attacks accounted for tens of thousands of injury last year. the observatory for human rights reports more than 6,500 syrians were killed by air strike. half of those happened in aleppo. the group reports 40,000 people were wounded across the country and many of them now permanently disabled. cnn has obtained footage right from the front heens. and all this week we re bringing you reports from the city. this shows how a battle could determine its feat. reporter: in the abandoned mansions a battle for the biggest city is reaching the peak. this is just outside aleppo. the village, key to the last remaining supply line for rebels into the city.
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mistried. reporter: davis s family expressed gratitude to the jury but vowed to keep fighting. we will continue to stand and we will continue to wait for justice for jordan. i feel michael dunn has a minimum of 20 years on one counsel, another 20 on another count, another minimum 20 years on another count. so he s going to learn that he has to be remorseful for the killing of my son. it wasn t just another day at the office. during the trial the jury heard from the theens were in the car when the altercation turned violent. what did the driver do with the gun from the glove compartment. dunn himself took the stand in his defense. i looked out the window and said you re not going to kill me, you son of a
you know, some people for so many years theens of us who interviewed him when he first came into power believed that he was different. that he was a new face of reform. that s been swept away. everybody says he s fully in charge. that this is not a question of his more ruthless younger brother or his powerful uncle or whoever might be controlling him. no. this is president assad in charge and all his friends, people who defected, people who we ve interviewed said don t make any mistake he s in charge. king of jordan told me that not so long ago. he s in charge, he s focused entirely on survival and he ll do what it takes to survive april and to that end i was saying the israelis don t believe if he s not threatened with regime change which right now he s not threatened with regime change, that he ll not retaliate and hezbollah and
involved with the campaign to fix the debt and i think that there is also a half-truth out there that democrats somehow don t realize that down the road, we acknowledge something needs to happen vis-a-vis the social safety net, whether turning it into a voucher program or block grant to the states, is another matter. there s not a lack of recognition about the path that we are on. the timeline and the heens to the end are i think what is at the heart of the debate. i think we do have in our party, my party, too many people who are just flat-out debt deniers. the point josh made is the right one. it s not balanced budget, it s debt as percentage of gop. if we let debt get to 90, 9 5%, we re a european nation and we re going down the tubes fast. that s number one. number two, we ve got to drive debt down between 70 and 60% of gop. we don t have to do it in the next year or two and simpson-bowles doesn t recommend that. they recommend that the debt reduction gets phased in in the