troops are basically racing to wit out the opposition before observing can arrive. the worst appears to be happening in baba amr southwest of the central part of homs. it s not clear whether arab league observes w
tried to take her away. journalists tried to protect her and hold her and listen to her story. they wanted to shut cameras, they were pushing, shoving people. eventually they escalated to where they were beating some journalists. syrians jammed downtown damascus today cheerg for president beshear al assad. the syrian leader s cabinet resigned a short time ago and it s widely reported he s going to ease a five-decade-old emergency law. the reforms in southern syria. in iraq today, men wearing police uniforms and explosive vests seized a government building in takrit. the interior ministry blames al qaeda in iraq. officials in japan say they ve got radioactive water
2 for illegal immigration law controversy o controversy or three for beach oil cleanup stops. the winning story airs later this hour. after weeks of protests, the syrian government now is resigning. that is according to state television. we are also expecting what could be a historic speech from president bashar all asad in the next couple of days. this news comes as tens of thousands of syrians poured into the streets of damascus today to demonstrate in favor of al assad. but this is all just days after brutal fights between protestors and security forces in syria. at least 37 people have been killed since last week, according to the united nations. michael holmes is here with more on our globe trekking segment essentially. it might be confusing, but we ve seen violent antigovernment protests. what do we think is taking place? it s a government-organized