still more of them as the bail-out deal, greece s second, will require. the question is, will a national unity government be able to tamper down any of the kind of unrest that we ve seen in the past because of the larger sake of consensus in the country and moving forward together as a people. papandreou was enthusiastically received at parliament, but rejected the conservatives call for snap election, calling it s a catastrophe, and agreed to a coalition government even as he affirmed the last thing i care about is my position. bret? bret: again, the vote is ongoing. should have results within the hour. thank you. today the dow lost 61, the s&p gave back 8, the nasdaq closed 12 behind. in world headlines, activists in syria say security forces killed 15 people today in strikes against antigovernment protesters. the bloodshed was a blow to the arab league s peace plan in which syria agreed to end violence against demonstrators. israeli navy personnel today
targeting prescription drug prices and supply. is this the anecdote for dealing with a congress that he says won t get anything done? and on line a hacking group known as anonymous. why they are threatening one of the most dangerous drug cartels in mexico. and these world headlines, the fbi has released new surveillance video of russian spy anna chapman meeting with an undercover agent in june last year. chapman was one of those ten spies arrested last year after sneaking into the country assuming another identity and trying to gain information about u.s. policy making. u.n. secretary condemned the continuing violence in syria. on friday, dozens of citizens were killed by government forces in the holmes and hemma provi e provinc provinces. the violence started seven months ago and killed many
in world headlines, a human rights group says at least 17 members of the syrian military and 14 civilians were killed in clashes over the weekend. three died at a shooting during a funeral in damascus. this video was video was provided by an antigovernment group. revolution forces in lib say fierce fighting is still reported in some areas of that city. the cases of the iranian pastor sentenced to death fro after converting to christian, his story has received widespread attention. the white house is expressing concern over continued violence
bret: in world headlines, battle escalating in libya for the last remaining bastion to muammar gaddafi. civiles are fleeing sirte saying there are critical shortages of food, water, medicine and fuel. undercover israeli police officers arrested a hamas lawmaker who had been hiding in an east jerusalem red cross office for the past year. he did it to avoid expulsion order. the man was among four politicians arrested in 2006 with a hamas connection. we are learning more about the deadly shooting of c.i.a. office in kabul, afghanistan. normal correspondent catherine herridge has more. reporter: u.s. official confirms to fox afghan working for embassy in kabul was behind the shooting and we
checking world headlines, interpol says it s issued the highest most wanted alert for libyan leader muammar gaddafi and his son. gaddafi supporters traded rocket fire today with former rebels near the loyalist stronghold. antigovernment protesters in syria are appealing for international protection from a bloody crackdown by president bashar assad. this amateur video supposedly shows syrian troops and tankss on the streets of the flash point city of hahn. nato says four coalition fighters were killed today in two separate incidents. three service members died in an insurgent attack in the east. one was killed in a roadside bombing in the south there are no further details. still ahead, comparison of different plans to get americans working again. but up next, water, water almost everywhere. in parts of the north east. we l