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charges that unlikely it was us who joins us live from russia's own north korean capital i see it's been an intense of few weeks of world reaction to syria what we expect from the leaders at the g. twenty summit. well as much as everyone wants to think that this summit was primarily meant to focus on economical situation in the world of course the political overtones are unavoidable unavoidable in the light of the latest syria developments obviously all the g twenty countries and we're talking about ninety percent of world's economy here at this summit will be talking about syria will have some sort of joint statement coming out of the summit as a result but the biggest intrigue obviously is whether there will be any direct communication between the president of russia and his u.s. counterpart obviously it's no secret to anyone that the relations between washington and moscow have hit something of a new law over the last several weeks and. it's unprecedented in fact that bush and obama have no official meeting scheduled during the summit here they were meant to have a meeting in moscow b

international news life from moscow this is see with me thanks for joining us the u.s. military is sending even more forces to surround syria in anticipation of a first strike it would have from washington congress will reconvene in a week's time to debate whether to aaton damascus but brought the bomb has made it clear he may order an assault even without the assessment agreement of the american defense officials have confirmed that an aircraft carrier group is now on its way to the region the nuclear powered u.s.s. nimitz carrying dozens of aircraft is accompanied by a five similar will ships with tomahawk cruise missiles the try group is expected to team up with several ships already in position in the mediterranean off the syrian coast the combined fleet could pummel damascus from a safe distance dating massive damage to the country more if it has the reaction from the sewer and cops. tomorrow next week next month series wondering if or when america's missiles will strike and what the aftermath will be but for many people here it doesn't pay to linger on what tomorr

none of us do. the president did not put us in this position. bashar al-assad put us in this position when he chose to gas his own people. secretary kerry, a lot of people they say theyto me. are disgusted by what they see. u.s. shouldhy the be the world's policeman. which are the nations who said they will support our action and how are they prepared to support it? >> the united states of america is not being the world's policeman. united states of america is joining with other countries in upholding an international standard that 184 nations have joined into. obviously, we have a greater capacity. the american people have invested in and in order to protect our security interests our security interests are directly involved in what is happening in the middle east. our security interests are directly threatened with respect to assad's use of these chemical weapons. we are building support with other countries. among them, the arab league, which announced its condemnation of this. the turks, the french, obviously the british government felt it s

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and i do think that we have to act. >> david gergen he's referring to the 1993 use banning the use of chemical weapons which the congress did ratify back in 1997. syria one of a handful of countries that never endorsed and signed on to that national convention. at what point, david gergen, you advised four presidents. at what point should this president go into the oval office and address the american public on what's at stake knowing that the senate and the house will have floor debates as early as next week and that the resolutions will go up for up or down votes as early as next week? does he wait until the middle of the debate or do it sunday night before the house reconvenes? what would you advise this president if you were still one of the senior advisors to a president? >> wolf, i think he needs to do it about 48 hours or so, 72 hours before the vote. because it's really important that he improve the quality of public opinion, the level of public opinion. there are many in congress who are going to say, mr. president, first you have to commit the people and then we can commit t

-- why don't you help us? there's this comment from our twitter page -- the next call is joe joining us , undecided about what to do. why is that? caller: this is steve from new mexico. good morning, you are on the air. caller: if president obama doesn't go through with this military action i think it will weaken his presidency, especially from a foreign-policy angle. with it,s go through i'm afraid of the ramifications. with russia and the chinese backing with iran, possibly world war iii. we will now go to jail from new york. you are undecided? caller: i am undecided because of the president's statement last week. he said it's not his problem, it's the congress is problem, and it's america's problem. is he president of the united states? if the united states has a problem he has a problem. we don't know who used chemical weapons. it has never been proven which side used it first. they have serious weapons. is an unscientific survey that you can weigh in on .ur facebook page and those that weighed in so far,

against us here at home? are we willing to watch a slaught slaughter just because the patrons of that slaughter are willing to use their veto at the united nations are willing allow it to happen so their beneficiary can stay in power? are we so tired we're willing to silence our conscience and accept the consequences that flow from that silence to our national interests? we will hear the arguments and options presented to united states today and look at the facts as we know them according to the declassified assessment released last friday that secretary kerry has so passionately presented to the nation. according to that assessment, we know with high confidence from the intelligence community that the syrian government carried out a chemical weapons attack on the damascus suburbs august 21st. we know the assad regime stockpiled chemical agents including mustard, sarin and vx gas and has the ability to deliver them. we know president assad makes the decision when it comes to stockpiling of chemical agents and

i have no doubt that gas was used and that assad's regime used it. i think people are asking questions. you have this situation. you have the gas being used in the damascus suburbs, which is really the stronghold of the opposition. it would seem to me if the opposition forces used it, they wouldn't use it against their own citizens. they would use it against the strongholds of assad. so i think the fact of the matter is, partly where those weapons of mass destruction were used kind of tells you who used them. i think that along with all the other evidence, all the intercept and things that we've seen and movement of personnel leave me no doubt that it was used and that the assad forces used it. thank you very much. >> several senators are expected to return to capitol hill this week to hold hearings on the issue of syria. senate foreign affairs committee share bob behr has said his committee will hold a hearing. house speaker john painer has not stated whether house members will return early. however, a statement by he and other house members stated

thank you for being wished us. does the president have the votes in the house of representatives to conduct oteri action in syria? ? >> i know he will work very votes. get the it has been drafted in the house. i know the president will work very hard to get them for his requests. >> according to the newspaper, at the moment the president and the houston attracts her looking at members of congress opposing. it means he would not get a majority. many members do not want to see us enter into another civil war. many members want to see the actual evidence so they can say they can support whatever the president might want to do. a lot of folks are very including the american public. it they should be. until we can prove what the evidence is and what the response would be, i understand the skepticism. it is healthy. we do not want to go into war for the wrong reasons. we do not want to see another iraq. it is appropriate for everyone to say "show me." >> did the release of the video change views as to what you saw? i had

that is important to us. what i have also said is as far as the underlining concerns, unless they're willing to put massive numbers of troops on the ground, and i know nobody is signing up for that, we will not get a long-term military solution, and that is something that can only come about i believe as different as our perspectives may be, myself, mr. putin and others are willing to set aside those differences and put pressures on the parties on the ground. >> on the resolution to authorize th force, one of the big challenges right now is the public in but from some of your loyal democrats it seems the more they hear from classified briefings the less likely they are to support you. is the full congress doesn't pass this, we go ahead with a strike and senator susan collins, one of the few republicans who give you support at times says what if you execute this strike and then he decide to use chemical weapons again, do we strike again and many democrats are asking that as well, how do you answer that questio

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if he uses the chemical weapons. he has to decide, "i'll use chemical weapons and take on a limited attack in the future or i'll risk being overrun by the rebels." how do we unbalance that and leave him to calculate that he's better off risking losing to the rebels. >> senator, i think it may be more insidious than that. he has reached a point where he thinks of chemical weapons as another weapon in his arsenal. that makes this so very dangerous. i think that as i have provided advice on what targets may be appropriate, i certainly want to degrade his capabilities coming out of this. i want to come out stronger than we go into it. >> it leads to a second question: how confident are you and how confident can you express to the committee that you are, that we can put in place a military plan limited in scope and duration, that can effectively degrade assad's capability to carry out future chemical attacks. >> i'm confident in the capabilities we can bring to bear to deter and degrade. it won't surprise you to know that

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you can send us an e-mail or join us on facebook or send us a tweet. liz is joining us from new york city on the independent line. is, is thereestion wmd's?ture mark for could we determine who actually did it? assad didsuming that it. it could have been the cia. and, a comment. guest: one of the things that told me this was likely to have been attacked by the assad government is the timing of the attack. that hashe government been in the business of chemical weapons since the 1970's. when you get into the chemical weapons area, you train in military and chemical doctrine. the best time to attack is in the wee hours of the morning. winds areme when the the lowest and the temperatures are the coolest, and that is what makes poison gas hang over the target. it sits over there. in the middle of the day, the wind would blow it away. where theyituation had simultaneous rocket attacks on multiple targets. that is another hallmark of a military action. the rebels don't have that sophisticated of a capability. this is waddling and quacking like a duck. host: wh

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chemical weapons before and there was no repercussions use them. again on a much larger scale and so there's that but there's also the need for a political solution to the crisis in order to get that said regimes inner circle meet must understand that they are not immune from international action thus pushing us to truly sitting down at the negotiating table can you explain really quickly what exactly is a proportional limited strike i think in this case it is a strike that can first of all deter him for the use of chemical weapons to know that you cannot just use these and continue on because he looks at them and just normal weapons within his arsenal not weapons that this entire planet has decided to should never be used against civilians ever and number two to help hinder his ability to target civilians as we see every day and you know old you know months ago i was back again in syria and i saw as barrels were dropped down on residential neighborhoods from russian megs took out many civilian targets that had nothing to do with positions being an

a us strike on the country. was the calm think dante meets in prison for extremists to have been finding on the side of the syrian of the station to find out why they joined the civil war. at the plate on academic freedom we told them to the fact that as a leading us team advances to use as the thinnest right to forgive him for trying his criticism of the nsa smell it depicting delta the bill the company wants me to the weekly pivot on our team is made country found the series chemical weapons must be renewed or just rolling on in the zoo and sixty eight under a deal reached by the us and russia there are six key points the groundbreaking agreement so let's take a look a wallaby on this link the exact quantities series chemical weapons will be detained and put under international control of this area but have to submit a full list of its stockpiles within a week announced him as the sounds can be destroyed under the chemical weapons convention international inspectors will get immediate access to weapons storage

british firms recently sold syria chemicals which can be used to make nerve gas the agent allegedly used during last month's deadly attack near damascus it's been revealed that london granted export licenses last january when syria was already ravaged by its war let's now get the latest from. she joins us now live from london foreign eyes to see it so has the government explained why it's allowed those chemical substances to be sold to syria. well business circuitry vince cable certainly going to be facing some tough questions over these revelations that the british government has granted export licenses to as yet as yet unnamed british company now this was for a substance is to be sent to syria and it was for two so-called tool use substances and that was potassium fluoride and sodium fluoride and both these agents can be used as precursor chemicals in the manufacture of nerve gas and of those export licenses granted by the department for business innovation and skills it's reported in january the seventeenth and eighteenth and that license valid for six months in two thousand and twelv

he used chemical weapons first at christmas, then he used them in the spring. we said, well, he can't use them systematically. the timing of this was incredible. it was the middle of august when the president's on vacation, where everybody is out. if you were trying to see what you could get away with, this is exactly what you would do. i absolutely think if we don't do anything, he will continue. >> there was a report today saying the first cia trained opposition fighters are now infiltrating into syria. is there a whole covert action that we -- that the american people do not know about? >> we've been training special forces, if you will, in jordan. the jordanians are very discrete about this. they lie right next to bashar. they don't want to fight him, particularly they don't want to fight him unless they see the americans have made a decision to completely destroy him. so we are ftrying to help. in june, we promised we would promise them with lethal weapons and assistance and none of that happened. and now in response to the demands of senator mccain and li

and tell us you won't use them. you have to get rid of all your stock piles of chemical weapons and you've got to destroy any production facilities that you have. and this treat yir has almost -- treaty has almost global concurrence, including syria and egypt and north korea. that is where we are in terms of regulation. >> let me bring back sheila macvicar who has been watching closely all the developments on syria. sheila, when we talk about the stock piles that syria is known to have this is a significant amount. we're not talking about a small want, a really significant amount. >> these are significant. the french said they believed they had the largest stock piles in the world. for the is syrian process they see chemical weapons as the poor man's nuclear weapons, as a deterrent against israel's nuclear program which is a well developed program and has spanned a number of decades. so that syrian thinking there using it in this conflict in this civil war they are using these weapons in a tactical sense and the int

thanks for joining us tonight. thanks for joining us tonight. "ac 360" starts now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> erin thanks. good evening everyone. ariel castro's life ends in death. he committed suicide says authorities an interview with his family. >>> a teacher who admitted to raping a 14-year-old student who later killed herself. a judge suggested the young girl was partially to blame. why the case may not be closed after all. >> we begin with the question of a red line, who set it, crossed it? the politics of it and what that means as the united states weighs taking military action in syria. the red line is, of course, the use of chemical weapons, the united states is accusing syria of using against its own people two weeks ago. the use violates convention signed by nearly 200 nations, syria not included. it's a point president obama made on a stop to sweden on the way to the g 20 summit. >> i didn't set a red line. the world set a red line. the world set a red line when governments representing 98% of the world's population sa

them as well they're watching us and we're watching them but if we start moving they'll attack us. the soldiers show me the militants position armed islamists who are behind a number of violent killings and are believed to be the most aggressive force to confront and president assad almost surrounded the christian village. where these people came from. they came from the city of homes in the north and from the city of grain food in the south this village is like an island in a storming ocean that is almost level i gather army we visited my lunar last spring a christian arland in a mostly mostly ocean the village was indeed unique and the site of the we used to live in peace muslims and christians of course were afraid people from outside the city and the country may come and destroy disunity and it seems the residents worst fears became a reality but why do you think the militants attack this village. they know that american missiles will not strike a unicycle site and the army will not dare hit it either it's a safe haven for them while we talk reinforcements arrive the syrian arm

now it wants to discharge us without giving us either. [officers muttering] did we serve our country just to lose our property and end up in debtors jail? we must demand our rights. if congress refuses, i say we march down to philadelphia and answer them with muskets. where does his excellency stand on the matter? where does washington stand? he cannot speak publicly on the matter, but i assure you, we have his support. why else would he allow us to meet tomorrow? read this. circulate it to bring more men to our cause. then meet at the new building tomorrow at noon. the time has come to take matters into our own hands. "if you have sense enough to discover "and spirit to oppose tyranny, "whatever garb it may assume, "awake to your situation. "if the present moment be lost, your threats hereafter will be empty." james: what they were talking about sounds like armed rebellion. it's--it's mutiny. this is the second such letter to be circulated amongst my officers. washington, voice-over: i ordered them to postpone their meeting, hoping they

government is use military action against afghanistan iraq libya pakistan somalia yemen and mali now if you just broaden the scope of history to over the last thirty years you can see that the u.s. has had an enormous impact on nearly every country in the region this military takeover is largely been accomplished in the guise of democracy building and liberation it's a narrative that a story and peter coe's nikken director oliver stone dissected thoroughly in their book on a company and film series and i'm told history of the united states where they write quote the belief that the us is fundamentally different from other nations motivated only by a commitment to freedom and liberty altruistically sacrifices for mankind has reemerged in recent years a staple of right wing historical revisionism this historical revisionism permeates today throughout the media landscape and political establishment but superficial rhetoric aside just how and why did the middle east become a target for western interests. here to help me break down the true nature of u.s. foreign policy and the current co

thank you for joining us. have a good one. >> before president obama threatened military action against syria, there were seven >> before president obama threatened military action against syria, there were seven countries in the world that had not joined the united nations convention on chemical weapons. tonight, there are six. expectations are high. there ought to be consequences. >> john kerry. >> john kerry arrived in geneva. >> meeting with his russian counterpart. >> to put syria's chemical weapons under international control. >> hours before the meeting a new twist. >> russia's president -- >> rebuking president obama. >> putin writing an op-ed in the pages of the "the new york times." >> how did it make you feel? >> i was insulted. >> i didn't agree with him. >> i hear he is looking to anchor a show on msnbc. >> everybody is taking offense to it. >> what about the political implications of this? >> we expect president putin to put forward actions. >> expectations are high. >> hostage diplomacy. >> this

us. and in the meantime in syria government forces are battling al qaeda linked rebels who attacked a christian village earlier this week is home to some of the world's oldest christians and cerys and is one of the few places where western make the language of christ is still spoken rebels have now been forced out but fierce clashes are continuing in the area our correspondent in damascus morgan financial reports. i tried to go to my little village shortly after we heard that the clashes erupted there and it's just one hour drive from damascus north of the capital but we were stopped by the army and warned that it could be a one way ticket because first of all the road from damascus to milo is not safe but even if we're lucky enough to get. to the village the clashes still continue there and the rar still snipers who are active on the ground so the situation is very dangerous so it's better not to go there as we were told we're hearing that the fighting is between the army and the militan

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and the mood in damascus for us. i followed obama's message from the white house i was that evening with syrians and i had a very good opportunity a chance to see their vivid reaction to their to read their faces and to see all the developments of the emotions and feelings that i have to say that if at the beginning of a bomber speech people were nervous and would tans and of course were frightened obviously what i saw at the end over the message from america was relief what i saw in people's eyes because the president said that the u.s. should commit a response to chemical weapons use in syria and that could happen tomorrow next week or next month he'll seek congress' approval for attack in syria and that manned delay for everybody here and many here too could as legs that strategy they say congress is unlikely to a group interaction against we're so there's a strike they've been waiting for several days and they this pressure had they been leavin after first announced about a possible strike against syria they can

whether it is with us. in syria or. nuclear weapons in iran 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 for mitigating the consequences of a military action against syria was also part of secretary kerry's presentation to question on whether u.s. strikes will end up emboldening extremists in syria as john kerry and swords know 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 to bypass the u.n. security council break international law and attack syria at the u.n. we saw a condemnation of a chemical attack without bloom without citing us without seeing who was responsible simply a condemnation of a chemical attack and

god makes us different on purpose, sticks us together, and tells us to get along. not funny, god. how many of you have multiple children, and they're all different from each other, and you think, "how could all of these kids come out of the same place?" how many of you have kids that you get along with better than some of the other kids you have? how many of you have a child you love, but truth be known, you don't really like 'em very much? >> [laughing] >> joyce: is the one you don't like a lot like you? >> [applauding] >> joyce: made my point, didn't i? man, when you've got a strong personality and you've got a strong-willed child, the war is on. i'll give you a secret. give 'em something to be in charge of and stay out of it. you can say, when they're 1, "this playpen is yours. you can chew on it. you can throw stuff in it. you can throw stuff out of it. whatever you want, this is yours right here. you can do whatever you want to in that." you gotta give a choleric some room, man. you can't make them feel like you're controlling everything they do. it's just gonna be war from d

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they said will use the and with us? they are doing the work for us and now they say we are even denying them even as spare helicopter. neil: does that mean you support or there are good guys in the rebels that we should support to help topple assad? >> in syria? there may be a good element that we have a problem because one thing the leaders said is you better make sure that if assad falls you got to address damascus otherwise there is a mess to go beyond decades. i am voting no. neil: thank you. your colleagues also are against the action this could easily be defeated in the house with the vote we are taking right now. let's see if the president will say something to change your mind. if you just heard this and it is like busting your school -- head is like taking the budget with three weeks from today with the health care law, with a billionaire investor very, very worried not only can washington not multitask but to walk, talk, and to gun at the same time is killing us. keep the tweet coming. i will sort through your