BLITZER: Growing terror inside Syria. Al Qaeda-linked militants are quickly moving in and taking over. Our senior international correspondent, Nick Paton Walsh, has this exclusive report with fresh details. We want to warn you, some of the images you are about to see are graphic and disturbing. We're also hiding the identity of the people Nick spoke to because they fear for their safety.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: This is what happens when al Qaeda claims they came to help but instead decide to rule. This man beaten for spraying graffiti. "Every 15 minutes, someone poured water on me, electrocuted me, kicked me, and then walked out," he said. He was dragged from the city streets of Raqqa into this church that al Qaeda had torched and mocked as their base. Al Qaeda-linked militants the Islamic state of Iraq and Syria known as ISIS (ph) have in the past month put an end to the liberal lifestyles of Raqqa. They put up posters asking women to cover their beauty. Here, they roam at night, preaching to the cafe that smoking will be banned. By day, they burn confiscated cigarettes. There are new rules, wear Islamic clothing, don't see a male doctor, don't leave home without a male relative.</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE (through translator): They're closing hair salons. Women can't go out at certain times.</s>WALSH: This is the school (ph) indoctrinates Raqqa's youngest, the first steps on Islamist</s>BLITZER: Shocking story, that is, indeed. Just ahead, very different story. New allegations of plagiarism against Senator Rand Paul. He's standing by to join me live. We'll discuss. Plus, an exclusive interview with New Jersey governor, Chris Christie. He speaks to our own Jake Tapper about his own political future.
Living Under Al Qaeda's Reign Of Terror