cross be allowed t remove their body. marie colvin, the other was prize winning french photographer remiochlik. colvin was a frequent voice here, reporting on anderson cooper 360 just last night. reporter: every civilian house on the street was hit. this is kind of a poor, popular neighborhood. the top building of the floor i m in the top floor of the building i m in was toemt totally destroyed. free syrian army, they have rocket propelled grenades, but they don t have a base. arwa, it s chilling when you hear her voice and you realize that was someone alive yesterday talking about the dangers, experience and saying this is one of the most dangerous assignments she has ever covered. tell us about her, i know you guys worked together and what it is like to be on the ground there. reporter: she was so fiercely passionate about what was happening inside s syria. she was determined to do whatever was going to take to continue shining a spotlight on the atrosities there.
spending night in shelters. julie: a deadly bus crash in germany. apparently the bus tried to avoid another vehicle and slammed into a bridge support. gregg: don t stop talking. that the message to the middle east peace talks. this the deadline for the freeze on israel settlement construction ends in about 90 minutes threatening to derail efforts. here you see activists marking the end of restrictions today. leland is live in jerusalem with the latest. reporter: gregg, late tonight palestinian gunmen shot and wounded two israelis on the west bank in an attempt to derail the peace talks. they promise come sunrise tomorrow they will be building once again on the west bank. tomorrow marks the end of the settlement freeze, that freeze