they will take place in charlotte and atlanta. that s right now where the cancelations are. she s 21 years old and she says she s got bronchitis, she would never cancel otherwise. although sometimes right before a big scscdalous story they claim bronchitis, then the real story comes out. but she seems pretty pure, i don t know. the tour called speak now. let s move on to eliot spitzer, his show on cnn in the arena has been canceled. he was partnered with kathleen parker at one point. jimmy seems very sad about all of this. they re reshuffling the cnn evening lineup by the way, moving around john king and anderson cooper into the 8:00 slots. spitzer losing another job. kept his socks on the whole time. natalie portman. she just had the baby boy. that s right. nobody knew what the name was until now. they have just released it. her and her hottie husband. who was her choreoeographer for black swan. they announce the son of their my goodness, can i talk today? the name
believe that it would have a happy ending. now syria is a much, much different picture. tonight, i ll take a close look at where the arab spring went wrong as the threat of outright war hangs over a region, that at least for a moment thought change was coming. more in just a moment. but, first, a look at the other stories that we re covering tonight. mitt romney made it official. he s running for president but with sarah palin s bus tour in new hampshire, will anybody notice? and today the only muslim in congress made a vow. the world will not forget for liberty and justice and for the people of syria. earlier he had urged the world to go into libya. where do we draw the line. then moammar gadhafi and goldman sachs, a marriage made in heaven or in hell? i ll ask matt what happened when libya s dictator mate the deal kings of wall street. syria and the story that we ve been closely following over the past few nights. the 13-year-old boy who was tortured and murdered. his
now we know that hamza alkhalee is dead. pictures of his body are disturbing. his family received his remains. it appeared the 13-year-old had been tortured. he was mutilated. many of the pictures we ve received are too graphic to broadcast. cnn made repeated attempts to reach for comment without success. hamza s murder brought syrians into the streets. even children have joined the protests. we ll have more on dramatic developments in syria and the strongest words yet from washington in just a moment. but first, a look at the other stories we re covering tonight. what do robert e. lee and sarah palin have in common? they both went to gettysburg, one of them lost, the other may have just begun to fight. and housing prices keep falling, in some places they haven t been this low since the 1960s. edie hill asks, does the american dream get dragged down with them? then the sheriff of arizona, he deported 25,000 illegal immigrants, and now he wants to take his wild west show
matter how painful they might be. after some initial frustration voiced by those families, officials are in overdrive trying to provide answers. we will talk with one official trying to help. but first, here are the other stories we re digging into tonight. it is so good to be here. let me ask you, don t you love your freedom? she s back after a season of reality tv. sarah palin returns to what she does best. wow. scaring the heck out of some republicans. tea party americans, you re winning. is she the king maker or the queen? and baseball and ponzi schemes. i got it, i got it, i got it! jeff toobin say the new york mets and bernie madoff used to be on the same team. can the mets survive and win again, or will they strike out? you re out of here! then, the financial meltdown. who s the blame? a new investigation names names. they failed to do their jobs, and some of them got promoted. questions remain about the number of bodies yet to be identified and w
so president obama arrives in warsaw, poland. here at home presidential candidate mitt romney is set to touch down in des moines, iowa, around 1:30 p.m. eastern. at 2:30 eastern harrah s today seena in tune today tunica, mississippi, honors first respondes with a big balloon release. remember the sound and fury over union rights? how could you forget? a wisconsin judge, though, has now struck down the law that stripped teachers and most other public workers of their collective bargaining rights. similar battles are raging around the country. eliot spitzer is host of cnn s in the arena and he joins us with this and a primetime preview of what he s working on tonight. let s start with the wisconsin case, elliott. so the judge struck down the law but what does that really mean? what it means is for now the law will not go into effect, but the judge struck it down based on a procedural failure.