where does jordon stand? does it want to avoid that intervention in syria at all costs?> absolutely. we have been extremely concerned about the possibility of a military strike not only because we believe that it would make a bad situation worse but also because we thought it would -- that it would make -- that it would probably cause more casualties and would probably have unimaginable sequences for them and other neighboring countries and we live in the middle of a very critical, very conflicting political situation. any wrong move may lead to consequences which would be difficult to control beyond the united nations, the super powers or the individual powers around. >> jordon is in a tough position geographically, stuck there right next to syria and officials saying it won't be involved in any war. military hardware, doesn't it? also gets u.s. grants and support? >> absolutely. i mean, we have -- we have military personnel who are engaged in training and equipment. the jordonian opposition of the government. if there is any military moves in the direction of syria, jo

you've got jordon going on record saying it would not commit its air space or military hardware to support any efforts. so it does look as if the arab league is condemning the assad regime for the chemical attack on august 21st still divided over the best course of action. the best course over americans taking place near paris. try to fetch out what is the kneunanimous action against syr. >> what you think president obama sending john kerry out being that he didn't get what he wanted from the g-20. >> it's a tough question it' an intense period of shuffle diplomacy starting in lithuania. i think john kerry felt that he this got more expected out of european union. they have a very strong statement against the assad leadership. they felt that they could not stand idle against what was going on there. here in paris clear support coming from the french leadership for intervention. but saying that time and time again the international community keeps saying that something needs to be done but every time most states are falling short of support ohing or condoning mil military actio. it will be

the people of israel, jordon and turkey each look next door and they say chemical weapons being used. they are one stiff breeze away from the potential of those weapons harming them. they await our assurance that our word is true and await the assurance that if the children lined up in those unbloodied burial shrouds, they want to know that we would keep the world's promise. as justice jackson said, the ultimate step in avoiding periodic bars is to make statesmen responsible to the law. if the world's worst see they can flout with impunity, prohibitions against the world's worst weapons then those prowigss are rendered just pieces of paper. that is what we mean by accountability. that is why we cannot be silent. when i walked into this room, a person of conscious stood up behind me as is the ability of people in our country that person said please don't take us to war, don't take us to another war. i think the three of us sitting here understand that plea as well as any people in this country. let bhe clear. we're not asking america to go to war. i say that sitting next to two individ

syrians living in refugee cams in jordon are struggleleing to afford food and other necessary necessities. the syrian pound has dropped by 400% as the syrian crisis escalated. one u.s. dollar was worth 47 more syrian pounds. know it taeubs 13 takes 130 syrs to equal one u.s. dollar. >>> california is bucking that trend. state's union are actually grow egg. stephanie has more on why big labor is growing in the golden state. >> reporter: these resent labor marches for more pay and better work conditions under score the strike on the california's uniopinion. >> we have embarked a new way of doing things. a new way of representing workerss in los angeles. >>> it will continue to be our united states of america. >> reporter: maria is the executive secretary treasurer of the la los angeles federation of labor. why it has been declining for decade, california's unions are strong and growing. one reason is union recruiting within the latino and immigrant community. >> we are finally reaching out to them that they want to change the work conditions from pay to sustainable jobs for themselves an th

>> you need americans to train them in jordon.iraq. >> a lot of people think it is too late for this. >> it is not too late. i have experience helping freedom fighters get weapons train and win. >> we'll leave it there. interesting. thank you, sir. pleasure to talk tow as always. all right. think about that more a moment folks at home and whether or not that is what we are going to see on the ground. a huge blow to obamacare from one of its biggest supporters the largest federation of unions is upset about obamacare. they say it is going to ruin their worker's insurance plans. plus a small budget film produced by a church is getting slapped with a rating reserved for films with violence and nudity. the pastor thinks they know why the film was given a rating of r. >> as americans are flying into logan airport. that is what they were greeted with. angry folks we'll tell you why. hey kevin...still eating chalk for heartburn? yeah... try new alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on heartburn and taste awesome. these are good. told

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tragedy take place in the cathedral to mother nature's wonder, and it was here along the trail that jordonsaid she was hiking with her husband, and they stopped near a stump and rocks, and at one point she said in a court affidavit she pushed him in the back with both hands and she backed away from that with her lawyer in court. they will say she was a church goer and a nanny, and his friends and family, saying how in the world could she not call the authorities when he fell around here? how could she not call paramedics or the park rangers? one quote, in an affidavit she told a park ranger this is a place that he would want to go before he died. back to you. >> obviously we'll keep you informed as that trial draws closer, and thank you, paul, for the story. >>> the big question to come, did he do it? >> mayweather undefeated last night. ...amelia... neil and buzz: for teaching us that you can't create the future... by clinging to the past. and with that: you're history. instead of looking behind... delta is looking beyond. 80 thousand of us investing billions... in everything from the bes