outfront tonight, is syria at a tipping point? the pressure is building on syrian president bashar al assad who is no doubt watching his back this evening after an attack struck the heart of his regime. a regime that s been in power for over 40 years and has launched a brutal crackdown on rebels over the last 16 months, killing more than 16,000 people, according to one opposition group. whether today s bloodshed is the result of a rebel attack or an inside job, one thing is clear assad s security perimeter has been breached. state tv reports those assassinated at a high-level meeting in damascus include the defense minister, the deputy defense minister who s also al assad s brother-in-law, and his security adviser. rebels danced in the street following the explosion. the opposition forces have come a long way since the uprising began. that has deputy defense secretary leon panetta worried the situation is quickly deteriorating. the violence there has only gotten worse a
u.s. service members who were killed in that korean war. they will hold these bilateral meetings like you just saw there taking place at the white house with the president. he will also attend a state dinner. jessica yellin was there in that room, as they spoke. i d like to see with a she thinks. jessica, if you re with us and you can hear me, let me know what you think the highlight was there of this appearance between the two presidents. well, the president i asked the president a question about both iran and about the economy and he refused, randi, to say how high up in the iranian government knowledge of this alleged iranian terror plot may have gone. there are a lot of questions about whether the supreme leader and the nation s president had knowledge. but the president did say that no matter how high up it went, the entire iranian government needs to be held accountable and that they have a very solid case and that they are gathering support for allied nations to ti
the opposite of what i said, the reason there may be an increase of recreational drug use is because a person may be auto medicating for condition. in other words if they are bored and go into adulthood and are not given the medication which they need, they may have a drink a lot of coffee or use cocaine or stimulants or smoke cigarettes to give them the nicotine and you can get the kind of speed you need from other than a prescribed medication and if you have the condition you are better off with the prescribed medication. gregg: it must be worrisome for parents, you could be leading your children down the road to serious drug addiction problems, will it give parents a pause and say, wait, cognitive therapy, we should try that first? i m a big fan of that and i think you are right. but i don t think parents should concluded from the study, which was done at ucla, a top center and was rigorous, as you say, i don t think you can concluded a cause and effect here. i don t think yukon