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his own red line against chemical weapons. >> conflict is spilling over into lebanon and jordan. the whole situation is becoming more and more expansive and unfortunately, the red line that the president of the united states written, was apparently written in disappearing ink. secretary of state kerry flies to moscow later today to see vladimir putin, assad's last western ally. call to arms, 70,000 turn out for the nra's annual meeting in texas this weekend, even trying to capitalize on the boston bombings. >> how many bostonians wish they had a gun two weeks ago, lying in wait r...

National attention. the contest pits mark sanford whose career was sidetracked following an affair against democrat elizabeth colbert bush, sister of stephen colbert. on friday gop contender rand paul in the voting state of iowa. i'm poppy harlow in new york. following friday's job report, wall street will continue to focus on the latest employment figures this week. unemployment has now fallen to 7.5%. it's still high, but it's a slight improvement. also on the docket this week, earnings from walt disney. we'll also near from sony. and markets in london and tokyo are closed on monday. we'll...

0 syrian state tv blamed the attack on israel, said that israel was working in alliance with the opposition, an opposition it calls terrorists. steve? >> nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel. right now i'm joined by political analyst joan walsh, the author of a book and editor for salon.com. professor of middle eastern history and a member of the day-after project, a coalition of syrian opposition groups planning for a post-war transition. andrew tabler, author of "in the lion's den." senior fellow with the washington institute for near east model. and senior fellow at the progre...

0 speak building and again insisting that the u.s. government has been in close contact with israel, as well. mike rogers says given what he described as the administration's sort of slow calculus in this situation, he said we now face the best worst situation, the best of the worst case situations right now. so what will the u.s. do going forward? the president has insisted he's trying to be prudent and deliberative about his decision making process. but interestingly, today the "new york times" noted that red line that has drawn the u.s. to this moment was an unscripted moment, that the pres...

Sister. elizabeth prann has more from washington. >> in a special election tuesday, south carolinaians will decide if they want to reverse what has been a republican seat since the 1980s. democratic candidate elizabeth colbert bush taking to the stage last week with former republican governor mark sanford, the two vying for the first congressional district seat. monday's debate covering fiscal responsibility, health care and immigration, among other topics. it also got personal. >> everybody had a furlough in the state. everybody was losing their jobs and we were pulling our belts in. when we ...