MALVEAUX: It's almost deadline day in Syria. The government has agreed to pull its forces from cities across the country by tomorrow. But there is growing doubt that that's actually going to happen. Our Ivan Watson reports from neighboring Turkey.</s>IVAN WATSON, CNN CORRESPONDENT: It would take a major miracle to have any cessation of violence on Tuesday after the bloodbath we've seen in Syria over the last four to five days. Syrian opposition sources claiming more than 75 people have been killed on Monday alone. Syrian state media reporting funerals for 25 soldiers and security forces on Monday. And two deadly shooting incidents on two separate borders with violence spilling outside of Syria. A Lebanese cameraman with Lebanon's el-Shadbid (ph) TV -- his name is Ali Shaban (ph) -- killed when somebody opened fire on his Jeep as he was traveling near the Syrian border in Lebanon. And on the Turkish border, a deadly gun battle erupting near the Syrian customs gates at Bob al Salama (ph) between rebels and government forces. Snowballed and spilled over the border as some of the wounded fled through a minefield to a border fence and to the nearby refugee camp in a Turkish area called Pelis (ph). Shots were fired by Syrian security forces into that refugee camp. A Turkish police officer was wounded as was a Turkish government translator. And more than 20 wounded Syrians tried to come through the border. They were rushed to a nearby hospital. The Turkish government lodged a formal complaint with the Syrian embassy here in Ankara. Already relations between Syria and Turkey very strained, and this risks and threatens further escalation of tensions between these two neighbors as the Syrian crisis just gets worse. Ivan Watson, CNN, Istanbul.</s>MALVEAUX: It's got everything a blockbuster needs except for good timing. How a star-studded new comedy might actually not do so well at the box office because of the Trayvon Martin story.
75 Killed In Syrian Clashes