America's war to stop terror funding
For more than a decade, America has waged a war against terrorists financial networks. But as the twelfth anniversary of 9-11 approaches, there are still serious threats coming from al Qaeda linked groups in north Africa and the middle east.
Outfront: Juan Zarate is a former deputy national security advisor under George W. Bush and the author of a new book called "Treasury's War: The unleashing of a new era of financial warfare."
Zimmerman detained after domestic dispute
Two months after George Zimmerman was found not guilty in the death of Trayvon Martin, authorities are again questioning Zimmerman after his soon-to-be ex-wife called police Monday – claiming that Zimmerman was threatening her and her father with a gun.
George Zimmerman threatened wife, her dad, she tells 911
Listen to 911 audio tape HERE.
It's still not clear what sent tempers flaring.
OutFront: CNN Legal Analyst Mark NeJame.
U.S. top secret "bomb lab" on lookout for Syria retaliation
CNN has obtained exclusive access to the lab where the U.S. intelligence community analyzes the remains of nearly every explosive device being used against U.S.
From the Boston marathon, to the underwear bomber, to IED's being used in Iraq or Afghanistan, analysts at this secret lab use the latest technology to identify the bomb makers and will likely be called into action if Syria launches an attack on America.
Outfront: Pentagon correspondent Barbara Starr has the exclusive.
Marco Rubio: "It's gotten harder, but we should still try" to arm Syrian rebels
President Obama tells CNN that the United States must keep up pressure on Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, but he's leaving the door open to averting a strike.
Obama: Russia proposal for Syria 'positive development' - if it's real
Secretary of State John Kerry provided a new possibility of a diplomatic deal when asked whether there was anything al-Assad's government could do or offer that would stop an attack, Kerry said that al-Assad "could turn over every single bit of his chemical weapons to the international community in the next week."
Kerry then tried to walk that proposal back, saying it was rhetorical. But France, Russia and Syria all jumped on it, and it's gaining a lot of momentum.
Assad also appeared on television - defiant, warning America of retaliation if there's a strike.
OutFront: Florida Senator Marco Rubio.
