well, david owen is a british diplomate and foreign secretary and eu peace negotiator and we are livelondon. so the british parliament had categorically been against intervention, now with this possible new resolution on the table, does that take the pressure off the uk from having to make further roads into syria? >> i think they can rightly claim that they have managed to arrive slow the drum beat of war and almost certainly ensure a peaceful way of resolving what was a crime, which was the use of chemical weapons. if it is not rated like that, the most certainty was this a few day's time that weekend there would have been an attack and also gave president obama time to say he would consult congress and to give diplomacy its chance which obviously started at petersburg and gone through the russian prime minister, direct to the syrian government and now we have what we have long wanted, a u.n. resolution and it will go before the u.n., that resolution from france would obviously be adjusted over the debate and discussion, but i think it will be probably unanimously accepted. >> repor

now we are the former foreign secretary unfortunate unite unid kingdom, david owen said what starts small ends up large. and finally, john, it's worth noting the vast majority of the american people are against the strike on syria. of ten people asked six people say no, do not go ahead. >> john thank you for putting things in perspective for us tonight. thank you very much. >>> another congressional hearing on syria again. code pink is asking the congress not to take action. they interrupted a senate hearing yesterday. >>> medea benjamin is the founder of code pink and she joins us from our nation's capitol. >> thank you, good seeing. >> you thank you. >> what do you hope to accomplish. >> we represent the 60% of those who say this is crazy. this is not a priority of the united states. we can't afford more war. this will not help the syrian people. there are other venues to try that are not military, and so we were there--we consider ourselves the voice of sanity in the room. >> other than what you just described, what do you want to say with the hands that were raised up behind secretary

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