. >> the president also said failing to act would bolden assad and nations like iran and put u.s.roops in danger. >> and it could be easier for terrorist organizations to obtain these weapons and use them to attack civilians. >> president obama also urged all americans to view the footage of the chemical weapons attack on civilians to understand the enormity of what happened. president obama still faces an uphill battle in congress to win support for a strike in syria. >> some argue american credibility is on the line. that because president obama drew a red line with chemical weapons, america must act or lose credibility. i would argue that america's credibility does not reside in one man. if our enemies wish to know if america will defend themselves look no farther than our response to 9/11. >> just 24 members of the senate say they will vote for a strike in syria. there are just 32 confirmed votes in the house. the president also faces a lack of public sport for a military strike in syria. just 47% of americans in a cnn poll says the president made a convincing case. 50% say th

assad's main supporter, iran, could very well defy the world and develop a nuclear weapon and em boldened by the lack of action against syria. for those thinking clearly and that's most of the factor audience, it is important to understand that if america decides not to hold assad accountable for using poison gas against civilians, that prohibition goes away forever. it seems the world is fine with allowing the use of banned weapons and once again that is acceptable if it becomes acceptable, all restraints disappear. you know it amazes me that russia and china continue to arm and support uh -- assad and iran even though they condone mass murder. russia and china should be ashamed. if they would join the usa in condemning terrorist states the world would be a more civilized place. we have to do businesslike savages like putin and the bunch in beijing, but everyone should know exactly who they are. back in america distresses me that the left will not support military action diseened to protect and strengthen the country every. some on the right dismyself barack obama so much -- disspies bar

nothing nothing em boldens our enemies, especially iran. follow this thing through. if assadway without penalty, who is next for a gas attack how long does it take for the sarin gas or a nuke to arrive here? look, i understand that attack could make things worse, got it. but i'm arguing a point of principle and that is, the lone super power has a moral obligation to act when a rogue state uses weapons of mass destruction. i believe this question rises above ideology or politics and i repeat, doing nothing is the worst option. thank you orville and wilbur... ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us ththat you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from thehe best experiences below... to the finest comforts above. we're not simply saluting history... we're making it. and this park is the inside of your body. see, the special psyllium fir in metamucil actually gels to trap some carbs to help maintain healthy blood sugar levels

saying it's an act of provocative weakness which will epl bolden iran in its quest for nuclear weapons nape go on to say that vladimir putin and al assad are misleading. they maintain this agreement does nothing to address the underline problem of the conflict in syria which has cost more than 100,000 lives and created an enormous refugee problem. there will be more reaction, positive and negative on the sunday talk shows. >>> still ahead on al jazeera, car makers suzuki recalling nearly 200,000 cars. the reason why when we return. >>> ? a deadly pair site found in the water supply that's already killed a young boy and now threatens an entire louisiana community. >>> president obama expected to address in the rose garden on monday. he's also expected to highlight his handling of the economy. >>> >> not in 20 years have so many people left cuba. tens of thousands have been heading to the united states far a better life. this to improve cuba's economy. we explain what's behind the search. >> reporter: she has not seen her daughter in four years. both of them live in the united states. >> translator: >> i have sold everything i own. my ho

assad regime. we'll ask if that's likely to stop the carnage or just em bolden syria. embolden syria?ap of the pressure points on my feet. i have flat feet. i learned where the stress was at the dr.scholl's foot mapping center. then i got my number, which matched the custom fit orthotic inserts with the right support. find your closest foot mapping center at drscholls.com. i'm a believer. >>> it sounds to me like saving face because he's made a promise and he will follow through with his promise. promise, so he's going to follow through with his promise. that's why he ought to be very careful about drawing lines in the sand or red lines because now he feels he looks weeks to g colleagues in the united states as well as international colleagues, but i don't feel te that's enough reason to go to war. >> rand paul alreadyhe joining e debate over whether to go to syria. we're going hear about in the next hour and half, the debate, the best way forward in syria. what do you think about the te president'rms plan as he has la it out? focused on attacking assad's chemical action not regime h

assad regime. we'll ask the panel if that's likely to stop the carnage or em bolden syria. >>> check out foxnewssunday.com for behind-the-scenes features, panel plus and the special monday preview of the week ahead. you can find it at foxnewssunday.com. let us know what you think. stay tuned for more from our panel. >>> it sounds to me like saving face because he made a promise so he'll follow through with the promise. you ought to be careful about drawing lines in the sand or red lines. now he feels that he looks weak to his colleagues in the united states as well as international colleagues. i don't think that's enough reason to go to war. >> kentucky senator rand paul already joining the debate over the p's handling of the situation in syria. we are now back with the panel. we'll hear a lot in the next week and a half ab this debate. the best way forward in syria. general keen, what do you think of the president's plan as he has laid it out? short term, limited, basically focused on attacking assad's chemical weapons capability, not regime change. >> well, first of all, i don't like the fact that we ha

assad gets the message. would iran as well? what do you really believe? >> well, i must say that after the weeks of hesitation h and -- and the perceived weakness it has em boldened it has embol unfortunately, iran and you can hear it from its leaders. there is no doubt that action in syria should not be a punishment to syria but a very clear message to iran and i hope it is because if it's not it really will result in the fact that iran will continue its race and get away with murder literally get away with murder literally attempt to stop it, i think we will witness an arms race which eventually will become a horrible arms race in the whole of the middle east and turn this neighborhood into a and turn this neighborhood into a much bloodier and much darker neighborhood than it already is. so this really is very crucial and we are waiting to see what the president does and how he does it. >> ambassador dan gillerman, we'll learn more tuesday night. thank you for joining us and we'll be right back, everyone. when you realize you need to switch to verizon, it's a reality check. my reality check was when i started losing customers. i couldn't update them where my tr