, los Únicos que tienen tanques es asad, los Únicos que tienen capacidad de mandar misiles es asad.ser desclasificado le darÁ un mensaje claro que asad usÓ armas quÍmicas en contrade civiles. ahora la pregunta, ¿quÉ va a hacer el mundo? va a decir que malo fue eso, o mandarÁ un mensaje a asad o a todos otros que tienen armas quÍmicas, que no es aceptable, y que tendrÁ consecuencias si se usan por regÍmenes o algÚn grupo. >>> podrÍamos decir por lo que le escucho que las pruebas serÍan comunicaciones entre mandas militares silÍos donde se habla de esta intervenciÓn, y que el tipo de armas que habrÍan sido utilizadas necesitan una infraestructura del que solo el gobierno sirio tiene capacidad. >>> esas son las indicaciones que tenemos. >>> esas pruebas llevarÍan a demostrar que asad es el responsable? >>> yo creo que sÍ. si el mundo quiere negar de que hubo un ataque, no hay duda, hasta rusia y iran , dos paÍses que apoyan a asad y siria, han indicado que hubo un ataque de armas quÍmicas, ellos tratan de sugerior lo increÍble que fue los que se oponen a asad, la realidad que no hay la

regime and only undeniably asad regime unleashed a chemical attack against its citizens.n would surely give them a permission slip for them to at least misinterpret our intention, if not to put it to the test if iran and hezbollah are advantaged by the united states not curbing asad's use of chemical weapons, there is a much greater likelihood that at some point down the road, hezbollah, who has been one of the principal reasons for a situation on the ground, will have access to these weapons of mass destruction. jenna: that was secretary of state john kerry testifying at a senate hearing on the situation in syria. we'll hear more from secretary kerry in just a few minutes from now. we wanted to point out, though, beyond just talking about syria, the secretary mentioned another country, iran, several times yesterday. some supporters of a strike on syria say it would show america's strength and hard line stance against the use of weapons of mass destruction. also could curb iran from seeking nuclear arms in fear of facing the same backlash. that's one theory. let's talk ab

support for military action against the asad regime.orks to get congressional approval for retaliatory strikes on syria amid mounting evidence that the asad regime was among a chemical attack that killed 1,500 people, many of them were children. still some republicans and democrats brefed yesterday on the matter say they have serious reservations about a strike so tomorrow, there will be even more briefings and meetings on capitol hill, including a public senate foreign relations committee where john kerry and secretary of defense chuck hagel will both testify. but first right now, brand new stories this hour. arthel: volunteers in oregon launching a new search for a boy missing for more than three years. why his mother is calling it a success. a popular street drug derived from ecstasy claiming the lives of two college students over the weekend. what you need to know about the dangers of molly. plus a legendary swimmer closing in on her long goal after five previous attempts. why diana nyad's team says she's closer than ever before. fi

. >> the longer you give asad more extension, the more you're giving him the green light to kill some more people. >> reporter: he was on thecouncil and believes the president should order an attack now. he adds it should be more than just a limited attack as mr. obama has suggested because syrian dictator asad must be stopped. >> we're not going to just talk about chemical attack. don't forget in the past 2 1/2 years over 120,000 people has been killed. >> reporter: but not all syrian americans agree. >> i need more proof that there are chemical weapons and that the chemical weapons were launched by asad. >> reporter: he still has loved ones in syria. he's more concerned about how an attack would affect the united states in the long-term. >> it can't just come from unilaterally from our nation. that's a mistake. we're not learning from that. we've made that mistake over and over again. >> reporter: he also worries that toppling asad could cause even worse problems because there's no telling who would replace him. >> i would love to have a democracy in syria, but you can't just shove

it is a clear message to the asad regime. do you think asad is shaking in his boots right now?e timing is terrible. you want to at least display some consistency and having the force around there and i can't imagine. i feel bad for those fellows in the navy who have been out there for a long time. it's time for them to come back but i'm not sure that they all can look at that and say that looks like a lot of american resolve, unfortunately. i think the president sent the message to iran when he said we're not going to stand by and let things like this happen and let other things like nuclear proliferation occur over there so a subtle message to iran but the bigger message is don't worry. if a limited response, you'll be safe, mr. asad. watch out for some guys sitting around the launch sites. jon: thank you. >> thank, jon. gret to be with you. jenna: we're turning to members of congress receiving a classified briefing on capitol hill. obama administration going out of the way to avoid a repeat of 2003 when the decision to go to war against iraq was based on faulty intelligence.

estados unidos acusÓ a las fuerzas de al asad que a su vez culpa a los rebeldes. >>> la aprobaciÓn no dijo que la gran mayorÍa de los miembros del congreso estÁn indecisos, y por eso se muestra los videos y se realizan las sesiones de informaciÓn. >>> los estadounidense parecen no estar convencidos de actuar ahora para evitar el uso de armas en el futuro. el presidente hablara el martes luego que muchos congresistas se oponen a esto. lourdes, fÉlix. >>> y primero no estÁn los votos, y no estÁ claro si el presidente actuaria de todas maneras sin tener la autorizaciÓn del congreso. >>> esta semana es decisiva para la votaciÓn. >>> ahÍ estaremos pendiente. el papa francisco reiterÓ su oposiciÓn a la guerra de siria, y en el vaticano. y hablÓ de la proliferacion de armamentos. >>> invito a continuar la plegaria para que cese la violencia en siria, que se trabaje con renovado empeÑo para una justa soluciÓn al fraticida. >>> volviÓ a pedil una solucion justa al conflicto que se vive en territorio sirio. >>> la violencia en guatemala deja 6 mil muertos cada aÑo, la mÁs reciente masacre murie

. >>> asad opto opr el miedo a un ataque. >>> creemos que quiere esconder las armas. >>> el ejercito día y cada hora. >>> la casa blanca insiste que asad sea responsabilizado por los ataques quimicos. >>> la casa blanca isiste en que no quiere demoras, el presidente obama podria verse forzado a tomar una accion militar con o sin apoyo. >>> sigamos con este tema. >>> como se destruirian, depende de donde esten guardadas, los arsenales estan bajo tierra, se tendiran que usar bombas incendiarias, para quemar todo los quimicos, lo más seguro para la poblacion seria incinerarlas con más de 20 mil grados, o neutralizacion quimica, pero esto seria muy lento por las cantidades. >>>se recordo a las victims del 11 de septiembre en new york y el pentagono. >>> ahora con los testimonios de un sobreviviente y una madre de victima. >>> asístieron con puntualidad a rendir un homenaje que ya es tradicion. >>> mi padre, fue maravilloso, jose nuñes. >>> una adolescente que perdio a su papa, fue una de las encargadas de leer los nombres de las victimas, alex sanchez fue uno de los sobrevivientes. >>> s

. >> the european union on saturday called for a strong evidence indicating that the asad regime was deadlyle for chemical weapons attack against civilians in august, but stopped short of calling for military action. this followed a meeting of the ministers in lithuania. they have been sharply divided over how to respond to the calls for military action. will not takehey part in any punitive strike. but the united eu position was praised as a signal of invaluable importance. >> catherine ashton confirmed that european union member states had found a united is action over the events in syria, and said there should be no intervention before the inspectors released a report on the chemical attack from last month. but evidence shows that bashar al-assad's forces are to blame. >> the international community cannot remain idle. a clear and strong response is crucial to make clear that such crimes are unacceptable and that there can be no impunity. >> the agreement convinced germany to sign a global statement drafted at the meeting in st. petersburg, calling for a response to the syrian gov

>>> correcto era de esperar que una persona como al asad empezara a imponer condiciones para tratar derta par que no este compumpla y deberÁ cumplir y entregar estas armas si no serÁ atacado. >>> supongamos que siria se eche para atras, y rusia no siga adelante en las naciones unidas tratando de negociar este acuerdo, realmente podrÍa entonces estados unidos, atacar por ejemplo sin un voto de aprobaciÓn aquÍ en el congreso y sin un apoyo tampoco de las naciones unidass, le quedarÍa otra opciÓn al presidente? >>> estÁ claro que el presidente dijo le voy a dar oportunidad al proceso diplomÁtico, pero tengo las manos en el gatillo si al assad se echa para atras y rusia trata de incubrirlo vamos atacar, esta vez los estados unidos, tienen solamente la moral para atacar el mundo en tenderia perfectamente no solamente nuestros aliados israel, arabia saudita, pero estados unidos pospuso el ataque y no le queda mÁs remedio que atacar militarmente, y el presidente estoy seguro que jaÓo rÍa el gatillo >>> coronel rojo usted es un ex militar de estados unidos, estÁ de acuerdo con lo que dijo el p

is asad's hand strengthened? it, and he approve does something else, do we come back and rehash this all over again? iose are the kinds of issues want to have some answers to and i think the administration is going to work hard over the next week. >> are you satisfied that if congress voted down that the administration will respect the wishes of congress? >> i don't know. i'm pretty sure they will. it's a good question. >> what did we know before the chemical weapons attack? >> i'm not going to talk about anything that went over there. i can say generally it was helpful, but there are a lot more questions i have to have answered. >> with regards to the language, you wanted to be narrow, do you want the mission to be narrow? >> let me put it like this. once we get all the information that we need and this was a good and important start grade once we get all that information, then we can determine how narrow it should be very when i look at it now, it is pretty violent. much.you very >> where are you right now? are

my belief on that was reinforced, that is, the asad regime committed these atrocities. what i wrestle with and of course i am at continuing to wrestle with this, is how we define success in our objectives. understanding and consideration of the ramifications, because if an attack from the united states on the asad regime is going to take place, after that first cruise leaves one of our submarines or ships, there will be a series of events that unfold. not one person who can accurately predict with specificity what exactly what is going to happen. one scenario that i am troubled by is that if after the limited strike the asad regime is still regime ise assad still there and he still has weapons, let's say for example we attack two air fnly it woulde syrian life of the young conscripts who had nothing to do with the attack. yet the assad regime is still in place. with thisling question of how does our prohibition against targeted -- on assad,ide our policy is not targeting someone. does that make wherever he is present a safe zone? us -- ieveryone of think an ideal soluti

. >> es temprano para saber si tendrá éxito, el regimen de bashar al-asad tiene que tener compromiso,tiempo a siria para pasar los armamentos quimicos a la onu (organizacion de las naciones unidas) y que se destruyan . >> si apoyo algo será algo muy limitado sin tropas en el suelo, más importante porque la gente está cansada de las guerrras. >> los republicanos dicen que tiene que convencer al país. >> es importante ayudar al presidente barack obama dejando en claro que el uso de armas químicas es importante . >> desde washington fernando pizarro . >> univisión . >> en seguida en noticias univisión 14, una mujer de ciudad juárez ha visto su vida convertida en una serie de tragedias. >>s i quiere un iphone de los nuevos modelos, tenemos recomendaciones. >> en materia de paternidad el tamaño si importa. >> estamos en vivo desde san francisco dónde se marcan 61 grados, más helado para san josé ya regresamos con más información . >> con el lanzamiento de sus nuevos iphone, usted tiene más opcionesm, pero le diremos que recomiendan los expertos. >> compañía apple lanzo más productos, hay d

mañana viaja a rusia donde al parecer e vladimir putin es el principal aliado del régimen de bashar al-asade ahorcó con una sabana >> el nuevo secretario del trabajo es tom perez, es hijo de inmigrantes dominicano, el único hispano del gabinete del presidente barack obama, y tiene como prueba el desmepleo de latinos >> ya se encuentra en vigencia el oobama care, y expertos llegaron a san francisco para despejar dudas >>si no tienen seguro para el cuidado médico van a tener esto para ael primero de enro >> el programa de salud es implementado en enero y el programa será el primero de octubre >> los meses, y los congresistas se van de vacaciones y los inmigrantes están en limbo migmratorio, para vresi avanza, estamomos con daisy para que nos hable de la reforma migratoria >> el senado aprobo la reforma migratoria pero al cámara de representante tiene otra idea y se va en otra dirección diferente, quieren pasar alguna propuesta de ley antimigrante al estilo de arizona, que se llama safe actividades, > >> >> safeact. >> la ley de ser aprobada, que podría transformar el hecho de estar en el país

. >>> creo que hay suficiente evidencia para atacar el gobierno de bashar al-asad. >>> ¿quÉ pasa cuandocÁmara de comercio de estados unidos dice que este es el aÑo de la reforma migratoria. ¿y cÓmo la actriz hispana rita moreno enfrentÓ la discriminaciÓn? todo esto y mÁs en "al punto". ♪. ♪. ♪ (mÚsica)♪. >> agregaron 169 mil nuevos empleados. >> el departamento del trabajo informÓ que el desempleo descendiÓ a 7. 3% el porcentaje mÁs bajo en casi 5 aÑos, muy ligero descenso de 9. 4 a 9. 3%. >> meseros tendrÁn que compartir con el gobierno las propinas que reciben ya que a partir de enero de 2014 deberÁn declararlas como parte de su salario, juan carlos gonzÁlez nos explica en quÉ forma serÁn aplicados estos nuevos grave me necesario. >> atender a grupos grandes de comensales representa un reto para muchos meseros. >> es un paÍs muy grande y si tenem tenemos meses estamos ocupados. >> se agregan automÁticamente a la cuenta un 18% de propina del total de consumo, cuando el grupo es de mÁs de seis personas, pero eso podrÍa cambiar debido a una nueva regulaciÓn. >> la regla del irs que si un

popular >> pero dice que lo hará para que bashar al-asad lo piense en usar armas quimicas >> tenemosmás información a las 11. siria acepta transferir armas quimicas a rusia, la pregunta es como se hara esa tranferencia? muestran el >>> investiga la policÍa de filadelfia, que los padres de nataliz rivera son responsables de la muerte de esa niÑa con discapacidad que pu rÍo muriÓ d hambre entre las selecciones td mÉxico y estados unidos para clasificar al mundial. comenzamos. >>> este es su noticiero univisiÓn. con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. ese que tal buenas noches el presidente barac obama defendiÓ esta noche la posibilidad de un ataque limitado a syria. y dijo al paÍs que la seguridad nacional estarÍa en peligro si estados unidos y la comunidad internacional no hacen nada ante el presunto uso de armas quÍmicas por el gobierno de syria. pero tambiÉn, dejÓ abierta la posibilidad de una soluciÓn negociada a este problema. desde washington lourdes trae los momentos del discurso del presidente, estÁ en vivo con nosotros desde nuestros estudios, lourdes, logrÓ el presidente conve

>>> primero que todo la realidad es que hemos visto que la liga Árabe ha condenado las acciones de asadque estÁn dispuesto apoyar una acciÓn militar limitada porque no estamos hablando aquÍ de, involucrarnos en una guerra. estamos hablando de acciones limitadas militares para crear consecuencias para el uso de armas quÍmicas. eh, asÍ que yo creo que, es importante reconocer que hay otros paÍses que tambiÉn ven esta necesidad pero nunca, nunca nosotros estamos dispuestos de sub emitir nuestra polÍtica exterior, nuestra seguridad nacional a otros paÍses esa siempre es la decisiÓn Única del presidente de los estados unidos. y nuestro intereses de seguridad nacional para asegurar que armas quÍmicas o armas biolÓgicas no sean usados contra ciudadanos en nuestro paÍs, contra nuestras tropas y nuestros aliados en el mundo es lo que estÁ en el juego hoy. >>> senador bob menÉndez gracias por estar con nosotros. por cierto el senador menÉndez a fun skw nun anuncia que el prÓximo martes el senado que Él preside tiene una sesiÓn extraordiria para hablar sobrel uso de fuerza militar en siria, con es

con dictadores y con hombres fuertes en todo el mundo, ¿cómo se lidia con un hombre como bashar al-asade preocupa. >> y ahora, ¿manejó esto el presidente barak obama de una forma correcta cuando él dijo que que si siria cruzaba esta línea roja y utilizaba armas químicas él iba a bombardear y finalmente no lo hizo? ¿lo manejó correctamente el presidente barak obama? ha sido muy criticado por tener una posición muy ambivalente esta crisis, ¿tú cómo lo ves? >> mira, yo creo que lo manejó bien, y ha tenido un poco de suerte porque yo estaba preocupado del voto en el congreso, el senado yo creo que sí va aprobar la resolución para el presidente, pero en la cámara, con los republicanos, con otros demócratas también con miedo de tomar ese voto no hubiera tenido éxito, lo que creo que ha ocurrido es este acuerdo diplomático entre carry y lavrov, el canciller ruso, que permite por ejemplo a las naciones unidas tener un rol central de estar seguro legalmente, de que no va haber estas armas en siria, el problema como he dicho es qué podemos reforzar este acuerdo, falta una resolución que no ve tan

estados unidos dice tener pruebas, contra el rÉgimen de bashar al asad. >>> solo ellos afirma samanthail toneladas de armas quÍmicas y menos de un aÑo para destruirlas. condiciones difÍciles de cumplir segÚn los expertos, ya que aun si lo quisiera hacer, trasladar estas armas es complicado y destruirlas toma tiempo. la acciÓn militar segÚn estados unidos y francia, sigue sobre la mesa, josÉ. >>> an - y sandoval gracias, el tema de una reforma migratoria parece que ha sido relegado en washington y por ahora, por lo menos. en california como reporta carlos botifoll emisoras de radio, activistas proinmigrantes se u en en para decir, ahora precisamente es el mejor momento, para proponer una reforma migratoria integral. . >>> r >>> viendo kho como se estanca el sistema migratorio flt ha conocidas celebridades de la radio como ricardo sÁnchez, el mandril, nÚmero 1 en los Ángeles para promover marchas como la del prÓximo domingo. >>> por mi propia familia, algunos familiares, que sufren tambiÉn de esta misma peso difl. >>> >>> tengo mil dÓlares ¿para quÉ me alcanza?. >>> risas). >>> hay acto

persuade the countries of the need to attack syria and provided the substantial evidence of bashir al-asad using chemical weapons against the rebels. but judging by what the russian president said on that matter it seems that obama failed on that sense. >> i view everything that happened with the so-called use of chemical weapons in syria as a provocation by the rebels who count on help from abroad from those countries that originally supported them. that is the reason for the provocation. i also want to remind you use of force against a sovereign state is acceptable only if for sel self-defeself self-defense and only if the u.n. security council approves such action. as one of the participants of our discussion those who do otherwise put themselves above the law. >> still david cameron, barack obama and the french president tried to play hard ball saying that the u.n. security council decision may be overruled if they believe that an attack against syria is needed. to that the russian president said this may generate a great feeling of fear among smaller countries obviously suggesting tha

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las fuerzas mejor organizadas, y con equipo mÁs avanzado en toda siria en contra del rÉgimen de asaddos como carolina del norte, nueva jersey. para nueva york 20% de lluvias. nueva york con mÁximas de 86. miami 88. seattle 85. y los Ángeles tendra una temperatura de 78. nublado en la maÑana. y tambiÉn niebla. y continÚan lluvias en todo lo que es el sur de california, colorado y nuevo mÉxico. y continÚan avisos de alertas de inundaciones. y tenemos que hablar de la tormenta gabriel, con vientos de 50 millas. y tambiÉn del huracÁn humberto, vientos mÁximos de 55 millas. continuamos con karla que tiene algo bien interesante que contarnos sobre como protegerse de las tormentas elÉctricas. >>> vamos a ver imÁgenes que son reales, se ve que un camarÓgrafo estuvo a punto de ser impactado por un rayo. pasa mÁs a menudo de lo que piensa. vamos a aprender. vamos a darle la abogada a roger el es meteorÓlogo. >>> buenos dÍas. >>> y bajo quÉ condiciones climÁticas se puedan dar estos rayos. >>> si esa nube alcanza una altura suficiente alcanza cargas. >>> no necesariamente cuando llueve se va a

y un desafiante bashar al-asad dijo que estados unidos deberÍa esperar de todo y no necesariamente deas, pero tienen temor de que vean lo fÁcil que es acercarse a la reina. >>> seguramente habrÁ cambios. y ahora nos vamos nuevamente a los Ángeles, con la vibra he nuestra gente y luis sandoval. adelante. >>> y miren esta energÍa, estamos con esta fiesta en plaza mÉxico. y estamos viendo a estas porristas, y estÁ salvador dÍaz que es el papÁ de la mas chiquita de ella. >>> cÓmo estÁs? >>> bien, estamos con este grupo que hacen de 20 a 13 competiciones. dÓnde han ido a competiro? >>> tres o cuatro veces a la vegas, y el aÑo que entra va a texas. >>> la mÁs miquita tiene 8 aÑos. por quÉ le gusta competir aquÍ? >>> siempre brinca mucho, y dijeron siempre ptt y y a ti como te papa no te da miedo? >>> es bonita verlas competir. >>> y me dicen que tienen algo especial para "despierta amÉrica." es peligroso? >>> sÍ, a veces no las agarran y sae en. , y si las trogey preparación >> practican dos horas al día y tienen más entrenamiento, tienen clases privadas >>un aplauso para esas chamaconas, c

como consecuencia de haber usado armas quimicas en un ataque por parte del regimen sirio de bachar el-asad el pasado 21 de agosto que dejo mas de 1,400 muertos. este es tan solo el primer paso donde el presidente obama busca que el congreso en pleno autorice la guerra. dicha aprobacion sera tenida en cuenta la semana entrante en la plenaria del senado, donde se necesitarn al menos 60 votos a favor para hacer real la posibilidad de ataque.... pero en la bahia, desde la semana pasada, diferentes manifestantes en varias ciudades han hecho su voz de protesta ante una eventual guerra. sin embargo otros aprueban la situacion... no es una guerra sino la manera de detener a un loco que lleva casi dos anos y medio matando gente, expreso ziad aljamal quien abandono siria en 1982 sin embargo muchos opinan que esto dana el discurso de inversion social que obama habia prometido el dominio democrata en el senado haria posible aprobacion intervensionis ta, y si la camara de representantes tambien le da el si, seria el inicio del ataque militar, que fue propuesto hoy por tan solo 60 dias, con la posibilid

american strike, that it will be relatively modest, relatively, and that that will somewhat degrade the asad regime. the people who are most concerned right now really about this is the coalition, the rebels in syria. i think disappointed is probably the best word simply because they are in the middle of a civil war they arefieding against assad and they thought this strike would, as they say, degrade his military capability. they are hoping that comes sooner later. they know it will be at least a week and a half. >> thank you so much, david jackson, live from beirut. fifa cotell at brennan center for justice school of law. she is an al jazeera contributor. fiza, can you explain to us: president obama is asking congress for approval for a military strike? >> is there any chance at all left for a diplomatic decision >> i think it's hard to know, but by the time he has declared he is plan to go for a military stri strike, he made the assesses he is not going to be able to influence the assad regime. >> how can we expect congress to act. >> previous commentators have pointed out. nobody knows.

between the sides now and one major issue could be the question of timing in his latest interview bashar asad. has said that damascus will start to provide information on its chemical weapons stockpiles thirty days after signing up to the un chemical weapons convention this is something that john kerry has already rejected he's rejected this thirty day timeframe he says that he said last week that bashar al assad should be able to give up all of his chemical weapons within a week and he doesn't think that that's very viable that damascus will be able to do that that's already led a number of international observers to question how constructive such a strict timeframe from the usa is whether or not it's even viable considering that the process of chemical disarmament is extremely tricky and indeed dangerous now the u.s. military remains prepared and poised to strike syria if a deal is not come up with here in geneva that is what is it state care at these negotiations and russia has already said that this very strict condition is unacceptable that they are not going to be able to come to a dipl

report doesn't blame the asad regime for the attack or mention other chemical weapons attacks allegedly carried out this summer russia claims there is still no evidence the syrian government is guilty and rather many suggestions the attack was a clever attempt by rebels to push for foreign intervention we have every reason to think that it was a provocation a small provocation of course but the technique was very simple they use an old soviet missile which are no longer in service with the syrian army the key thing is that the missile carried the label made in the u.s.s.r. russia says the u.n. report was rushed and ignores relevant evidence of other chemical attacks in syria the deputy foreign minister called in damascus this week confirmed un inspectors were informed this material which was killed by the syrian authorities was discreetly handed over to orcus sellstrom the head of u.n. mission here mission of experts which came and investigated the incident but never did so on the three subsequent incidents and then sell straw was asked to look into the and eventually factor this new ev

the region and that's not a very good sign for diplomacy barack obama also stressed that president asad staying as it had of the syrian state is not an option saying you would create an extremely violent space for extremists to operate and i were activists brownback or believes washington is just looking for pretax to push through a military solution to the conflict but the united states and what france are trying to do at the security council is to bully russia and china in order to get wording into that resolution that would authorize them to carry out military action under the rubric of the united nations but clearly the obama administration says it has the authority to act unilaterally but it would like to have some sort of shield or at least a mask for that sort of unilateral operation chemical weapons in this instance are a pretext for an escalating intervention the obama administration's can dispense state because of global opposition including massive domestic opposition in the united states they're trying to come back but they're in a weakened position right now it's a double s

against the asad regime. can you clarify your chance. can we take it to its differences in the west or are you or you just didn't coordinate imposition with your other partners in the western bloc my second question. was how the prospects for the second round of geneva talks. given the differences or just divergence tan's of russia and france thank you. i will answer the first question. just picking on the previous question. on the south report. of the u.n. commission you know i would believe that this reports just like secretary general said in his report that indicates clear condemnation of the cameco attack if you will look at the amount of sorry now of the nerve gas that was years. and they quickly into that was used and some other aspects it becomes totally clear as day. that there is a text of. the tranter first of all goes to were perpetrated by the syrian regime as to the question that you have just asked france has always been an advocate of peace we have shown and demonstrated this repeatedly for instance during the war in iraq

now president asad is not the only one the u.s. and its allies want. tax evaders and financial criminals will also be a major theme at the summit while the canonical wrangling is expected to eclipse even the politics of syria i'll report on that in just a few minutes. president obama will be on his own trying to convince other world leaders that a strike against syria should take place secretary of state john kerry won't be attending the gathering unlike his g twenty counterparts he's busy working on a winning over american lawmakers meanwhile the pentagon has had to move swiftly to clarify defense chief chuck hagel that russia supplied chemical weapons to syria officials say goal was in fact referring to russia and syria military ties in general when he spoke at a congressional hearing meanwhile the gulf monarchies are offering to bankroll america's bombing campaign against syria and even find as a full blown invasion sailings at its feared they all up their support for al qaida cells in desperation to be rid of president of the fans alice and author

report doesn't blame the asad regime for the attack or mention other chemical weapons attacks allegedly carried out this summer russia claims there is still no evidence the syrian government is guilty and rather many suggestions the attack was a clever attempt by rebels to push for foreign intervention we have every reason to think that it was a provocation a small provocation of course but the technique was very simple they use an old soviet missile which are no longer in service with the syrian army the key thing is that the missile carried the label made in the u.s.s.r. russia says the u.n. report was rushed and ignores relevant evidence of other chemical attacks in syria the deputy foreign minister called in damascus this week confirmed un inspectors were informed of this material which was killed by the syrian the story was discreetly handed over to office sellstrom the head of u.n. mission here mission of experts which came and investigated the incident but never did so on the three subsequent incidents and then sell strong was asked to look into the and eventually factor this new

on did the responsibility to protect the pillar one as you call it does this syrian state does the asad government have the right to use military force against armed rebels of course the government has the right to address. and against it just as the sri lankan government had that right against the tamil tigers which it exists but in exercising that right it must not itself to the atrocities it must not commit crimes against humanity it must not commit war crimes enormous the other side but remember we didn't have two sides in this at the beginning we simply had a one sided violence we had the regime gunning down essentially peace and justice are not the dynamic. point and there is a lot of documented. evidence those crowds of protesters included aren't people people who are doing the kidnappings the people who are doing the provocations people who are doing assassinations and to pretend that that didn't happen i think was one of the main reasons why the responsibility of attack never materialized in the case of syria will we all acknowledge those of us who've been following this that t

columnist for israel's ha'aretz newspaper believes it would be in his nation's interest to keep president asad in place if one had to choose. seems that israel would prefer the regime even though we can do perhaps without such ties with iran and has to stay in place because the assad regime has a governmental result it wants to remain in power and it has to take care of a state the other groups don't have to be concerned with such matters and this is the same system that we saw in lebanon where hezbollah became more establishment tarion and in gaza where hamas once took over started to behave like a government and became more restrained so for israel if one had to put on the scales it would. not very happily people would prefer the assad regime. no way john as you are obscure lurch to the right the country's governing coalition is set to include an on team a great symbolic push extremist months my truck and as brave it was once a member of go back to the break. the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with to. fight for each drop from the you dirty supply

do you agree that iran would be ready to forgo asad as a person, as he just said?>> the most important point of recent developments is the united states has shown that it is prepared to do a deal with the assad regime over chemical weapons and ignore all the other differences. that suggests the united states would do the same with iran, which is to say do a deal over the nuclear issue and ignore all the other differences. the united states made well be prepared to have quite a limited deal with iran that ignores all the other tissues of the -- ignores all the other issues and concentrates on the one issue of the weapons of mass destruction. that is not something iran is expected from the united states. the supreme leader has been afraid that the united states was using the nuclear issue as one excuse to go after the islamic republic, and if the nuclear issue was settled, the west would then turn to other excuses to go after the islamic republic. what obama has shown is that washington is prepared to do a deal just about weapons of mass destruction and ignore absolu

the question is will the asad regime be held accountable for gassing his own people. is that something the world is prepared to do not just the united states but that's the last piece. as you reported just a minute ago there's growing international concern to hold him accountable and make sure the use of chemical weapons isn't tolerated. >> do you think it's going to change some minds in congress. before that, before you answer that, as you look at this video, are you surprised, obviously, it's horrific as to what happened, but you already support the president. this is something i would imagine people like you who support the president already thought what they would see on video. >> there's been video that's been available now for some time since this awful act kplited by assad. this is more its particularly gruesome. it shows how vile it was. there's not just a strategic interest for the united states to act. it's a moral issue. for a lot of people struggling with this, they're instinct will tell them when the world has taken a position for almost a century and we

by the way, she did a whole spread on asad's wife. >> remember what anna wentore did when she was milely's. she went to jamaica to interview bob marley. if you google what happened it is mow -- it is a little more irie on sex. is that what it means? ii am not up on the jamaica veer knack lar. >> is she doomed to be a male version of you? >> she should be so lucky. what is to recover? we talked about her more than she. this is the best thing to ever happen. she lost to vogue -- first of all we established -- already established it and her people that follow her don't even know what vogue is much less -- >> there is a madonna song to them. a song by the old lady. >> lady gaga's grandmother. >> i feel like it was rolling stone who said it best. you don't want to put somebody on the cover everybody hates. >> that's a good point. >> next topic, this week a mother in california publicly shamed her tween daughter for twerking at a teen dance. she was forced to stand at busy inter specs -- intersection with a sign saying she disp ared her parents. i want her to realize that it is ridiculous to thi

. >>> y en claro desafiÓ a washington el presidente bashar al-asad exigiÓ que se brinden las pruebasses tÓxicos, dijo que una ofensiva militar desataria el caos y llevarÍa a una guerra en la regia, asad culpa a los rebeldes de realizar el crimen. y a propÓsito de la crisis en esa naciÓn, muchos se preguntan si la reforma migratoria pende de un hilo, y esto podrÍa retrasar todo. el ataque de los Ángeles subraya que si no logra el apoyo de los legisladores tampoco cuente con el apoyo para el proyecto antimigratorio. y segÚn nuevas filtraciones de edward snowden, el gobierno de estados unidos espiaba a brasil y mÉxico. y tienen que ver esto, una estampida de caballos dejÓ 12 heridos en la ciudad de mÉxico, los animales eran 30 caballos de la policÍa que se espantaron por el ruido de unos automÓviles. por fortuna pudieron controlarlos. los que tambiÉn salieron corriendo fueron unos elefantes salvajes en medio de un safari, el encuentro hizo a los visitantes entrar en pÁnico como nos muestran las imÁgenes que muestra marÍa eugenia. >>> algunas fotos y videos se querÍan llevar de recuerdo,

. >>> the war in syria, many opposition activists feel the uprising against the asad regime has been, and some have fled across the border to lebanon. >> reporter: this opposition activist says he is wanted by the syrian government for helping to start the uprising, and even though he left his country over a year ago, he doesn't feel safe here in lebanon. >> it's like we're do an interview in damascus, because the regime in damascus is very strong, and they have very strong allies here. >> reporter: one of the allies is hezbollah. and it is that backing that this man feels helps keep assad in power. >> i don't think it is a revolution anymore, because there are so many hands now playing with our revolution. some are giving arms for the -- opposition for conditions. [ explosion ] >> reporter: this is what the revolution now looks like. the uprising in syria started with peaceful demonstrations here. but over two years later it is one of many battle grounds. many syrians are frustrated that the international community hasn't resorted to military action against the regime. >> he'll keep

. >> reporter: officials are confident because they believe that asad cannot hide some very important targets. they say syria does not have large, fortified underground bunkers that can protect big targets like airplanes and attack helicopters and you can't part many of those next to an urban school or mosque. officials believe after two years of conflict that assads forces are degraded where limited damage to his communications and assets will be felt by the regime. chris lawrence, cnn, the pentagon. >>> president obama gets a big boost from his plan for key republicans. we'll look at who is backing the president's plan and why, coming up next. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have symptoms that last two weeks or longer, be brave, go to the doctor. ovarian and uterine cancers are gynecologic cancers. symptoms are not the same for everyone. i got sick... and then i got better. >>> president obama is getting support for his syria plan from some top house republicans, speaker john boe

mostly civilians get killed because of tnt barrels and scud missiles and all of these things that asadas opinion lobbeen lobbying on them for two and a half years. i think they are overwhelming majority of syrians, even here in the united states of america, i speak for eight syrian american organizations. they are overwhelmingly support the president's request. we think this is not going to be about starting a war. this will be taking a significant step. >> what do you think in terms of the limited mission and scope. the president talks about sending a message and degrading some of assad's assets. he's talking about a fairly quick strike and getting out fairly quickly. do you think it's enough? >> i think there's an ongoing debate in washington, d.c. and on capitol hill. the build up has the momentum to change the policy on the ground. it's a different picture in the house. people think if you want to phase asaid he will say they dd nothing fp. we're hoping the strike will be robust enough so he realizes he cannot gas his way out of this conflict and he has to negotiate. >> thank you s