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thought of leaving damascus and building a new house in a small village in a tiny republican russia and the land of his ancestors when war broke out in the caucasus one hundred fifty years ago his grandfather and hundreds of thousands of a dog is. sent to turkey jordan syria and other countries in the middle east now war has brought a twist of fate. to return to his ancestral home i have many of my brothers. i have to. have some. but i prefer to come here because i believe that there is a big prospectus in there. maybe in the coming tween teams not now. many syrians like i came to this village in search of peace they and other local people helping rebuild the house. people here told me that this house is and he can you accept to live here. for me this is not the end of the war. so i asked his wife to stay for a while with the children in a rented flat and tell him he didn't want them to be put off by living in an unfinished house. we told this in syria must leave us in a green facility in syria would you like me to post lots. we are trying to find this it's freezing here it's not selfis

two year old girl's mother and father still in damascus. my sister came with her daughter three months ago but she had to go back to syria because she has a job and her husband leaves there she wants to help them come here her daughter is still with me she's scared every time she hears loud noises she probably thinks it's war and she's afraid the noises scare her. little mother works in the syrian section of the united nations' visas are not as easy to come by these days nobody knows how long they may have to wait the couple only see their daughter by skype the line is usually dead by day and by night for a little girl is fast asleep now the toddler often calls on nuffin and her husband mommy and daddy. gets body into their own body in the every day she says mother body in the body in a syria or syria in arabic. when she was in syria nuffin was a primary school teacher a mother and grandmother taught her how to embroider traditional that you can only but when she was a child now trying to make some money she works as a seamstress. sit by ke

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at least 13 people have been killed in an explosion and damascus.his happened in the historic and commercial district of marjeh. a bangladesh court has ordered the confiscation of property belonging to the owner of the building that collapsed on wednesday. demonstrations outside the high court as the owner appeared. more than 380 people killed. queen beatrix has made way for theson and his wife to be first male monarch in more than 120 years. tribes in tanzania are resisting a government order to leave the ancestral land. the government says it needs grazing lands for a conservation site. >> this is, what is this one? his blood is in this land. his ancestors are buried here and he swears he will be, too. three years ago police burned his home to the ground. , he blames, a dubai-based company. >> are you happy that they stay here and hunt here or do you want them to go? he says he wants them to go. openly defyingg, new government plans to move him and others out of the corridor of 15,000 square kilometers. instead, the hunting, they will be shooting

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carnage in damascus at least thirteen people have been killed and dozens wounded in a huge car bomb explosion and spreading terror and panic in the syrian capital. they would prefer a year of new figures show eighty thousand jobs lost across the crisis in the space of a month the unemployment rate to an all time high. shooting itself in the foot u.s. media report suggests that secret american payments the afghan government ended up in the hands of warlords drug barons and even. nato been battling against for a decade. and the u.k. could be about to boost its military presence in the gulf states and critics say more british troops would further harm stability in an already troubled region. well news twenty four hours a day from our studios here in moscow you're watching. a deadly explosion has rocked the syrian capital a car bomb went off near the former interior ministry building in central damascus at least thirteen people have been killed and around seventy are reported injured correspondent who witnessed the blast joins us on the line live now from damascus what did you see and what does t

massive car blast was rocked this year in capital the bomb went off near the interior ministry in damascus state media have already reported multiple casualties this comes just a day after another explosion targeting the syrian prime minister local correspondent dawn i was eating who directly witnessed the explosion joins us live now from damascus della tell us what have you seen there. i needed to go like the sun i was only a few minutes away from the place i thought quite. a. big one and. an idiot holding a measuring she was looking was good it's very clear. it has a sort of significance i can see now people dead bodies in the ground we have to think of people who was willing to actually have been because many and with a trick of the. light in the market conscious of the fix that exceeds we have now pretty equipped and. you cannot decide if leading i think it's a very big one of the one. i waited because a lot of small because of a small quick. chat for anyone who did that make me want to make a call today to. some of the ship who let the chips we. have to block and the ones checking the

joins us live now from damascus what more can you tell us about the blast. ok the blast took place today in nine o'clock targeted the prime minister convoy in. western n.c. it was a bomb that was dashed to b.m.w. black that was two days ago in that way where the com for usually goes from his house to his office usually the convoy goes from different routes every day but this time. this way and intentionally. led to the killing of one of his body could and eighteen of the civilians and we have around twenty five people were hospitalized the most remarkable thing that shocked everyone in damascus today is that that place took place near. the school thanks god this happened when were the children went inside so one only two of them were slightly injured none of them were killed and this means that the opposition now is going into another step which is going into any means in order to achieve their targets this list as it's and it's technique and it's way it's very close to what's usually shepherd to north which is that part of the. usually does in damascus and

syria's prime minister survives that assess the nation to in the center of damascus a car bomb targeting him near a school and a kindergarten kills ten and injures thirteen. the prime minister of georgia says the may have been militant camps on his country's territory and it reports that one of the boston bombers received terrorist training their. bomb blast ripped through marketplaces and two of iraq's shia provinces killing nineteen in the latest escalation of the sectarian violence unrest that's gripping the country. and a russian couple wages a legal battle with u.s. social services after their five month old baby was seized following a visit to a doctor. it's one pm in moscow you're watching r t with me marina josh. prime minister while and they're all healthy has survived an apparent assassination scam in central damascus the blast claimed the lives of at least ten people including a bodyguard and injured thirteen local correspondent joins us live now from damascus with the details well doug could you tell us more about the attack what exactly happened. on the way to the convoy of

carnage in damascus at least thirteen people have been killed and dozens wounded in a huge car bomb explosion on a busy square spreading terror and panic throughout the syrian capital. shooting itself in the foot u.s. media report suggests that secret american payments to the afghan government ended up in the hands of drug barons and even taliban insurgents have been battling against for decades. no reprieve for a year a new figures show eighty thousand jobs lost last the crisis union space of a month more than twenty six million workers amount of work. in the u.k. could be about to boost its military presence in the gulf states the critics say british troops would. already troubled region. this is r t with all the very latest breaking news i'm carrie johnston a deadly explosion has rocked the syrian capital a car bomb went off near the former interior ministry building in central damascus at least thirteen people have been killed and seventy are reported injured local correspondent. who witnessed the blast joins us on the line live now from damascus what did you see and what does the area lo

making them assault the government control in damascus.this is a general problem because we are now speaking not about the typical valar of what is going on we are talking about pure terrorism and this pure terrorist makes it very hard for any government we know this also from europe when we have for example a very important official state this it's when cities turn within one night into a high speed curity area so the government what have the syrian government would take to secure every corner in damascus when i was in damascus last year in summer it was already the situation like this that bombs car bombs were exploding and because terrorists are infiltrating the cities and of course they are not just the taking the central bank like today but also very important to see billion spots like electricity stations schools. the stations and so on so you see it's hard for the government to secure every square meter off the city from terrorist attacks other medicines being forced into the civilian areas to fight the battle because they lead dire

there has been more fighting around capital of damascus as well. >> damascus looks almost normal if you close your ears to the sounds. it is battered but still functions. go to the edge of the suburbs that ring the city center, and the spell breaks. a few hundred yards down this road or the armed rebels who control big tracts of greater damascus. right now the rebels don't have the strength to break out of the suburbs. the regime has concentrated soldiers, bonds, and tanks, which we can hear and see but not film. thatr hey fire into rebel- held areas. it's more than just a serious matter because of the way it is exporting trouble elsewhere in the middle east. the world of big powers cannot agree and really don't know how to stop the fighting. increasingly, they are funneling arms and other kinds of military supplies to their favorite sides and the conflict. people is desperate. ol and 18-year was shot in the head by a sniper as he drove with his mother and sister io damascus. bel held suburbs.let came from a his father is a retired officer and he is being treated in a military hospital.

prime minister has reportedly escaped an assassination attempt in the capital, damascus. a car bomb exploded as his convoy was driving through a government-controlled area. the attack happened as the un secretary-general ban ki-moon urged the assad government to allow an international inquiry into the alleged use of chemical weapons in the conflict. from beirut, jim muir has the latest. in a heavilyg bomb secured part of damascus controlled by government parsed -- government forces. it was not as massive as some of the recent bombs, but it was enough to wreck some vehicles and others on fire. state television said there were casualties, including civilian passersby. but it said the main target of what it called the terrorist explosions were the convoy of the prime minister, wael al- halqi. he escaped entirely unscathed. that version of the 10 -- of events seems to be borne out by footage on state tv, showing the prime minister at an important economic meeting. he is reported to have told him that what he calls such terrorist attacks only show the desperation and bankruptc

to crossfire all things considered i'm peter lavelle syria and those red lines with allegations damascus has used some kind of chemical weapons in this ongoing civil war there is a growing possibility the u.s. nato and the gulf countries may up the ante to break the deadlock in this conflict if that comes to pass the possible outcomes and are any of them better than the status quo. to cross-talk syria i'm joined by sin washington mark dickerson he is a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in fact that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline in syria is bogus explain yourself. well the first thing is that he shifted his red line before used to be that if assad moved around chemical weapons that would be crossing a red line and obama would pursue some unspecified counteraction the second reason is that you know the there are no good military

it's very hard to get the truth i mean you can get the news if you are in damascus and you hear that terror attack happened you can come to the scene and see that the car was bloated and you can see dead bodies but we can't say for sure who is behind this attack and it's always been like this with this syrian conflict it's been kind of hard to be independently verified conflict and all every time something bad was happening in syria the different sides of the conflict start restarting accusing the other one well it's always been like this and it's very hard because i think ultimately murray you see the blame game surfacing in any number of conflicts around the world we typically have at least two players in every field here when it comes to though the methods of war being used by both sides in syria you've got the syrian government you've got the opposition rebel fighters what would you say about the methods of war being used by both sides i think that the army of syria is using all kinds of methods that any army in the war old can use as for the rebels or this group so opposition gr

of rocks a busy damascus neighborhood hyping of the syrian civil war is being taken to the streets of the capital. and britain's a first and only female prime minister margaret thatcher has died of following a stroke party takes a look at her legacy the eye in lady who was both loved and loathing in her life. at seven pm here in the russian capital you're live with us on our team with me tom what's a. a roadside bomb has killed at least nine people in afghanistan and it's the latest in a series of violent attacks and hit the country meanwhile nato has still not claimed responsibility for the deaths of eight hundred civilians including eleven children during a coalition air strike over the weekend let's not get the latest from our cheesy you've got i'm going to use our so why are women and children still dying in afghanistan i mean despite all these promises that were made to them well this is a very difficult issue for ghana stan and president karzai has ordered the afghani troops to stop calling for airstrikes since almost every time they lead to these casualties and especially death

provocations by the rebels even rogue functions in damascus itself. it's deja vu all over again we will remember the disaster as an adventurous u.s. and british invasion of iraq in two thousand and three based on allegations really weapons of mass destruction that proved to be faulty therefore we must ask some very difficult and searching questions for example what was the chain of custody with regard to the samples taken from the battlefield of syria to laboratories of london and in washington was there or was there the possibility of contamination or foul play or hanky panky with these samples and how can you show that the regime rather than the rebels actually used these alleged chemical weapons and since we already know that security divisions within the military is driving the conflict in both syria and iraq how do we know that some renegade soldier in the syrian military was actually collaborating with the rebels watch these chemical weapons so as to provide a rationale for intervention by london and washington these are difficult questions that

officials claim to have sketchy and unconfirmed intelligence the damascus has used a chemical agent on its own people she is right you know partner has the latest. u.s. president barack obama was delivering some fierce words in the aftermath of tables comments he indicated that washington will conduct its own independent investigation into syria's alleged use of chemical weapons and a separate probe will be conducted in conjunction with the united nations america's leaders said the world can't stand by and permit the use of chemical weapons obama has previously stated that the use of chemical weapons by damascus would be a game changer in the u.s. position on military intervention into syria is civil war now according to white house press secretary jay carney confirm that military force is one of many options that president obama is currently considering carney said as a general principle the united states retains the ability to act unilaterally now these revelations of course come just one day after u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel claimed that the u.s. intel that u.s. intelligence

more targeted terror in damascus a bomb explodes in a busy square taking thirteen lives and wounding dozens the second such attack in as many days. america's war on corruption in afghanistan ends up feeding the warlords and drug cartels revelations emerge that washington has been showering with billions of dollars. in the e.u. isn't working jobless rates reach record highs especially among young europeans who are banding their home countries to make ends meet. costing live from moscow this is r t on kerry just a powerful blast has rocked the heart of the syrian capital killing at least thirteen people and wounding dozens explosion comes just twenty four hours after another deadly attack in central damascus targeting the prime minister but a correspondent. witnessed the blast and joins us live now or can you tell us what did you actually see. actually i survived this survived this attack i was something like one minute or two minutes away from it when i passed through this area. the big explosion destroyed most of the historic square which is called maggi in the middle of the nastiest

just talking about that car bombing that exploded in central damascus that killed twelve people and wounded dozens more. knowledge is a power but in france it can land you in the hot water a volunteer for a week you fear is threatened with. arrest and as he did leads an article on the online encyclopedia the details on r.t. dot com. and double the trouble at moscow's you as a two headed l.b.l. snake to give visitors the shivers that close up to the slithering sensation on archie's you tube channel. some other international headlines this hour turkish police have used tear gas and water cannons to break up a mass protest outside the prison court several hundred people are on trial over an alleged conspiracy to overthrow the government say prosecutors say that the defendants were involved in a plot by the terrorist group and again a con but demonstrators say the trial is an attempt to stamp out political dissent the accused in the case also include a journalist and former army officials. portugal's prime minister has revealed a round of spending cuts which will hit social security hea

he just returned from damascus. i asked if it was possible for america to establish the facts on this. >> it is a difficult thing. it is oftentimes a chaotic situation in syria. i think there would be questions about getting a team in there to produce credible evidence. they would have to go to places where fighting is going on, which are at the best of times extremely inaccessible for outsiders and always highly difficult and dangerous. >> realistically what are the options for america if the initial evidence is right and these weapons have been used? >> there is so whole menu of options, which no doubt they have been working on, things like no-fly zones, a safe areas, airstrikes. i do not know. there must be all kinds of things they could do. as you are saying, i left damascus yesterday. regime people there have said to me, not just on this visit, but others as well, that of course they would not use chemical weapons. i think that will remain in their official position. they do have them. that is quite well none.

our other top stories -- at least 12 died and 44 are wounded in the syrian capital of damascus. a group accused of plotting to overthrow the turkish government appears in court. the search for answers in the death of a celebrated poet. north korea says it is pulling out all of its workers out of the joint industrial zone. it is suspending operations at the complex, the last significant symbol of north-self cooperation. trickling out of the area under the threat of war. they leave on the sixth day of self-imposed travel restrictions. it sits on the northern side of the demilitarized zone between the two koreas. it has become the most important symbol of cooperation. >> more than 60 companies have closed. the others are open. i think they can produce goods and on next week. >> a statement was read over north korean television on monday announced in the business would be suspended and north korean workers would be withdrawn. south korean companies have been given until wednesday to get all their people out. south korean business owners are concerned about the deadline but say they

they are trying to take down president bashar al assad which increasingly have targeted damascus.is after they had an assassination attempt and a car exploded near his convoy. he was not hurt but six people were killed. this as the united states continues to investigate the possible use of chemical weapons and how to respond if that is true. what defense secretary senator chuck hagel says when i see you next. >>> and involving a multibillion dollar bailout, lawmakers are expected to approve a $30 billion deal about the international fun last month. a lot of people are angry because under the deal, they will take major losses on their savings in that country's two largest banks. >>> we are learning more about a shooting that injured a driver in san lorenzo. he tells deputies that a man in a white car opened fire on him as he drove northbound 880. the victim said the shooter may have been targeting his cousin who was in the passenger seat but took off after the shooting. later this morning, they pled guilty to misusing money and used it to fuel a gambling habit. today a judge will r

deadly car bomb near a damascus school hike is that targeting civilians has become part and parcel of the syrian conflict. and britain's first and only female prime minister margaret thatcher has died after a stroke takes a look at the legacy of the lady who was both loved and love life. all over again even chief you just joined us live from the r.t. new center eight pm monday night it's kevin owen here now and our top story than a roadside bomb has killed at least nine people in afghanistan it's the latest in a series of devastating militant attacks to hit the country meanwhile nato forces have been blamed for the deaths of eighteen civilians including eleven children in a coalition air strike over the weekend. say go more on this story from r.t.c. got pissed off. these operations are still taking place and over the years. it's believed that nearly twenty thousand civilians have lost their lives throughout the years of nato's presence in afghanistan and signal is why the united nations that every year the amounts of women and children unfortunately still rise which is. difficult to b

joins us live now from damascus with the details mr rosina thank you for joining us now could you tell us more about the attack what exactly happened. fact. that was supposed to be in because of the one that was spoke to him that way that void of people moving from his house was all those close to that line turned. to. vicious to school together in school because a lot wasn't planned thanks go district to none of the shootings. we had one. good to see and then we wanted we had to split it. into the paper found picketing at out can now and we have to take the five people with the pro-life people more information together on the details of this one if you're in an area called the. census which one of. them in the. last full. well tell us a bit more about how you think this into the broader conflict when the government rebel forces. move up to now with the. ok i can now go to distinguish the situation the marxists the. left with the city's weak too strong them changes with the focus of the team in the play to doing well maybe a patient on the lot. and. we have. to get it working sometimes

that attack now dawn here just next to damascus durai were true reports of cases of chemical weapons being used to a suburb that is just near damascus this is one of the commanders of the free syrian army recently claimed they have a position point is among the government top school with security syria chemical weapons now u.n. u.s. is general don says that all this leaves plenty for the room for probably cation. it's deja vu all over again we will remember the disaster as an adventurous u.s. and british invasion of iraq in two thousand and three based on allegations of weapons of mass destruction that proved to be faulty therefore we must ask some very difficult and searching questions for example what was the chain of custody with regard to the samples taken from the battlefield of syria to leopard stories and wonder and in washington was there or was there the possibility of contamination or foul play or hanky panky with these samples and how can you show that the regime rather than the rebels actually used these alleged chemical weapons and since we already know the next security

syria's prime minister survived an attack in damascus as a car bomb explodes near a school and kindergarten killing ten people. all speculation emerges that one of the boston bombing suspects could have been trained in georgia as the country's prime minister admits they may have been militant camps on their soil. and the russian couple desperate for the return of their baby son after he seized by u.s. social services they talked to r.t. about their family battle. costing live from moscow twenty four hours a day this is r.t. on carried on syria's prime minister has survived a bomb blast targeting his convoy in the capital it's thought ten people died and thirteen others were wounded in the explosion which happened in a busy district and local correspondent i was in it with the very latest from damascus. the blast took place today in nine o'clock targeted the prime minister convoy in. western se it was a bomb that was attached to a b.m.w. a black that was two days ago in that way where the convoy usually goes from his house to his office usually the convoy goes from different routes every day

syria's prime minister survived an assassination attempt in central damascus as a car bomb goes off near a school and kindergarten killing ten people. prime minister of georgia says there may have been a militant camps on his country's territory amid reports that one of the boston terror suspects received training in. explosions ripped through marketplaces in predominantly shia provinces in iraq killing twenty six people the latest escalation of sectarian on the rest of gripping the country. and the russian couple wage and legal battle with u.s. social services after their five month old baby was seized disregarding police and medical evidence of a child was. there international news twenty four hours a day live from moscow you're watching r.t. syria's prime minister. survived an apparent assassination attempt in central damascus but the blast targeting him claimed the lives of at least ten people including a bodyguard and injured thirteen the mask a space correspondent. has more on this now. it was a bomb that was dashed. that was two days ago in that way where the convoy usually goes f

claims damascus has used chemical weapons that an intervention is possible but it mitts the proof is far from solid. polls close in iceland's parliamentary elections that euro skeptics are expected it to win at the ballot box prompting the island of state to distance itself from the blighted euro zone. and too many views not enough news a recent study shows u.s. cable channels are suffering a ratings slump as the audience is repelled by opinion and dominated reporting. and broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm john thomas glad to have you with us. now the u.s. has claimed there's growing evidence of poison gas was used by and saw its forces in syria and while washington admits the proof is not strong enough to provoke an immediate response president obama did reiterate the use of chemical weapons would be a game changer or. brings us more from new york u.s. president barack obama was delivering some fierce words in the aftermath of tables comments he indicated that washington will conduct its own independent investigation into syria's alleged use of chemical we

they left behind a big house in damascus but he can sell it as long as the war continues. you know i started all this that which are on my husband started becoming like he knows english french arabic and actually didn't because it was good works we learned what war. because we don't or we lack the russian language. with one lung. on someone. who. they offered to haul around we don't have to pay our rent or for saving money for us we will go in there to see what's wrong with killings little man being recalled short field. oh how close this also works. and seen. a few days ago it's well it was like spring. almost so or. what to do when you actually it was a surprise me because when i moved from the window i saw everything why knowing. who. i was for my children to live in peace away from war they wound learn russian and they would go to school we go to university. and they would become oceans citizens i think we will do. it some other time and we. will. technology innovation all these developments around russia we. have heard. here's mitt romney trying to figure out the name

central damascus that targeted the prime minister you survived. and told us what he saw. it was only something like one minute or two minutes away three met when i passed through the this is the big explosion destroyed most of the historic square which is called maggi in the middle of the last kiss it's critical to the. building of the mystery of the interior i have seen that the did by these pretty wall around i have seen three with no heads and they have seen how the ambulance guys rushed inside inside the square from everywhere how the clause to distribute clothes and how the security came in to check here and how people were crying and where they're . going and weeping over their destroyed their properties all around the area if you compare it with the attack on a minister's convoy yesterday we can see many similarities grooviest. or that it was targeting the prime minister but it attacked an area close to a kindergarten and a school and today in this area is completely it's a very crowded square it's full of people every time the one who did move was doing the same t

targeted terror in damascus to a bomb explodes in a busy square it's taken thirteen lives and wounded dozens in the second such attack in as many days. as war on corruption in afghanistan ends up feeding the warlords and drug cartels as revelations of merge that washington has been showering kabul with millions of dollars. hello life now to central eleven pm here in moscow is kevin zero in with our top story then president obama says the u.s. has evidence that chemical weapons have been used in syria he also said it would be a game changer for the u.s. only though if it's proved the arms were used by the government but our new york correspondent reporting told me earlier there's one possibility a bomb is therefore failed to address. the only option that he gave was a scenario in which he said if the u.s. finds out that the syrian government has used chemical weapons against the rebels then obama strongly indicated that the u.s. would consider military intervention but he did not address what would happen if it was in fact the rebels or members of the opposition that have used chemical

we talk about main cities of syria like damascus the homes of their poor and in many places throughout syria so they don't have to carry weapons and once the the army comes they throw the weapons and the crittenden being civilians they just leave the area safely and the moment the government forces clear out they put their weapons back our that's too late very very hard to tell you know who is on the opposition who all the rebel fighters are but you know the blame game has been going on since day one maria i understand in the near future you're going to be heading back to that same part of the world so looking forward to more of your reports are to you correspondent a great pleasure to have you in the studio today thank you thank you very much. well a call of despair from palestinian prisoners in israeli jails inmates say they've been left to waste away behind bars and denied any medical treatment of the alleged inhumane conditions or claimed to be behind the recent death of a palestinian official in israeli custody which was followed of course by in the west bank and gaza and we did m

syria and those red lines with allegations damascus has use some kind of chemical weapons to the u.s. nato and the gulf countries may up the ante to break the deadlock in this conflict if that comes one of the possible outcomes. hello and welcome to crossfire for all things considered i'm peter lavelle syria and those red lines with allegations damascus has used some kind of chemical weapons in this ongoing civil war there is a growing possibility the u.s. nato and the gulf countries may up the ante to break the deadlock in this conflict if that comes to pass what are the possible outcomes and are any of them better than the status quo. if you cross talk syria i'm joined by my guests in washington mark jacobson he's a senior transatlantic fellow at the german marshall fund of the united states and we also have john glaser he is an editor at antiwar dot com all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it ok john i'd like to start with you you wrote in your blog why obama's chemical weapons redline.

officials claim to have sketchy and unconfirmed intelligence the damascus has used the chemical agent on its own people in a fortnight salacious. u.s. president barack obama was delivering some fierce words in the aftermath of cables comments he indicated that washington will conduct its own independent investigation into syria's alleged use of chemical weapons and a separate probe will be conducted in conjunction with the united nations america's leaders said the world can't stand by and permit the use of chemical weapons obama has previously stated that the use of chemical weapons by damascus would be a game changer in the u.s. position on military intervention into syria is civil war now according to white house press secretary jay carney yes confirm that military force is one of many options that president obama is currently considering carney said as a general principle the united states retains the ability to act unilaterally now these revelations of course come just one day after u.s. defense secretary chuck hagel claimed that the u.s. intel that u.s. intelligence officials bel

how can you bail out over damascus? >> any casual talk of a no-fly zone, even a sort of safe haven for refugees, you know, has to be looked at with a grain of salt. because of the sophisticated air defense system built by the russians, we, you know, it's not libya. we can't do this. you will probably have to put some boots on the ground and have a sort of more extensive operation against their extensive anti-air operation and have a -- >> guys like mccain who understands the military history of our country and who is a patriot. i know he's on the right. he moves further right sometimes. bolton is an ideologue about the middle east. why would mccain? is it sticking it to obama do you think? >> i hope it's not. let's put it that way. they do seem to have this grand world view of this notion of, you know, we got to be tough here, be tough there, be tough there, to be tough there. regardless of being tough here is in our interest of not. it keeps playing that way. i talked to people in the administration. they raise other o

that area is south of damascus in the country side.ke with say the town is now controlled by syrian regime forces, surrounded by syrian regime forces. they are not able to go in and get a clear idea of exactly what happened. they expect the death toll will rise in the coming days. now the syrian opposition coalition says they expect the death toll to rise. they issued a statement in which they said the deafening silence of the international community has become routine for the victims and their families. the demands for international human rights organizations have been a lost cause. amateur videos reporting to show the after math of this massacre are extremely graphic. we will show you a couple of them right here. we have to blur most of what is in these images. one of the videos reporting to show bodies found outside wrapped, some of them wrapped in blankets, some of them wrapped in carpet. as the blankerates pulled away you see victims whose faces are bashed in and some shot at close range to the head. another video also very graphi