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Jets against bread lines, schools, hospitals and residential areas over the last two years. i dont think we can foresee exactly how far this will go. we have to recognize the president has the constitutional authority in exigent authority when he doesnt have time to take action he deems vital for the united states. for right now i suspect we will narrow it and thats the authorization that will likely be taken up next week. >> all right. senator chris coons, thank you so much for your time this m...

Horrendous, we have to realize that tens of thousands, perhaps as many as 100,000 civilian have died. many very deliberately by assad, indiscriminately shelling or bombing in rebel held areas. and he goes after bread lines where people are trying to eat. everything after the clinics and the hospital where they go for medical care. everything after school. there was a horrible incident just last week of dropping incendiary bomb on a school. so thats the problem. and of course, when president obam...

You know, the syrian regime will carry-on what its doing for as long as it can. it doesnt discriminate between civilians in bread lines and rebels with guns. it will bomb left, right and center, it will destroy every city and population center in the country. it doesnt care. the syrian regime will destroy the country. its a case of if were going down and were taking all of syria with us, were taking the security of israel, the political stability of lebanon next door and also reaction. jenna: a ...

Made travel safer throughout the country. in an e-mail to d.o.t. employees, lahood wrote, "ive told president obama and ive told many of you that this is the best job ive ever had. im grateful to have the opportunity to work with all of you." >> for nearly two years, the assad regime has waged a brutal war against the syrian people, murdering innocent men, women, and children in their homes and bread lines and at universities. ive approved an additional $155 million in humanitarian aid for peopl...

Peacefully in the beginning and then, you know, the government decided to use force to disperse those crowds and to crush the uprising that had taken shape and had a lot of traction in the rest of the arab world. jenna: youve been so close what happened here. i want to show our viewers one photo in particular. it is a little boy on a hospital bed. >> yeah. jenna: tell us about the photo? how did you get access? what is the story of this child? >> this child was injured very badly in an airstrike...

And john klooister, a long-time nbc news photographer. these three men were able to appear live on the "today" show, fife days after being kidnapped and held in captivity in syria. just hours before this shot of them this morning, they were freed by a syrian rebel group who rescued them from an unknown group that had taken them and that had held them for five, long, horrible days. the rebel group not only rescued these three, they then took responsibility for driving them to the border and getti...

Nbc news photographer. these three men were able to appear live on the "today" show, fife days after being kidnapped and held in captivity in syria. just hours before this shot of them this morning, they were freed by a syrian rebel group who rescued them from an unknown group that had taken them and that had held them for five, long, horrible days. the rebel group not only rescued these three, they then took responsibility for driving them to the border and getting them safely out of syria. the...

Before the war. the fighting has left this once beautiful city devastated. historic mosques destroyed, bread lines, gas shortages, power outages. this was one of the only hospitals residents say available to the opposition. now that its been destroyed, the rebels could only provide the most basic of first aid for their wounded. this clinic operates in secret. it, too, could be bombed. nurses change bannedages by flashlight. medical supplies are scarce. syrian-american doctor kati came from los a...

Syrias main international link cut off. this war 21 months in is now moving fast. as rebels advance, theyre capturing syrian tanks and seizing new weapons, able to shoot down helicopters. even fighter jets challenging the regimes air superiority. in the capital bread lines in what has been the regimes stronghold. more lines in aleppo and little power. though assad still has the upper hand. rebels worry that the increasingly desperate dictator will resort to chemical weapons. that would be catast...

Supposed to do, and now were living in a much more complicated society. also, we lived our lives very differently back then. you went to college, you got married, you had a job, and that was everything was pretty much laid out for a certain sector of the population. so that sort of dream of what is the nostalgia for a certain america was for a certain group of people and not for most of us. >> we just heard donald trump reflecting in answer to question that he would never dream of cooking the tu...