WHITFIELD: All right now to some other news that we're following today. In Syria government tanks, troops and military jets attacked a rebel held area in Aleppo forcing rebels to retreat from some of the neighborhood there. Rebel activists are saying they need more arms and ammunition and asking for international help. And U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in Turkey discussing the crisis on Syria. She's been meeting with Turkish leaders and Syrian opposition activists today.</s>HILLARY CLINTON, SECRETARY OF STATE: I came away very impressed by these young activists and very committed to increasing the assistance we are already providing several of those present has already received support from the United States. As you know, we are providing nonlethal aid, mostly communications, to civil society and activists.</s>WHITFIELD: Meanwhile, at least 35 people have been killed around the country today. All right, on Facebook, you can click the "like" button to like a celebrity or a web site or even a political party, but should it be protected as free speech. Our legal guys have been giving this one some thought. They are going to share a lesson or two on free speech. Like it or not after this.
Troops Attack Rebels In Aleppo; Clinton Holds Talks On Syria