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News Wrap: Snipers Kill Dozens of Protesters in Yemeni...

Season 2011 Episode 770 | 3m 10s

In other news Friday, snipers opened fire on huge crowds of protesters after Friday prayers in Sanaa, Yemen's capital. Doctors said at least 46 people were killed, but the government placed the death toll at 25. In Syria, security forces attacked protesters in several cities, and witnesses said at least three people were killed.

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