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0 the commas the international community next week. turn it over, all of it. without delay. and allow a full and total accounting for that. but he isn't about to do it. it can't be done obviously. >> all right. this is the latest communication message -- >> but if this is an option, why wasn't that an option two weeks ago when kerry gave a speech about why intervention was necessary? and now president putin has taken them up on their offer, okay, i'll call on assad to do that. >> you gave him that idea. >> not really. >> isn't that another red line? >> which one? >> didn't john kerry just draw...

0 p.m. the goo here is we're monitoring market reaction globally as the president is speaking. and talking to a few billionaires in the process who have money on the line, as well as military experts who say this is not our fight. all of that, and you can tweet throughout the show. let us know how you feel tomorrow. hello, everyone. i'm kimberly gill foil. it's 5:00 in new york city. and this is "the five." we've got a jam-packed show for you tonight. less than an hour away from a brand-new interview with president obama on syria. make sure to stay tuned for that. tomorrow night, the preside...

0 particularly grateful for the president's comments to me earlier this morning and the prime minister's support for the efforts to hold the assad regime accountable. >> back here at home, democratic leaders are trying to shore up support for a vote that would support the president's plan to attack syria. minority leader nancy pelosi wrote her fifth letter in five days to her colleagues today, saying in part, quote, in sweden this week, the president said congress set a red line when it indicated that, in a piece of legislation titled the syria accountability act, that's from 2003, that some o...

ago. ronald reagan asked the same question of voters then, are you better off now than you were four years ago. it was a winning question. the answer back then is same as its now. no, half the people say we're not better off. that is a big negative for president obama. bill: more on the polling a bit later on the program. stuart, you have a lot to talk about on fbn. stuart varney, thank you for leading our coverage there. here isamie with more on this. jamie: bill, you mentioned the new fox polls. they're pretty telling the race for the white house is statistical dead heat right now ...

>> and now bbc world news america. >> this is bbc world news america reporting from washington. more violence and more division in syria. the international community fails to speak with one voice. but the outlook is grim. >> syria is on the edge of a catastrophic situation. if we can imagine one even worse than the current situation. >> bad news for the american economy. new u.s. job numbers paint a gloomy picture as the unemployment rate rises. and preparing for quite a party. london puts the finishing touches on a holiday weekend packed with events to celebrate thth queen's diamond...