LEMON: The U.S. government took a tentative step today toward further punishing Syria. The State Department announced undisclosed sanctions against Hezbollah, the Iran supported terrorist group accused of aiding Syria's brutal military crackdown. CNN's Ivan Watson has the latest on the crisis in Syria from his post in Syria's neighbor Turkey. Ivan.</s>IVAN WATSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Don, Aleppo is still the scene of intense street battles. And this week, the rebels have been forced to back out of one key neighborhood called Salahuddin (ph). That was one of the first that they'd taken over when they pushed into Aleppo more than two weeks ago. They said they made a tactical withdrawal under intense aerial and artillery bombardment. We've talked to aid workers in Aleppo. They say that hundreds of families are taking shelter in schools and that many of these families have previously fled from other cities and towns across the country that were previously devastated by the fighting. Here in Turkey, we have seen more than 1,700 people in the last 24 hours along. Refugees fleeing across the border. More than 52,000 here in Turkey now. Those numbers have jumped in the last couple days. The Turks are building refugee camps. And this is likely to be the topic of discussion -- one of the topics of discussion between U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and senior members of the Turkish government when they hold meetings here in Istanbul on Saturday. Don.</s>LEMON: All right, Ivan Watson, thank you very much. A bin Laden style raid caught on video. The target, a kingpin inside a mansion. And we'll tell you who the big guy is and we'll see the drama play out.
U.S. Sanctions Syria's Backer Hezbollah