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john terry is standing by, he has been going through the report, 41 pages long, contains detailed photographs as well as a scenario that raises the question of whether surface to surface missiles were used on that chemical weapons attack on august 21st in the suburbs of damascus, syria. we are following events in the nation's capital that unfold at this hour. five hours into a scene that began at 8:20 this morning at the washington navy yard in southwest d.c. that is where a gunman and now we believe three gunmen opened fire on many of the workers who were there. the associated press is quoting naval officials as saying six people are dead, there are conflicting reports as to the number of wounded. it is safe to say at this hour based on the reports we are receiving from the various hospitals that those wounded are numerous. our mike viqueira is on the ground. tell us what you have found. >> looking east on m street about three blocks away from the navy yard. many of the vehicles starting to drive away. the last we heard officially was some hour, hour and a half ago, we carried on al jazeera

the blocks upon which john terry built the administration's case for an attack on syria included fear mongering and it was this part which reminded many of the mushroom cloud fears that the bush administration stoked in the run up to the iraq invasion take a listen if the congress decides not to do. it is a guarantee. whether it is with us. in syria or nuclear weapons in a room or nuclear weapons in north korea we will have invited a for certain confrontation at some point in time that will require you to make a choice that will be even worse mitigating the consequences of a military action against syria was also part of secretary kerry's presentation to a question on whether u.s. strikes will end up emboldening extremists in syria john kerry answered no they will not according to secretary kerry experiments in syria will not benefit from u.s. strikes although reports on the ground and a great many experts suggest the opposite the other premise that the administration put forward is that there is no other option but to bomb syria here's how secretary kerry explained he was readiness t

prehistoric medication was sparked by a a productive meeting thursday between secretary of state john terry and the iranian foreign minister. quacks we indicated earlier in the week and openness to an informal encounter when president obama was in new york at the general assembly. were open to that, the iranians indicated it was complicated for them in their context so it did not occur. today, somewhat surprisingly, we were contacted by them to say wantedesident rahani to speak to president obama by telephone on his way out of town. we were able to make that call come together. obama described it as constructive but acknowledged the deep mistrust between the countries. >> the path to a meaningful agreement will be difficult and both sides have significant concerns that will have to be overcome. i believe we have a responsibility to preserve -- to pursue to, say and make progress with the new leadership in tehran. a picture ofted himself -- to president obama appealed house republican leaders to take action to avoid a government shutdown on the heels of the senate vote to approve funding leg

john terry was at one of the protests earlier today. tell us about it. >> i sure was, being tony. more walmart selling more stuff to more people than any other outlet. it is a 21st century conundrum. here is why. on the one hand, walmart sells us lots of cheap goods and cheap food, we like that. but there's a down side, walmart really screws the margins down on its suppliers. they make much less money than before walmart came along. and also on top of that, they don't do much for mom and pop story stores of course. they tend to close when walmart comes along and walmart also pays notoriously low wages. and there are protests about that gathering speed all over the country. as you say today there were 12 of them outside of walmart stores and i website to the one at valley stream just outside of new york city. >> walmart, walmart. >> chanting at the edge of walmart's parking lot in valley stream. the protestors are allowed no closer. 25,000 a year, better conditions and benefits, and the rehiring of employees laid off during last month's protests. elaine is one of the fired employee

al jazeera's john terry spoke with syrians. >> the heat is on in the kitchen just like it is in the congress. he loves syria and loves the u.s. but he's pleased that the congress is weighing in before attacking his home land. >> obama wants everybody to participate in the debate, debate is always good. we know his values. >> as he prepares taboullei, he keeps his eye on the tv. she is steeped in syrian culture and when bashar al-assad came to power syrians were optimistic for their future but his regime brought it on themselves. >> i don't like to see bombing, it's not a good solution to anything. but it's almost the only solution if the u.s. is going to be involved at all. because i think the assad government is totally uninterested in any kind of negotiation, in any kind of liberalization. >> back in the kitchen and basam's mulling the senate hearing over and over in hi mind. after much thought he comes out in favor of a limited strike on syria. >> hopefully nobody gets hurt. it would be just us eliminating the weapons that kill unfortunate innocent people. i think people should support th

. >> john terry for us, thank you. >>> in syria, 13 rebel groups say they don't recognize the syrian coalition, and this is a blow to the coalition. several members are in new york root now asking for the government's support in the assad regime. more on this from turkey on the civil war. >> it couldn't have come at a worse time. highlighting the disconnect and the opposition between the syrian opposition. on the one hand, the politicians versus the rebels who are actually fighting on the ground. time and time again, the rebels on theround have express frusion, and the have extended support. and they are completely disassociating themselves from them, and they want to push ahead with the establishment of an islamic front to prevent in syria. a very terrible time for the international community, which has gathered at the united nations, of the assembly, trying to reach an agreement for the timing of the peace conference in geneva to bring together the syrian opposition and the syrian government. but with the rebels not recognizing the entity, there's a big question mark on who exactly

chelsea responded in the second half thanks to a header by john terry, chelsea comes away with a 1-1 tie, both teams with a die. manchester united and city lost. i am sure they are drowning their soros in a pint. >> stay with us, dave warren is next with the rest of our weekend forecast. >> i'm dave warren, we are watching a storm in the pacific dumping rain over washington and oregon. the rain is over the ocean, but the wind comes in, dumping the rain over the mountain. the radar is not moving. it will continue. there's wind advisories, flood warnings in effect for washington, oregon and colder temperatures over colorado and wyoming for a frost advisory as a result of a storm that dumps rain over the same area. rainfall predicted over the next 24 hours - heavy, covering washington, oregon and idaho. flooding will continue there. a temperature change happening in the central portion of the country. 83 in chicago. colder air moving in. there's a front and rain with it, through chicago overnight together. temperatures dropping to 72 on sunday. dry and warmer tuesday and wednesday. a br

john terry got his side level in the second half, heading in on 65 minutes, but as the visitors searched for the winner torres had a second bookable continues. 1-1 the final score. mann city hope to sustain. robin van percy returns from injury. gunners up to eight wins on the trot. >> atletico playing saturday. atletico haven't defeated their city rivals since 1999. after beating them in the coba del ray they have hope. >> it's an important game, when you have to pay with a strong team. the key for this time - for this type of game is to have confidence, do the best, don't be worried. stay focused and try to play your best. >> from football - the latest tennis. petra kvitova beat angelique kerber to win the pan pacific open title. the former wimbledon champion came back after a second-set meltdown, winning 6-2, 0-6, 6-3, giving her a second win of the year. petra kvitova moves to seventh in the world rankings, from 11th. >> in bangkok the top four seeds secured a semifinal spot. thailand opened. thomas berdic set up a meeting with gill simone. the other semisees richard gas gay taking on

we'll watch as this continues and i know john terry will have more reaction from the leaders. >> in less than four days the u.s. government could shut down. it will happen if congress can't agree on a bill to fund the government. tomorrow at noon the house will look at the spending bill sent over by the senate, stripping the gop plan to cut funding for the president's health care. we go to washington d.c. >> there is a growing sense of bes miss m here an -- pessimism here on capitol hill. >> with no breakthrough in sight president obama had a direct message for republicans. >> do not shut down the government or the economy. pass a budget on time, pay our bills on time. >> the president repeated his vow. he will not give in to conservative demands to role back the health care law. >> the house republicans are concerned with apeacing the tea party that they threatened a government shutdown or worse unless i gut or repeal the affordable care act. >> the ayes are 54, nays are 44. the amendment is agreed to. >> after restoring money for the new law the senate sent the bill funding the governm

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john kerry. george, thanks again. >>> and of course, this delay gives the syrians more time to prepare for an attack. terry moran has that from beirut, lebanon. you've been reporting that syrian media is reacting to the president's surprising decision. >> reporter: absolutely, bianna. the bottom line from syria this morning is we won. there were church bells ringing out, prayers of gratitude, and the syrian government playing patriotic music. the syrian deputy prime minister said it was the syrian army that warded off the aggression that the u.s. planned. there is no question that this is a blow, at the moment, to president obama's credibility. and, as you said, it gives syria more time to prepare. we have been reporting that heavy equipment, missiles and tanks and launchers have been moved off of key bases. but that does leave the u.s. with a lot of tools in its tool box still. the destroyers and aircraft carriers in the mediterranean, b-2 bombers from around the world. and still plenty of targets. runaways, ammunition depots and bunkers, and, we understand, munitions factories. the delicate balance that

john kerry. thank you. >> and this gives the syrians more time to prepare for an attack. terry moran has that from bei t beirut. and you can see that syrian media is reacting to the president's surprising decision. >> reporter: absolutely. the bottom line from syria this morning is we won. there were church bells ringing out, prayers of gratitude, and the syrian government playing patriotic music. it was the syrian army which warded off the aggression. there's no question it's a blow to president obama's credibility, and gives them more time to prepare. we have been reporting that heavy equipment, missiles and tanks and launchers have been moved off of key bases. but the united states has a lot of tools. the destroyers and aircraft carriers in the mediterranean, and still plenty of targets. runaways, ammunition depots and bunkers, and munitions factories. right now he doesn't want bashar al-assad to lose the war. there is no credible position to take power. he's got to damage his military enough to punish them, prevent them from using chemical weapons again, while keeping him i

terry. and joining us now, the man who made america's case to the world for a military strike, secretary of state john kerry. thank you for joining us, mr. secretary. did you have an inkling when you gave that forceful speech friday afternoon that the president was about to hit the pause button on a military strike? >> the president hadn't made any decision on the military strike. i was asked to make the case for why we needed to take action, but the president always maintained the prerogative as to what he decided to do. i think the president's made a very courageous and right, correct decision with respect to asking the congress to weigh in. because the united states is much stronger when we act in unity. >> and are you comfortable with congress waiting until next week for a vote and confident the war resolution will pass? >> well, george, in a sense, we're not really waiting. we have been briefing as of yesterday, the day before, there's a briefing today. there'll be classified briefings monday, tuesday, wednesday. as you know, the jewish holidays begin wednesday evening. and we think that that hel

john mccain and lindsey graham. >> they're all for it. you didn't answer the question, terry.he question is why does obama have to get out in front of full world view in stockholm and lie about his commitment for a red line to stop chemical weapons warfare? why? it's not even cognitive dissidence. it's a lie. >> it's not a lie. he said a red line for us and he was representing the country, including congress. that's one reason that he has drawn congress into this decision is he wants the -- everybody to come together and say there are times when we stop the partisanship. there are times when the partisanship ends and we stand up for -- >> that may be true. >> the senate forch relations committee -- >> bob, i want to get you back in here. what do you make of in? >> the president is pretty nervous because he's looking at the rip count, but on the democratic side in the senate. he needs those senate democrats on his side and he needs to count on boehner and cantore to get republicans to support this. what the president is doing is going out there and making a case, a broad case f

meeting between terry ryan and five permanent security council members and germany is set to take place on thursday in new york iran's foreign minister and u.s. secretary of state john kerry will participate in the talks at the highest level meeting between rain and american officials and there were three decades during his address to the u.n. general assembly. iran's president said he's open for dialogue on an equal basis on the u.s. to play a key role in the process stressed there was no place for nuclear weapons in iran security. analyst for c.n.n. b. says the change in tehran tone presents a unique opportunity to resolve the situation. the process whereby he has received you know a popular mandate as a result of the elections as well as the green light from the supreme leader and so on in order to negotiate on the nuclear standoff and you know he said that lot of issues are on the table he is willing to negotiate without precondition and so on so i think that you know there's a sense of optimism and in among the reigning in leadership. unique opportunity right now in order to cause a breakthrough in the nuclear deadlock courts in the port city of start of the he

. >> that's the turnaround for first year manager john ferrell who became 7th manager to lead the red sox on the job. the last guy to do that, terri francona in 2004. one other baseball note, scherzer is the first pitcher to reach 20 wins. he made it friday by giving up three runs over 6ings tigers beat shall chicago 12 to 5. their magic number to clench the central division crown is 3. entering tonight's game against the white sox. baseball playoffs will be here before you know it even though we are talking about football right now. >> thank you. at that talk about on thin ice, summer melting takes a surprising turn. scientists say the overall trend is still headed in the wrong direction. the cold hard facts ahead. >> cold facts with the weather. we have temperatures dropping in the midwest but it's brief. we will take a look at the numbers in the national forecast coming up. summer ice in the arctic sea has been disappearing rapidly. the extent of ice cover this year was about 50% more than in 2012. gerald tan investigates >> reporter: for all of the talk of global warming and melting ice caps, it seems for once, a glimmer of go

house refused to appoint negotiators and in the senate, republican senators blocked terry read from anyone.ng senator john mccain said that was insane. we've been trying to negotiate these issues in the normal course but with a clearly intended was to create this artificial crisis because they somehow thought if you threaten to shut down the government or threatened that we will no longer pay our bills on time that under those pressing circumstances they will get their extreme agenda put into place. it just does not work that way. it's not going to happen. we will take some questions. >> they are asking that they include a defunding or delaying of obamacare. if speaker boehner were to break from that and data something related to obamacare, could they support that and send it act ? >> we are interested in keeping our government operating and the services out there for people who pay for the services. we expect if we need to go collect their social security check that it will be good. if we paid for our government to be able to issue a passport so that we could go visit an ailing or dying parent, we want t

john kerry in geneva. he said constructively and not productive. am i being too tough? >> constructively is better frank and candid. especially low dealing with the russians. it got off to a prickly start last night. terryary jumped in and said he was not prepared for this and said sometimes diplomacy requires silence. they are back ator cany and went off to the meetings. you can only imagine when that went off. you have not been briefed today on how that is working, but they took a break this morning and went over to the un headquarters to talk with the un representative. there was supposed to be peace talks in may and june and july. they have the opposition leaders that cooperate get their act together and decide who were the moderates who they represented here in geneva. that is the next stage and they did take a break and talked about that and came out on camera and agreed that they will meet again in new york at the un general assembly around september 28th to talk about how to jump-start. the arms control experts who came from both sides are in a meeting and talking about where is all this stuff? "wall street journal" is reporting today and we have reported previously that there was a special unit

maybe make someh÷ adjustments and we are anticipating these to let terry ñ happen and supplies may be lost and that's something that johnain has raised that advocate military intervention there. that's something the ç -- it's difficult because as he tries to sell this war and the criticism coming from members oq congress whether not this'll be effective, of this military intervention and the reason why it may not be and people are concerned about it is because the president has indicated which direction he was going to head before losing any of that element. >> host: an e-mail from cj from boca raton florida on this issue. cj notes that obama already said he didn't need the congress. rç he wants to throat in the lap of congress that he has bashed and trash since day one. how ironic. talk about what happens to to the presence position with congress and his ability to move measures to the congress if he loses this push to approve action in syria. >> guest: there is some consensus that he would lose leverage with congress, that this would be a blow to him as the president as someone who has some kind of sway over how cong

terry and tony that is facebook.com/c-span3 up next, we will bring you some of the questioning of senator john mccain -- that is c-span.com/c- span. up next, we will bring you some of the questioning of senator john mccain. >> i think the witnesses. very goodjohn, it is to see teresa here with you. good health and good spirits. i apologize for what i am about to do to john. [laughter] >> there is a set up. >> when you tell the enemy you're going to attack them, they are obviously going to disperse and try to make it harder. i'm looking right here at an ap story report, "syria said to be hiding weapons and moving troops ." there is even open source that they may be moving some of their assets into the russian naval base, but let's not -- it is ridiculous to think -- it is not wise from a pure military standpoint to not warn the enemy that you are going to attack. secretary hegel, in the "wall , the bigurnal," today concern is the wrong groups in the opposition would be able to take it vantage of it. a senior military officer said. is there any truth to that? as i have said, the president asked