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Theyll have that cap built. but it shows theres a cost. the president is adamant that we do know the do another iraq in syria, that we do not do regime change when we dont know what the outcome will and we dont want to weaken, frankly, assad so much, gone on for years, and 700,000 people dead and maybe a point where we should say no more. leland: our gillian turner was able to confirm, at least by the u.s.s standards, both a chlorine and a sarin attack and they seem to think they have that naile...

We are continuing to cover breaking news out of syria. reports of a chemical weapons attack allegedly carried out by the syrian government against its own people. the photos and videos are incredibly heartbreaking. they are graphic. were trying to show them as sparingly as possible, but its also important that you understand just how inhumane this attack was. thats why i want you to meet our next guest. he is syrian and he survived a sarin attack in 2013 which he wrote about for "the new york ti...

And gives a speech that half the audience loves and half hates it is not the speakers fault that the haters are there. the universitys fault for allowing to haters to interfere whether verbally or with violence. >> shannon: there was plenty of interest in this now and there is a whole lot more. >> i think this will be resolved before the lawsuit. lawsuit like this takes a couple of years. she is going back there this week. >> shannon: all right. >> will we be there? >> shannon: our cameras will ...

Now they are in briefings with general mcmaster, focusing on north korea and isis. and engaging on that front. and will continue to have other conversations, as well. as far as we go, great day for the security council and more good to come out of this meeting. thank you very much. i have some ambassadors waiting. we will talk to you soon. thank you. >> without further ado, secretary of the treasury, steven mnuchin. >> seems like im becoming a regular here. nice to see you again. earlier today, ...

After the suspected sarin attack, and an attack in afghanistan, they say he is gleaning this information, often through informal dinners, sometimes three or four times a week with members of his cabinet, thats how he learns. they still have not managed to broach the subject with him that when he goes off on a tweet storm, he can upset the policies that they are painstakingly working on behind the scenes. and i can tell you that some of the staffers that i have spoken to really wish the bosses wo...

Something like that. just to protect his regime. >> kimberly, you wrote a piece for the daily beast". you talk about access of the adults in the trump administration, secretary tillerson, secretary kelly had, mcmaster, pompeo. how much is their world view influencing the president right now? >> according to staffers close to them and close to donald trump, theyve really seen his attitude change. you can see that reflected through his decision to strike in syria after the suspected sarin attack a...

Everyones talking about, tonight. and the bill you need to pay? do it in seconds. because we should fit into your life, not the other way around. go to xfinity.com/myaccount light on what the government knew about last weeks chemical attack in syria and when they knew it. barbara starr has details. she joins us now by phone. barbara, what have you learned? >> good evening. what we have learned from a senior u.s. official is that they have the communication intercepts of the syrian military and c...

We can alleviate the human misery of the syrian people by aggressively spending significant resources along with our european allies of trying to sustain them in jordan and turkey, which we ought to get going on. >> malcolm, note how the conversation about russia has changed in the last 24 hours. and weve heard a lot about the presidents process seeing that horrendous video of the victims of this sarin attack. but what now is our next trigger? a lot of talk about red lines in this country. whats...

The south china sea. so syria will not get solved. it is a going to come apart in the coming decade or so. its a civil war between the sunni and the shia exacerbated by outside actors. i dont think there will be a good outcome. we can alleviate the human misery of the syrian people by aggressively spending significant resources along with our european allies of trying to sustain them in jordan and turkey, which we ought to get going on. >> malcolm, note how the conversation about russia has chan...

The sand. is that a concern? that is one option, sending a message with the strike without it having much actual impact on the ground. >> im sorry. me? >> sorry. go ahead. >> youre absolutely right. whatever they strike has to be related to the sarin attack, airfield, storage facility. i have no doubt the military planners are thinking through collateral damage and definitely thinking through presence of russian an iranian forces. no question they will do that. no matter how precise or effective...