the very beginning of this plan would call for the unitees nations to pass not a presidential statementike they were asking for today with the russian meeting. not that. but a full on united nations security council resolution that says, the syrians admit they have chemical weapons, and now the united nations is cop -- condemning them. so the russians have to sign off on that. really? that's as big a fantasy as what we were talking about 30 minutes ago. mike emanuel on capitol hill. that's my understand ago of the broad framework. >> any understanding is they're essentially trying to have the russians put up or shut up, and i talked to some senators who were at lunch with the president of the united states earlier today, and they say the president told him he wants to give this russian proposal more time at the u.n. security council. so there will not be a vote on the use of force resolution, which was struggling here on capitol hill, anytime this week. the president does believe that the threat of the use of force makes a diplomatic solution more likely, but at this point, he wants to

now he has a new message for the west and it's just ahead of his trip to the unitees nations general assembly convening next week. >>> we're awaiting a memorial to begin at the washington navy yard. as a nation we're all mourning the 12 lives lost on monday of last week ask those injured as well are in our thoughts and prayers. we'll watch this together as it starts live. president obama set to speak in that ceremony honoring the victims of that rampage. we'll be live for it all in washington. stay close. [ female announcer ] a classic macaroni & cheese from stouffer's starts with freshly-made pasta, and 100% real cheddar cheese. but what makes stouffer's mac n' cheese best of all. that moment you enjoy it at home. stouffer's. made with care for you or your family. [ dings ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] every thought... every movement... ♪ ...carefully planned, coordinated and synchronize :Ñi that's what makes the world's leading airline... flyer friendly. ♪ >> we're watching these stories develop among them a u.s. navy helicopter has plunged into the red sea. the status of the five pe

. >> reporter: kenyans have been uniteed in grief.who game a hero of the west gate mall attack after saving the lives of children under fire, believe that if any of the attackers got away, there will be no forgiveness. >> if it's actually established that some of the terrorists made it out, heads have to roll. yes. it's as simple as that. i don't think -- that will really, really, really ainge air losanger alot of kenyans for ale things they did in there and actually made it out when the whole place was surrounded. it's ridiculous. i don't believe to believe that that's the situation. one week on kenya's parliament is an unforgiving place and demands are mounting for accountability for the upper echelons of government. the question is, where does the buck stop? many believe it could be with the president himself. andrew simons, al jazerra nairobi. >> well, let's get more on this now. joining us live from the kenyan capital. the government seems to be coming under increasing pressure under this attack. >> reporter: well, al jazerra has

saudi arabia and other uniteed the emirates support military enter jennings but libya, iraq rule against using force. what is expected then from the the arab the league? >> reporter: on sunday, first of all the meeting will be at ambassador level and later in the day the foreign ministers consider a draft text put forward by the ambassadors. already we know that -- a lot are saying the arab league have as far last tuesday in an ambassador's meeting. an issue which con tkepls what it called the haoe news crime can carried out by prointernational prohibited chemical weapons. i laid it at the feet of the assad government of in syria. it was suspended from iraq t lebanon and al tkp*e ria. i think the feeling today is that there won't be any show of unity. there will be a discussion put not a unifyed call for mill industry intervention and backing for any u.s. strikes on syria. >> what will that mean for the u.s. then? >> caller: it will certainly be a disappointment if the arab league doesn't give a unifyed green light or commitment to actually take part in any military action in syria. on f

they are marking the people who were on uniteed flight 93 reading the names of the victims. was headed from newark to friend when it crashed weapon the passengers overtook the hijackers. >> here are seven things to know before you go. one, happening now in san francisco, firefighters holding a 9/11 remembrance ceremony on this 12th anniversary. this is fire station seven. at 6:59 a bell will ring for the last alarm on the south tower of world trade center collapse. >> two, tributes are marking the anniversary in new york city. and the pentagon and shanksville, pennsylvania. here is the world trade center site where relatives are reading the names of 3,000 victims, nearly who died there 12 years ago. >> president obama is cautiously embracing a russian plan for syria to surrender the stockpile of chemical weapons and said he would seize a last diplomatic opening if it helped avoid a military strike on syria. >> new update from fire officials show that the mt. diablo fire is under control this morning and now is 70 percent contained with over 3,100 acres burned and crews will

>> people still identify that with uniteed. i have the tune doing in my head. >> are the skies friendly to us today? >> we have winds and clouds and wet weather, and take care of the america's cup where we had to cancel the last two races and it is going to be more windy today with 50 to 25 knots and as far as winds right now there is an onshore component headed to the east at 14 miles per hour in fairfield and 12 in concord and mount tamalpais, winds are gusting to around 16 miles per hour and the clouds are rolling across san francisco and our highlights, more clouds, cooler conditions, that is the big story and the rain is moving in tonight with showers the best chance of wet weather in the evening along the coast in san francisco the form of drizzle and light rain in the north bay, dry and below average when we get sunday into the west of the seven-day forecast. now, temperatures, we drop seven to 12 degrees and san jose is 87 yesterday and 77 today, and everyone in the 70's until you get to los gatos and morning were hill

but it was also in the senate where i personally heard former ambassador of the unitees nations, turned senator from new york, daniel patrick moynihan, in more than a few debate with his own bottom line reminder. you're entitled to your own opinion, but you are not entitled to your own facts. and those words are worth using and focusing on as we head into next week's general assembly meeting in new york of the unites nations. we really don't have time today to pretend that anyone can have their own set of facts, approaching the issue of chemical weapons in syria. this fight about syria's chemical weapons is not a game. it's real. it's important. it's important to the lives of people in syria, it's important to the region, important to the world, that this be enforced, this agreement we came out of geneva with. for many weeks we heard from russia and from others, wait for the u.n. report. those are the outside experts. that's a quote. that is the independent gold standard. that's a quote. well, despite the efforts of some to suggest otherwise, thanks to this week's long-awaited u.n. repo

>> well, i work with sergei lavrov in the unitees nations and this is his personality. he is a character. he is theatrical. he is a tough diplomat, a serious man, and he and john kerry have met almost two dozen times in the last year, so i think in private they forged a pretty direct, constructive relationship. of course, this is really about public diplomacy, and for the russians, this is a moment for them to re-assert their diplomatic leadership position they have long south in the region and come up with a solution that defies the perception that america is controlling the agenda in the middle east. >> you know, it's interesting because last hour i heard oliver north say he believes that we have handed all the credibility to the russian president, vladimir putin. do you buy that? >> i don't think so. i think people know that the russian regime is the patron of assad in syria, and the syrian regime is a bad regime. many people don't trust what comes out of moscow. i thought the op-ed was clever, intended to reach the american people at a time where they, too, are skep