BLITZER: The potential for a diplomatic solution in Syria certainly comes as a relief on Wall Street. Pushing stocks higher right now. Take a look. Up about 110 points right now. It's been up yesterday, the day before. People are relieved at least there's a possibility there could be some sort of diplomatic solution. Take a look at this. We're getting the first look at the first hurricane of the Atlantic season. Humberto is a category one with 80- mile-per-hour winds right now. It's churning in the Atlantic Ocean just west of the Cape Verde Islands. Humberto is expected to strengthen over the next 24 hours but it's not expected to threaten land. Turning to the contentious debate over gun control that cost these two Colorado lawmakers their jobs. State Senate President Jon Moore and State Senator Angela Gearrin were booted out of office in a recall. The Democrats both backed the state's new gun control laws, which set off the recall fueled by angry gun rights supporters. Moore says he doesn't regret a thing. Listen to this.</s>STATE SEN. JON MOORE, (D-CO), STATE SENATE PRESIDENT: If passing gun safety legislation in Colorado cost me my political career, that's such a small price to pay because the families of gun violence victims pay a huge price every single day. And so the least I can do is stand up and do the right thing.</s>BLITZER: The new tighter gun laws in Colorado were passed by Colorado's Democratically controlled legislature after last year's deadly shooting at the Aurora theater. Vladimir Putin putting together a deal potentially when it comes to Syria's chemical weapons, but can the Russia Bear be trusted? He's a former KGB official. His military has strong ties to Syria. We're taking a strong look at the Russian president, his powers of persuasion. Brian Todd is standing by.
Two Colorado Anti-Gun State Senators Lose Recall