united nations human rights officials are in an emergency meeting today. they are talking about last week s horrific massacre in syria. top u.n. human rights officials are urging the world community to throw more weight behind efforts to investigate what actually happened. 108 people died when witnesses say an armed man went door to door killing entire families, including children. ugly day on wall street today. one big reason, disappointing jobs report for may. the labor department says that employers added just 69,000 jobs. the unemployment rate ticked up to 8.2%. alison kosik is watching what s taking place at the new york stock exchange. how is this jobs number here, this report today, dragging down the markets? clearly they re responding. yes, yes. well, i talked to several traders and they told me they are stunned over this lousy jobs number that you said, the 69,000 number from may. so it s really no surprise that you re seeing a huge sell-off right now. the dow fa
taking over and this is a coalition that includes arab states. that may fool some americans. it s not going to fool the people who sympathize with bin laden and other islamists. this is really a u.s. led operation. you talk about arab states involved, the arab states are tierneys hated by their own people. this is a piece of theater set up by mrs. clinton and mr. mccain and bipartisan group that loves to intervene abroad. in the muslim world this is americans killing muslims again and it looks like it s for oil. i m trying to ask are you trying to have it both ways saying these are tierneys that hate their own people in libya, the people wanted gadhafi out and were tired of it. weren t we then supporting islamic democracy in these countries where they re tired of totalitarian rule? if we were supporting islamic democracy, that would be one thing. if you listen to mrs. clinton and rather crazed miss rice at the u.n., this is all about
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