reacciÓn de washington tras el ataque del rÉgimen contra la poblaciÓn cientos murieron mÁs 5d mil ciriosÍa utilizar la fuerza contra el rÉgimen sirio. cree que el conflicto en ese paÍs se puede resolver con una soluciÓn negociada y sin intervenciÓn militar extranjera. >>> estados unidos estÁ creando una circunstancia diplomÁtica en la cual, les da espacio a los cirios y a los lÍderes regionales, tomar las decisiones y hacer las cosas que tienen que hacer 6789 sobre irÁn el presidente dijo que no pensaba que israel estarÍa apunto de atacar el paÍs para frenar el programa nuclear. >>> pero advirtiÓ que estados unidos no sÓlo protegerÁ sus intereses si no los del pueblo israelÍ. >>> la situaciÓn de irÁn y si ri estÁ bajo el control del presidente pero ocurre en el momento que obama trata de convencer a estados unidos que lore elijan, una encuesta muestra que 56% de estadounidenses confÍan en la manera que obama maneja la polÍtica exterior, pero el factor determinante seria la economÍa, en washington, telemundo. >>> el procurador general de texas, aceptÓ un acuerdo profesional en los mapas e

. >> what are the lessons it appears we have perhaps learned these of these -- learn from cirio withhe mistakes -- and learn from syria with the mistakes of our government. they saw us on any given day, and they could not figure out if we were for mubarak leaving or mubarak's staying. but one thing we learned was that each situation is different. it is interconnected, and you deal with all of those uncontrollable, but in the end, if a nation's word is not believe, if a nation is not anchored by a set of values people can trust and know that is where we draw the line, then our policies will be very vacuous. they will not be taken serious. you opt for a mean military solution. we cannot in every case, but working with various groups, getting ahead of what is coming, and anticipation of what is coming ahead. they are drawing from the middle east peace process. the israeli-palestinian issue is not going to solve every problem in the middle east, but it would certainly bring us to some high ground if we could make some progress. i use that as an example but \ / always come back down to a

there is a clear risk that this could become divisions that still be on cirio's borders.here are many front lines, and we were taken towards one of them. thousands have died. government troops moved into this area where homes have been shelled and civilians killed. >> we have been brought here by the syrian army. we are told the syrian opposition is just a few hundred meters in that direction. we are also told the are using snipers and operating interests location, so we are having to keep low. >> we make out a tape, a reminder of the government's -- a tank, a reminder of the government, and this is what they have, a few old rifles. at sundown we move to one last town. it may seem a world away from home, but we are just beyond the fringes where a conflict is increasingly like civil war raging, and so far, the world has been powerless to help. >> a court in australia is hearing about and role of a dingo and the disappearance of a baby girl. linda was convicted in the murder of her daughter in 1982 after the baby vanished. she has always maintained a dingo took her child, a

she feels that they don't represent the opposition inside cirio well enough. at the end of the day, she feels frustrated that this isn't coming together. ,he doesn't see a way forward had a scenario looks like a long civil war. >> the white house is basically giving up on the syrian violence? >> american officials have made very clear that this and her administration's goal remains the ousting of president assad. it sounds like they have gone back to the drawing board to define how you move forward. either you decide you are ok with a long growing conflict in syria and try to manage it, or you decide you're going to go all in with a unilateral military position. he at the moment, they will try to figure out if there is something in the middle. trying to peel off officers away from the inner circle and see if they can try to put together some kind of mini intervention of some sort with a buffer zone with special operations. this is me reading between the lines and trying to see how this administration is going to move forward. >> in russia, security forces say

turning to cirio i know the representatives joinery and condemning in the strongest possible terms the on going violence. i also want to extend our sympathies to the family and to "the new york times" for his untimely death. he was someone i always turn to and read very carefully, and if i did not have the time when i got to the press reporting, i would put it aside and read it, and because he had his goals on what was happening. yesterday's un general assembly vote demonstrated an overwhelming international consensus of the bloody assault must end. in the face of global condemnation the regime in damascus appears to be escalating its assault on civilians, and those that are suffering cannot get access to the health they deserve. we will work to support the opposition and provide relief to the people of syria. i will be attending the friends of syria conference internees the next week, where a number of nations will work to testify pressure on the regime and to mobilize the humanitarian relief that is needed. we also hope to coordinate efforts to enable a syrian-led transition during g