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For people not to emotionally go to war. you have to think about it. when i think about war i think about one of my sons or your sons going off to war. we should fight to win and for an american cause. i cant see fighting to impose -- law in syria. i cant see sending my son to fight against rebels against christians and fight on the same side as al qaeda. there are so many ironies and muddling nature to this and this are potential repercussions. if he launches this little attack with a few cruis...

Heather: and we now have a fox news alert to bring you, and youre taking a look at new video of u.n. chemical weapons inspectors on the move again in syria this morning, headed out to look at another site. now, that team is expected to finish investigating allegations about poisonous gas attack on the syrian people as back in the united states we await a briefing on the progress and the diplomats continue to grapple other how the world or how the united states, actually, may respond to this. dav...

If he moves forward, no ground troops committed to syria, number one, number two, saying it would not be an open ended commitment. number three, his secretary of state, john kerry today, part of a release of a four page intelligence assessment by the administration why they believe assad was behind the gas attack on august 21st, and kerry explicitly said this is unlike iraq. were sure the intelligence is right. the intelligence community in this case saying they have a high degree of confidence ...

The timing is still unclear but the obama administration is working out were told all the details. the u.n. security council, set for a showdown. and britain is saying it will put forward a resolution seeking authorization for military action. russia calling the move premature. and american ally israel is bracing for possible retaliation. it is already been threatened. all of this happening as u.n. chemical weapons inspectors in damascus are saying they need at least four more days to finish the...

U.s. intervenes. meanwhile u.n. inspectors are getting a second look at the site of that suspected gas attack. we are going to cover this story like no one else can. we have the only person network reporter on the ground in damasc damascus, syria. first chris lawrence at the pentagon. >> reporter: whats happening behind the scenes is giving us a real clue as to what will happen next, officials declassifying some of the proof and making private calls to key members of congress. if the president w...

Angle? >> hi, kate. ive been going around damascus and the traffic is moving normally. on the face it doesnt seem as different as it was before. you talk to people on the ground they tell you they are nervous about what the u.s. might do next. its not that they fear for their own safety because of the air strikes but they fear the momentum could be changed on the battlefield if the u.s. enters the equation more than it has before so people very much afraid of that. when you talk to syrian offici...

>> reporter: he accused syria of slaughtering. >> this international norm cannot be violated without consequences. >> reporter: it was an unmistakable message from the state house to the white house. >> this violation has to be taken very seriously. >> reporter: since last weeks gas attack, the obama administration is punishing bashir al assad. the leading option officials say, tomahawk missiles aimed at destroying chemicals in syria. the administration wants international approval. with russia ...

Really the closest was libya at 47%. and you look at the rest, iraq the first time around was even less than the second time around, chuck. and, yet, you look at this, and its pretty clear there is no appetite in the country for doing. this i would like to see a poll taken after the gas attack to have a fair comparison. thats obviously the reason the president is giving for thinking about going. in but, you know, all this raises to me a very interesting possibility. if i were the russians and th...

We begin with the breaking news. another clear sign of where things are headed when the top diplomat abandons the top dmom si. >> what we saw in syria should shock the world. it defies any code of morality. let me be clear. the indiscriminate slaughter of civilianings, women and childrenly chemical weapons is a moral obscenity. by any standard, it is inexcusable and despite the excuses that some have manufactured, it is undeniable. >> secretary of state kerry blaming the assad regime for the gas...

Did not mince words. saying there is no doubt that the syrian regime used chemical weapons against its own people. >> the indiscriminate slaughter of civilians, the killing of women and children, and innocent bystanders, by chemical weapons is a moral obscenity. >> reporter: kerry accused the syrian regime of destroying evidence of last weeks attack and the u.s. is conferring with world leaders about an appropriate response. >> all people and all nations who believe in the cause of our common hu...