it would be a geo-political success of the first order and as general madis told the committee yesterday and i quote, "the biggest strategic set back for iran in 25 years." the president made the objective of the united states that the killing in syria must stop, and assad must go. the president has committed our prestige and credibility to that goal and it is the right goal, but the killing continues. what opposition groups in syria need mostomassad's tank and art sieges in cities that are contested. but time is running out. assad's forcesarch. providing military assistance to the free syrian army and other opposition groups is necessary but at this late hour, that alone will not be sufficient to stop the slaughter and save innocent lives. the only realistic way to do so is with foreign air power. which could break assad's siege of contested cities in syria, protect key population centers, and help the opposition to asaid on the ground to establish and defense safe havens in syria where they can organize and plan their political and military activities against assad. at the request of t

america's top my madi fish reached the fourth round with a straight sets victory over a south african kevin anderson last year semifinalists been voted for he's probably right points to win six ports six three in one thirty five minutes. moving on to boxing now and the second round of the tough fight to win or in town is being held here in moscow and so these formats where the fight is sought is not for just twelve minutes but without some break like approaching to reports. and organizers of this new boxing tournament have stripped the schoolbag they don't call it a fight for nothing instead of twelve rounds fighters only getting one to put their opponent on the rink floor and they have twelve grueling minutes to do it to make things even more dramatic there aren't even any breaks for the boxes to recuperate on the first rule of this particular fight club has to be survival of the fittest that has widest not only have to spar in a four by four ring which is reduced more they also don't have any breathers all breaks which means it really comes down to a test the stamina. the format was

in general madis' opinion, aside will employ heavier and heavier weapons on his people. similarly, general ronald burgess, the director of the defense intelligence agency and james clapper, director of national intelligence, told the committee recently absent some kind of external intervention, asaid would likely remain in power for the foreseeable future. the united states has a clear national security interest in stopping the slaughter in syria and forcing assad to leave power. the end of the assad regime could sever hezbollah's life line to iran. eliminate a threat to israel. bolster lebanon sovereignty and independence and remove a committed state sponsor of terrorism that is engaged in the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction. it would be a geo-political success of the first order and as general madis told the committee yesterday and i quote, "the biggest strategic set back for iran in 25 years." the president made the objective of the united states that the killing in syria must stop, and assad must go. the president has committed our prestige and credibili

by the way, general madis, the head of our central command and others have said that if syria fell, it would be the biggest blow to iran in 25 years. but the point is, massacres are taking place, massacres were taking place in bosnia and kosovo and under president clinton, we intervened because that's what america is all about. these people are fighting for their freedom. they're being slaughtered in an unfair fight, being sly supplied by the russians and the iranians, want only weapons, but iranian on the ground. it is not a fair fight. the united states of america does have the capability with our allies in exercising a lot of ogzs and air power is one of them. for us not to do so, in my humble opinion, is disgraceful and shameful. >> chris: let's turn to iran. the president seemed to send two messages about what he is willing to do to stop iran's nuclear program, first talking to jewish leaders at aipac and talking to republican rivals in a news conference. let's watch. >> i will not hesitate to use force when it is necessary to defend the united states and its interests. but when i

by the way, general madis, the head of our central command and others have said that if syria fell, it would be the biggest blow to iran in 25 years. but the point is, massacres are taking place, massacres were taking place in bosnia and kosovo and under president clinton, we intervened because that's what america is all about. these people are fighting for their freedom. they're being slaughtered in an unfair fight, being sly supplied by the russians and the iranians, want only weapons, but iranian on the ground. it is not a fair fight. the united states of america does have the capability with our allies in exercising a lot of ogzs and air power is one of them. for us not to do so, in my humble opinion, is disgraceful and shameful. >> chris: let's turn to iran. the president seemed to send two messages about what he is willing to do to stop iran's nuclear program, first talking to jewish leaders at aipac and talking to republican rivals in a news conference. let's watch. >> i will not hesitate to use force when it is necessary to defend the united states and its interests. but when i