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Do it and send this international message. that will protect -- >> i still think youre setting yourself up to fail. do or do not, there is no try in this scenario. >> the do in your scenario is a buffer zone or humanitarian court order which is a ground invasion. >> i think you have to go in on the ground if your aim is -- >> lets be clear, no one is saying were going to. >> destroy the runways. >> how confident are we? >> secure the chemical weapons? >> not secure them, degrade the capacity to ...

There were maybe 50,000 people in the camp. now there more than 130,000 people. again, i think that tells a story. how fast, how quickly people are spilling across the borders. some 5,000 people are spilling across the borders. in part i am not surprised that the response has not answered because it has been -- on the other hand and maybe this is a problem that we have been focusing on other things and thats the dilemma. the truth is people in syria, the civilians in syria who have now for 2 1/2...

Theyre also going into these camps and finding young people who are so angry at whats happened, young teenagers, even children who are so angry about whats happened, pick them up and take them back into syria to fight. >> you know, we spent the entire hour talking about u.s. military might and the international implications. among the kids that youre talking to, do they have any sense that the united states is prepared or is willing or is able to protect them? >> no. thats exactly what they need...

Theyre also going into these camps and finding young people who are so angry at whats happened, young teenagers, even children who are so angry about whats happened, pick them up and take them back into syria to fight. >> you know, we spent the entire hour talking about u.s. military might and the international implications. among the kids that youre talking to, do they have any sense that the united states is prepared or is willing or is able to protect them? >> no. thats exactly what they need...

Spending barely rose in july. and disgraced san diego mayor bob filner stepping down today after only nine months on the job. resignation coming after nearly 20 women accused him of making unsuccessful sexual advances, mayor filner maintains is he innocent. im marianne rafferty now back to "on the record" for all your latest headlines log in to foxnews.com. >> greta: california congressman duncan hunter just got back from the syrian border. what did he see there? whats it like. congressman hunte...

Inspectors but they said also quite a productive day. their car came under fire right after they left from the hotel they were staying at. they said all of this happened in the buffer zone between the area controlled by the government and the area controlled by the rebels. its hard to say who exactly could have been behind that sniper attack. the government, of course, blames the rebels saying it was, quote unquote, terrorist who is do this, while the rebels issued a statement saying it was a go...

Inspectors. we know that they were fired upon by snipers as they tried to leave damascus. >> reporter: yeah, wolf. it was actually a really tough day for the u.n. weapons inspectors. first of all, before they even got going the hotel that theyre staying in here came under mortar fire. there was a mortar that landed only about four blocks away from that hotel. then they fwot goigot going. they were fired upon. the way the u.n. thame tells ab this incident, they say their convoy, they say they wer...

>> the parallel has to do with not waiting for the united nations to give you a green light. in kosovo we went without a green light. the difference is fundamental. in kosovo we used bombing in a coercive way and we continue to bomb until the government in serbia essentially said uncle. in syria its not that way. we are going to only bomb i believe for a finite period, for a finite goal to send the message chemical weapons should not be used. not an open-ended coercive campaign until the civil w...

That theres going to be some sort of great internationally recognized, decisive, investigation, is probably not going to happen. i think what theyre hoping for is if they can solidify the evidence a little more, they can use it in back channel talks with the russians, and use it to get the russians more on board. >> yeah. >> but from the syrian -- i spent yesterday, im here in washington with a lot of syrian activists and people who follow this cause quite closely, i was with them yesterday, and...

Could be nuclear. >> they dont think so. officials i have spoken with would say that would be extremely provocative, something north korea hasnt done until this point. you have to remember, they only have a certain amount of material. you dont want to waste that necessarily on the untested missile. >> chris lawrence at the pentagon for us, thanks very much. we are watching it closely together with you. now to cnns rare visit to the korean border, demilitarized zone or dmz is a buffer zone betw...