jenna: well it s a case that really captured the nation s attention. george huguely, a former student at the university of virginia convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and fellow lacrosse player yeardley love back in 2010. now for the very first time police are releasing some evidence from that case including huguely s interrogation video. an important part to this all. rick has details on this. reporter: these are quotes, jenna written down by a reporter from the washington post who was shown the interrogation video yesterday. the jury heard audio of it during the trial but this is the very first time huguely s statements are being made public. in the beginning of the interrogation huguely has no idea that yeardley love is dead. he is asked about the night of may 2nd, 2010, when he went to her dorm room after he had spent the day drinking heavily. he says that he went there just to talk to her because she had recently broken up with him. and twice he lied to the detectives. fir
keep us posted throughout the afternoon. the battle for election delegates kicking into high gear today in the state of maine. republican voters have been kaw cu caucusing there for weeks and tonight we find out the winner. let s go to shannon travis where mitt romney and ron paul are campaigning today. so what s the feeling as to how these caucuses just might turn out? yeah, i mean the feeling about how they might turn out, ron paul seems to have a bit of an edge there. you remember, fred, that while the other candidates a few weeks ago were campaigning in florida, ron paul packed up his v-neck sweaters, packed up and headed north. he s got a lot of young supporters here and libertarian supporters here. not so fast. mitt romney is saying obviously he s a favorite son of new england, former massachusetts governor, and he came here with an 11th hour appeal. today he did something for the first time appearing at a caucus site and has been very involved in republican circl
assault. troops are surrounding the city. at least 30 people are reported killed today. saudi arabia has drafted a formal condemnation saying the government there is violating human rights and the u.s. ambassador to syria directly blames the syrian military for killing hundreds. here now is ivan watson. reporter: residents of the besieged city of homs a woke once again at dawn on saturday morning to another day of sustained bombardment. that is routine. a deadly routine they have lived for for the better part of a week, a routine that has killed hundreds of people and wounded hundreds more. at the hands according to the u.s. ambassador to syria of the syrian military. take a listen to what ambassador robert ford had to say to wolf blitzer friday night. we know who is shelling homs and it is not the armed opposition groups. it s the government. and that s why i wanted that picture put on our facebook account so people could see there is the artillery and that s what s firi