bullet holes in them. we also know that there s government checkpoints set up, and they re firing warning shots at people who get too close. there are people out and about trying to buy essentials. what we re not seeing in el madi, though, is any kind of protest. it s difficult to blame people because there was obviously violence amongst those protests that turned into more something resembling riots, and so the president has taken this opportunity to paint all of the protesters with the same brush, calling them gangsters and terrorists who are foreign trained or at least foreign influenced, and so he says that when it comes to terrorists, you can t negotiate with them, you have to destroy them instead. we know that overnight, thursday into friday, there have been sounds of gunfire, quite heavy gunfire. the government describes that as counterterrorism operations. surely the opposition would describe it differently, though. state media is reporting that some 4,000 people have been deta
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shepard: the rebels reportedly attacked government checkpoints with large antiaircraft machine guns. the government sponsored responded by shelling rebel targets in the suburbs. all while arab leaders met in cairo to try to negotiate an end to the conflict. the united nations reports more than 60,000 people have died so far in the civil war. we also have disturbing new video that a nonprofit group has posted online and it appears to capture the moment an explosion goes off in the midst of an opposition rally. we can t verify the you a ten tis city but the blast happens right behind a little girl as she sings the words hopeing for freedom [explosion] shepard: the word is the little girl survived. it appears the others did not. the video has now gone viral around the world. keep in mind u.s. troops just arrived on the syrian border with patriot missiles to try to help protect neighboring
it s a trip designed to make him look presidential, but the headlines mitt romney is generating in london would make any white house cringe. his campaign is doing damage control after british news media seized on a remark romney made questioning london s readiness for the olympics. cnn national correspondent jim acosta is in london for us. jim, what s happening now with mitt romney? reporter: candy, mitt romney woke up to headlines he did not anticipate when he embarked on this overseas trip. but his campaign is confident he can clear the next hurdles ahead. mitt romney hit the reset button on his overseas charm offensive during his lone public meeting of the day in london he was asked by the leader of ireland about how he had to walk to the irish embassy due to the city s intense pre-olympic traffic. romney s response. romney is walking on egg shells and eager to please after he was blasted by british leaders for appearing to question london s readiness to host the olympic