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To successfully use to take out at least syrian, you know, air capability. but of course the next question, the obvious question that you just asked about chemical weapons, as far as i know, that is still under consideration or at least was based on the source that i talked to vis-a-vis the conversations with the president. >> dana bash on capitol hill with the breaking news the president beginning to tell members of congress he is considering military action. let's go to the pentagon with barbara starr. you heard dana say the president talking to members of congress saying he's waiting to get...

What he was signaling. the notion and the idea of military action, u.s. military action in syria to make clear that the u.s. will not tolerate what happened there. >> and dana, from those conversations with sources, has the president been specific or the sources relaying whether he's talking about targeting chemical weapon facilities, targeting airstrips would have a harder time getting planes off the ground? do we know? >> all good questions. the answer is no. all of those things are very likely being considered. unclear if at this point they have decided if any or all of those targets would ...

This is primarily an area where there's syrian opposition forces as opposed to the isis, the terrorists that the u.s. coalition are strike against. >> courtney, stand by for me as we bring in the conversation with michael kaye, a former british advisor with the min stir of defense in the u.k. you are very familiar with this region but also specifically as courtney just brought up, the warm water port area of tartus and why russia is so invested with that area of syria. >> absolutely. there's a lot of evidence that putin is propping up assad. the real question is, why is he doing that? and the ...

Get additional money to deal with the growing crisis of immigrants fleeing across the rio grand valley into south texas. today, the white house submitted a $3.7 billion emergency supplemental to congress. $1.6 billion for enforcement, including expansion of air capability and expedition of processes of returning individuals. $300 million to supplement existing public media campaigns in central america. and to support repatriation and reintegration efforts. $1 .8 billion to provide care for billion. >> $3.7 billion is a slap in the face to the taxpayers of the united states.

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