Amid Arab League's Monitoring Attempts, What's Next for...

Name: Amid Arab League's Monitoring Attempts, What's Next for...
Uploaded: 2011-12-27T22:05:00Z
Duration: P430S
Description: Arab League peace monitors arrived in Syria's embattled city of Homs Tuesday, where up to 70,000 protesters turned out. Gwen Ifill discusses the situation in Syria with The Wall Street Journal's Matt Bradley.

Clip: 12/27/2011 | 7m 10s

Arab League peace monitors arrived in Syria's embattled city of Homs Tuesday, where up to 70,000 protesters turned out. Gwen Ifill discusses the situation in Syria with The Wall Street Journal's Matt Bradley.

Aired: 12/27/11

Rating: NR

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