. >> reporter: brahim sounded frustrated, but if you listen carefully he made it clear who he thought was to blame for where we are right now. he explained that he had set out items to be discussed on the agenda. both sides said they agreed on the agenda items and set out the order that they should be discussed and con tension over the most important issue here so she decided the two issues discussed on two consecutive days. first they should discuss fighting terrorism stopping violence in syria on the first day and on the second day they should move to the item of the transitional governing body that is to be formed in syria in the future. he said quite clearly that it was the government side that objected to that agenda. moments after he spoke both sides came out to brief the preys. >> the syrian government delegation accepted within the first three minutes of the meeting the agenda proposed by mr. brahimi. the point--the problem raced was raised immediately by the other side when they gave their own interpretation of the agenda. >> we would like to stop the fighting. we would like

. >> united nations envoy lakdar brahim met with top u.s. and russian envoys on thursday in a bid to save the faltering syrian peace talks from collapse. brahimi says he won pledges from both sides to push for a breakthrough between the assad regime and syrian rebels, but declined to offer specifics. have kindly reaffirm their support to what we are trying to do, and promised that they will help both here, and in toir capital and elsewhere unblock the situation for us because until now we are not making much progress. >> human rights activists say syria has endured its deadliest violence so far in the three weeks since peace talks began, with an average of 236 people killed per day. at the united nations, emergency relief cordinator valerie amos warned both sides are flouting their humanitarian obligations. that fournacceptable months since the member of that counsel demanded action international you military and law continues to be consistently and flagrantly violated by parties to the conflict. all parties are failing in their responsibili