she heard from our correspondent sean thomas a little earlier about the briefing. sergey lavrov was very direct in his press conference outlining key concerns about the rhetoric that the west is using in fact he says that they say that they are sure that chemical weapons have been used by the assad regime but they have not yet presented convincing evidence to support that it was assad's regime that used the chemical weapons but they keep saying that they crossed this red line the famous red line and it's quite clear that the syrian government had neither political nor military reasons to resort to chemical weapons during which u.n. experts were working with when the regime had the upper hand on the ground i'm going to russia u.s. meeting on preparing the geneva conference was to take place how exactly would the syrian government benefit from using chemical weapons in such circumstances he said that mass hysteria surrounding the syrian crisis is aimed mainly at disrupting the peace process and that would include the new geneva two talks that were orchestrated by rus

ulti sean thomas there were despite harsh rhetoric against the syrian government in the us military waiting for a green light to attack it appears americans don't want an intervention now here's what the latest poll has just revealed just nine percent of the u.s. citizens who took part in this survey want their president to act and sixty percent say america should stay well away from the civil war there in syria when also about washington support for the opposition about one tenth said that a bomb should do more for the rebels than just. two percent say they don't want america to help the opposition in any way well the medical charity doctors without borders say they received more than three thousand patients suffering from intoxication on wednesday when the chemical assault was reported three hundred fifty five of them died but exactly who was behind the attack is still hard to verify this is the rebel group say they've got their largest shipment of weapons in the past three days in conjunction with that u.s. military buildup in the region do you or activist richard becker says it is not a

thomas he's voiced the business that's ahead as well about what he's been up to the week nearly lost in the last week or to be really close to that corporate used to the big libya's oil industry the country's lifeline is in danger of destruction as ports god strikes continue to disrupt the country's exports with an estimated loss of one point six billion dollars the losses the ports has been caused by competition between members of the new day placed petroleum facilities god made up of x. militia members fighting amongst themselves the selling of the country's oil for personal gain of the country is reliant on or like sports accounting for ninety five percent of all output produces shipments have been cut to their lowest level since the civil war twenty eleven with some estimating just three hundred thousand barrels a day are being shipped out of the country now so for more insight into the libyan oil industry and the economy as a whole and joined by stewart and it from plants what challenges faced in libya right now both oil industry and their economy. well i think it's fair to say

thomas who joins me live from central moscow so sean tell us more about russia's reaction over these building tensions in syria well bill russia is urging caution to the west saying that assigning blame and too soon over the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria would be a tragic mistake in fact in a statement released on sunday the foreign ministry did not mention the u.s. by name but i'm going to read what they said it says we strongly urge those who in trying to impose their opinion on u.n. experts ahead of the results of an investigation announce the possibility of military action against syria to exercise discretion and not make tragic mistakes now again they did not mention the u.s. but this comes as a broad. bertie advisers as well as his military advisors and even spoken to the prime minister of the u.k. cameron and basically saying that they are prepared to use military action making sure they know what is on the table bear but president obama has not made a decision as of yet now russia has suggested that in these situations it can be tricky to decide who is actually res

thomas our correspond there following the events now the u.s. and many of its allies seem impatient to wait for the u.n. findings with american warships already converging near the war torn state and the british are preparing to join them artes marie phenomenal looks at where their confidence comes from in blaming the syrian government for using chemical weapons and word might lead united nations experts in syria to investigate whether chemical weapons were used during the ongoing conflict finally but even before they start a senior u.s. administration official has said there is very little doubt that chemical weapons were used by the syrian regime against civilians these are the arguments we have told were given to president obama as proof that reported number of victims talkin the number explain how they say during world war two up to eighty million people were killed what does that tell us about how they died the next argument to the american ministrations size leaves them in little doubt assad attacked his own people with chemical weapons is

and whether you're watching it from denmark or the greater detroit area this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us. now some of the world's leading telecom companies have been exposed as giving a u.k. spy agency complete access to their networks giants like verizon business vodafone cable and british telecom were among the companies on a list published by a german newspaper that's according to a fresh round of revelations from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden documents released by him suggest seven companies have been secretly providing g.c. h.q. with unlimited access to their network of undersea cables that's allowed spooks to allegedly tap and store data for millions of phone calls emails and facebook chats this comes as g c h q reportedly got one hundred million pounds from washington in exchange for access to the u.k. signal intelligence programs are teaser furth has details for us. those companies operate a huge share of the high capacity undersea fiber optic cables and that carries data for millions of uses now back in june the guardian newspaper has revealed deta

sean thomas reports block starboard yumi who is the u.n. envoy and the arab league envoy on that the situation in syria spoke in geneva on wednesday saying that any military action in the world should be carried out only with the u.n. security council's sanction as stood. related by international law very clear and direct in his message he did say that evidence suggests that some chemical substance was used to killing hundreds in syria but that they did not on the ground examine any proof that shows that it was of the syrian government behind those chemical weapons attacks and of course one thing that has been reiterated time and again is that this team that is in syria from the u.n. there to determine if chemical weapons were used but not assign blame it certainly has been a very busy week in the united states with the meant momentum shifting towards the idea of a military intervention obama has made at least eighty eight phone calls to world leaders about the subject of syria two of those have been to david cameron the prime minister of t

thomas he's voiced the business that's ahead as well about what he's been up to the week nearly lost in the last week or to be really close knowledge that corporate he's going to get libya's oil industry the country's lifeline is in danger of destruction as ports guard strikes continue to disrupt the country's exports with an estimated loss of one point six billion dollars the losses at the ports has been caused by competition between members of the new day placed petroleum facilities golf made up of ex militia members fighting amongst themselves are the selling of the country's oil for personal gain and the country is reliant on or like sports accounting for ninety five percent of all output produces shipments have been cut to their lowest level since the civil war of twenty eleven with some estimating just three hundred thousand barrels a day are being shipped out of the country now so for more insight into the libyan oil industry and the economy.

and live from moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas glad to have you with us some of the world's leading telecom companies have been exposed as giving a u.k. spy agency complete access to their networks giants like verizon business vodafone cable and british telecom were among the companies on a list published by a german newspaper that's according to a fresh round of revelations from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden documents released by him suggest seven companies have been secretly providing g.c. h.q. with unlimited access to their network of undersea cables that has allowed spies to allegedly tap and store data from millions of phone calls emails and facebook chats this comes as a g.c. h.q. reportedly got one hundred million pounds from washington in exchange for access to the u.k.'s signal intelligence programs artie's first has details. those companies operate a huge share of the high capacity undersea fiber optic cables and that carries data for millions of uses now back in june the guardian newspaper has revealed details of an operation named tempera that heads it was alleged

and live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us some of the world's leading telecom companies have been exposed to as giving a u.k. spy agency complete access to their networks giants like verizon business vodafone cable and british telecom were among the companies on a list published by a german newspaper that's according to a fresh round of revelations from n.s.a. whistleblower edward snowden documents released by him suggest seven companies have been secretly providing g.c. h.q. with unlimited access to their network of undersea cables that has allowed spies to allegedly tap and to store data for millions of phone calls emails and facebook chats this comes as g c h q reportedly got one hundred million pounds from washington in exchange for access to the u.k.'s signal intelligence programs are tease her first has details. those companies operate a huge share of the high capacity undersea fiber optic cables and that carries data for millions of uses now back in june the guardian newspaper has revealed details of an operation named temp

are to sean thomas reports. brahimi who is the u.n. envoy and of the arab league envoy on the situation in syria spoke in geneva on wednesday saying that any military action in the world should be carried out only with the u.n. security council's sanction as stipulated by international law very clear and direct in his message he did say that evidence suggests that some chemical substance was used to killing hundreds in syria but that they did not on the ground examine any proof that shows that it was of the syrian government behind those chemical weapons attacks and of course one thing that has been reiterated time and again is that this team that is in syria from the u.n. there to determine if chemical weapons were used but not assign blame it certainly has been a very busy week in the united states with the meant momentum shifting towards the idea of a military intervention obama has made at least eighty eight phone calls to world leaders about the subject of syria two of those have been to david cameron the prime minister of the u.k

thomas he's voice of the business that's to tell us all about what he's been up to the weekend a lot since the last week the c.b.s. early close knowledge that corporate used to. libya's oil industry the country's lifeline is in danger of destruction as ports called strikes continue to disrupt the country's exports with an estimated loss of one point six billion dollars the losses at the ports has been caused by competition between members of the new day placed petroleum facilities golf made up of ex militia members fighting amongst themselves are the selling of the country's oil for personal gain or the country is reliant on or like sports accounting for ninety five percent of all output the produces shipments have been cut to their lowest level since the civil war of twenty eleven with some estimating just three hundred thousand barrels a day are being shipped out of the country now so for more insight into the libyan oil industry and the economy as a whole i'm joined by stewart and it from platts what challenges face in libya right now both that oil industry. it's their economy it'

sean thomas there will despite the harsh rhetoric against the syrian government and the u.s. military waiting for a green light to attack it appears that americans don't want an intervention and here's what the latest poll has revealed there from the states just nine percent of u.s. citizens who took part in the survey do want their president to act but about sixty percent say that america should not stay away or i should say should stay away from the civil war there in syria when asked about washington support for the opposition about one tenth said that obama should do more for the rebels than just send them arms while almost eighty percent i should say ninety percent don't want america to help the opposition well meanwhile medical charity doctors without borders say that they receive more than three thousand patients suffering from intoxication on wednesday when the chemical assault was reported three hundred fifty five of them died but exactly who was behind the attack it's still hard to verify this is the rebel group say they've got their largest shipment of weapons in t

thomas he's voice of the business that's to tell us all about what he's been up to the weekend or last since our last week at c.b.s. early close to that corporate he's been. libya's oil industry the country is a lifeline is in danger of destruction as ports called strikes continue to disrupt the country's exports with an estimated loss of one point six billion dollars the north says the port has been caused by competition between members of the new day placed petroleum facilities gauls made up of ex militia members fighting amongst themselves the selling of the country's oil for personal gain of a country is reliant on or like sports accounting for ninety five percent of all output the produces shipments have been cut to the lowest level since the civil war twenty eleven with some estimates in just three hundred thousand barrels a day are being shipped out of the country now so for more insight into the libyan oil industry and the economy as a whole i'm joined by stuart and it from platts what challenges face in libya right now both oil industry and there are quite a may to say that li

for a finger pointing without gathering any proof sean thomas has the details the president bashar al assad in his interview directly refuted international claims of allegedly chemical weapons use and his forces using it against his people the bashar al assad in his interview said that it just doesn't make sense it refutes logic this is what he had to say statements made by the u.s. and other politicians violate common sense and ignored public opinion in their own countries it's nonsense they threw accusations first and collect evidence later and the one doing this is the u.s. a powerful country now the military option has always been on the table in fact the western powers have been trying to go through the u.n. channels to get some sort of a military intervention however this is been blocked at the u.n. security council by china and by russia also the western powers are kind of sitting on the fence recognizing the fact that there are al qaeda linked groups among the syrian rebels and so by backing the rebels they're actually backing al-qaeda so they wouldn't be fighting terrorists a

from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly glad to have you with us now the leader of the iraqi kurdistan has said that his fighters could intervene to protect kurds in neighboring syria who are facing daily attacks from rebel forces al qaeda linked factions which initially flooded into syria to fight the assad government are now preparing to declare in islamist state in the country's north east and the kurdish minority is in their way. reports. we've been speaking to eyewitnesses relatives and also kurdish journalists and from the sequence of events that we've been able to piece together that commie nineteenth of july you had an assault by islamist extremists at that stage they placed a bomb in a local kurdish school they also rounded up and abducted a number of civilians the very next day and number of kurdish houses in various kurdish enclave were blown up it was also an entire kurdish village that was destroyed and some five hundred people were kidnapped that violence continued into early august when you had the report of killing at least some seventy kurds and

in broadcasting live from our studios in moscow this is r t i'm sean thomas certainly going to have you with us now the leader of iraqi kurdistan has said that his fighters could intervene to protect kurds in neighboring syria who are facing daily attacks from rebel forces linked factions which initially flooded into syria to fight the assad government are now preparing to declare an islamist state in the country's north east and the kurdish minority is in their way party's policy or reports. we've been speaking to eyewitnesses relatives and also kurdish journalists and from the sequence of events that we've been able to piece together that coming nineteenth of july you had an assault by islamist extremists at that stage they placed a bomb in a local kurdish school they also rounded up and abducted a number of civilians the very next day and number of kurdish houses in various kurdish enclaves were blown up there was also an entire kurdish village that was destroyed and some five hundred people were kidnapped that violence continued into early august when you have the report of killing

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are absolutely no grounds for action against his country joining me live and now it is our cheese or sean thomas xan it looks like the syrian war could soon turn phase the sort of libya style invasion or what's the president saying on this matter well not necessarily a little libya style invasion as of yet but if the president bashar al assad enters into. view directly refuted international claims of allegedly chemical weapons use in his country and his forces using it against his people this all comes after last week the n.-g. o. doctors without borders claimed that in three of their hospitals they treated masses of people who exhibited symptoms of it neurotoxins and of course the u.n. inspectors are in country right now getting ready to do inspections to find out if there is any validity to these claims that weapons chemical weapons have been used against the people in syria bashar al assad in his interview said that it just doesn't make sense that refutes the logic this is what he had to say. statements made by the u.s. and other politicians violate common sense and ignore public opini

thomas has more on russia's reaction to the u.s. drums of war. president vladimir putin was addressing the press in vladivostok and he did have some strong words to say on the subject of syria he said that russia is of course against the use of chemical weapons and weapons of mass destruction but in this particularly we need to wait and see for the u.n. to do their job for the investigation to come forward and that russia's position has always been then act in a lawful matter as a global community now one of the things he says is that it is ridiculous that the assad regime used weapons chemical weapons against his own people saying that under these circumstances it just doesn't call for it let's listen to what he had to say on that subject. syrian government forces are advancing in some areas they have surrounded the rebels to think that in such a time they would give a trump card for those calling for intervention. now as the u.n. chemical weapons inspection team has just left syria we haven't heard anything back yet and he says th

thomas who joins me live now. so shannon what do we know at this point about the un's position on events in syria so far will certainly bring me who is the u.n. envoy and of the arab league envoy on the situation in syria spoke in geneva on wednesday saying that any military action in the world should be carried out only with the u.n. security council's sanction as stipulated by international law very clear and direct in his message he did say that evidence suggests that some chemical substance was used to killing hundreds in syria but that they did not on the ground examine any proof that shows that it was of the syrian government behind those chemical weapons attacks and of course one thing that has been reiterated time and again is that this team that is in syria from the u.n. there to determine if chemical weapons were used but not assign blame if the u.n. security council's job to then look at that evidence and decide what action should be taken u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon also weighed in on the subjec

proceeds with a military intervention sean thomas has more on moscow's concerns. well russia is urging the western powers to use caution not to jump to conclusions and judge too soon to avoid it tragic mistakes when it comes to be alleged use of chemical weapons in syria now russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov called his counterpart in the united states and john kerry to draw attention to the implications of what could happen if there was military intervention specifically for the middle east and for all of northern africa in fact lavrov told kerry that calls from the west to use military intervention in syria bypassing un efforts is basically wiping out joint efforts by the united states and russia to meet in geneva to try and come up with a viable solution to the syrian crisis now while not mentioned specifically by name on sunday the foreign ministry sent out a statement basically asking all parties who might be considering military intervention to use caution because they need any intervention or any action needs to be done with international law in mind u

thomas who's joining me now live with the details here in the studio sean nice to see you so the president had some strong was that right bring us up to date well put in was speaking to the press in vladivostok when he said that there is time at the g twenty summit to discuss the situation on syria so why is there this rush right now basically saying look we can take our time to discuss this as a global community he also said that saying that the chemical weapons were used by the assad regime which inside syria under the current conditions were nonsense very strong words coming from the president at that point time also he took some time to praise the decision of the u.k. parliament as we know this past weekend the debate over this past week they debated and actually voted down the idea of the u.k. getting involved militarily in syria he said that it was a surprise but it was a pleasant surprise and it shows that there are rational people thinking very inside the british government putin said that he is sure that these plans for airstrikes are caused by the syrian government making gains i

or to sean thomas there well before obama made it certain that he wants a limited attack on syria washington's already had a lot of naval power on standby in the mediterranean he says he wants to talk to congress about it but the healths will only be back from its break on september ninth something i mentioned a little earlier well five american destroyers are ready to attack whenever the order is given and the u.s.s. san antonio now that's a warship with several hundred marines on board also joined them late on friday obama said that there will be no boots on the ground in syria echoing earlier u.s. claims that these troops on board will not see any action the ship is there as a precaution so they say the other five vessels though pack some major firepower each of them can carry up to ninety tomahawk guided missiles they can strike syria from a distance keeping the destroyers themselves safe from the countries and teach ship missiles of all let's nail some up the latest developments on syria for you know president obama has said that he does not want that he does want a limited military strik

thomas there well the u.s. and many of its allies seem impatient to wait for the u.n. findings with american warships already converging near the water on state the british are prepared to join into. looks next to where their confidence comes from in blaming the syrian government for using chemical weapons and where it might lead . united nations experts are in syria to investigate whether chemical weapons were used during the ongoing conflict finally but even before they start a senior u.s. administration official has said there is very little doubt that chemical weapons were used by the syrian regime against civilians these are the arguments we have told were given to president obama as proof the reported number of victims talkin the number explain how they see during world war two up to eighteen million people were killed what does that tell us about how they died the next argument the american administration says leaves them in little doubt assad attacked his own people with chemical weapons is the reported

thomas about that briefing. sergey lavrov was very direct in his press conference outlining key concerns about the rhetoric that the west is using in fact he says that they say that they are sure that chemical weapons have been used by the assad regime but they have not yet presented convincing evidence to support that it was assad's regime that used the chemical weapons but they keep saying that they crossed this red line the famous red line and it's quite clear that the syrian government had neither political nor military reasons to resort to chemical weapons during when u.n. experts were working there when the regime had the upper hand on the ground i'm going to russia u.s. meeting on preparing the geneva conference was to take place how exactly would the syrian government benefit from using chemical weapons in such circumstances he said that that mass hysteria surrounding the syrian crisis is aimed mainly at disrupting the peace process and that would include the new geneva two talks that were orchestrated b

from our correspondent sean thomas about the briefing . sergey lavrov was very direct in his press conference outlining key concerns about the rhetoric that the west is using in fact he says that they say that they are sure that chemical weapons have been used by the assad regime but they have not yet presented convincing evidence to support that it was assad's regime that used the chemical weapons but they keep saying that they crossed this red line the famous red line and it's quite clear that the syrian government had neither political nor military reasons to resort to chemical weapons during when u.n. experts were working there when the regime had the upper hand on the ground and when a rusher u.s. meeting on preparing the geneva conference was to take place how exactly would the syrian government benefit from using chemical weapons in such circumstances he said that mass hysteria surrounding the syrian crisis is aimed mainly at disrupting the peace process. the new geneva two talks that were orchestrated by russia and the united state

thomas has more on moscow's reaction. president vladimir putin spoke to reporters and bloody vostok here in russia and had some strong and clear words about the situation in syria first of all he said all of this talk of strikes and military intervention from the west is he is certain because the syrian regime is making advances against the rebels and it's a tactic or a technique to try and turn the tide of the civil war in syria to the rebels side he also said that the idea of the government the assad regime using chemical weapons is absurd cityscape it's syrian government forces are advancing in some areas they have surrounded the rebels to think that in such a time they would give a true code for those calling for intervention is. now the president went on to say that of course russia is against the idea of weapons of mass destruction specifically chemical weapons and in this case and particularly that the global community needs to wait until the u.n. investigation team results are in and he says that at that time the

for finger pointing without gathering any proof sean thomas has the details the president bashar al assad in his interview directly refuted international claims of allegedly chemical weapons use and his forces using it against his people the bashar al assad in his interview said that it just doesn't make sense that refutes logic this is what he had to say. statements made by the u.s. and other political violate common sense and ignore public opinion in their own countries it's known since they threw accusations first and collect evidence later and the one doing this is the us a powerful country now the military option has always been on the table in fact the western powers have been trying to go through the u.n. channels to get some sort of a military intervention however this has been blocked at the u.n. security council by china and by russia also the western powers are kind of sitting on the fence recognizing the fact that there are al qaeda linked groups among the syrian rebels and so by backing the rebels they're actually backing al-qaeda so they wouldn't be fighting terrorists as we

or to sean thomas there for more let's not cross live to phyllis bennis she's director of the institute for policy studies written extensively on the middle east and the u.s. foreign policy joining us live from washington for us what a bomber he's really under public pressure and also his major allies the u.k. and nato. intervention at just how much that these factors impact on his decision to consult congress. i think it played a major role i think the fact he was prepared to go without a united nations resolution which of course would make any military strike illegal but he was counting on certainly the brits he was counting on the u.k. to come on board i think he was quite blindsided by that decision by the british parliament and then to find out that nato said no and that the arab league said no france isn't quite enough as an international ally i think all of that plus the fact that almost two hundred members of congress have signed letters in recent days demanding that there be some consultation with congress all of that pushed him to recognize that he could not just go ahead with

investigation into the alleged use of chemicals having not even started yet sean thomas has more on moscow's reaction. russia is urging caution to the west saying that assigning blame to soon over the alleged use of chemical weapons in syria would be a tragic mistake in fact in a statement released on sunday the foreign ministry did not mention the u.s. by name but i'm going to read what they said it says we strongly urge those who in trying to impose their opinion on u.n. experts ahead of the results of an investigation announce the possibility of military action against syria to exercise discretion and not make tragic mistakes now again they did not mention the u.s. but this comes as a broke obama has met with his security advisers as well as his military advisers and even spoken to the prime minister of the u.k. cameron and basically saying that they are prepared to use military action making sure they know what is on the table there but president obama has not made a decision as of yet now russia has suggested that in these situations it can be tricky to decide who is actually responsibl

thomas has more on moscow's reaction. president vladimir putin spoke to reporters and bloody vostok here in russia and had some strong clear words about the situation in syria first of all he said all of this talk of strikes and military intervention from the west is he is certain because the syrian regime is making advances against the rebels and it's a tactic or a technique to try and turn the tide of the civil war in syria to the rebels side he also said that the idea of the government the assad regime using chemical weapons is absurd seascape. syrian government forces are advancing in some areas they've surrounded the rebels to think that in such a time they would give a trump card for those calling for intervention is. now the president went on to say that of course russia is against the idea of weapons of mass destruction specifically chemical weapons and in this case and particularly that the global community needs to wait until the u.n. investigation team results are in and he says that at that time the global com

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so sean clearly some very harsh words before obama made this decision some strong words now from moscow what's the reaction well certainly bill president vladimir putin spoke to reporters from a lot of all stuck here in russia where he did have strong clear words about the situation in syria first of all he said that he believes that all of this talk of intervention and strikes comes from the fact that the syrian government is making gains against the rebels and he feels that this is a move to try and advance the rebels position and change the tide of the war he also said that he believes that chemical weapons use by the assad regime is just plain ridiculous because given the circumstances on the ground that it just doesn't seem possible to what he had to say about that. cease. fire syrian government forces are advancing in some areas they've surrounded the rebels to think that at such a time they would give a trump card to those calling for intervention. now he says that russia is of course against the use of weapons of mass destruction specifically chemical weapons and he says that in

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here you are off said there is no proof that the awesome regime used chemical weapons are to shawn thomas has been following the briefing and joins us now so sean one exactly doesn't russia share the west believe that the assad regime is behind the attack well sergey lavrov was very direct in his press conference outlining key concerns about the rhetoric that the west is using in fact he says. that they say that they are sure that chemical weapons have been used by the assad regime but they have not yet presented convincing evidence to support that it was assad's regime that used the chemical weapons but they keep saying that they crossed this red line the famous red line they also say it is a mistake for the west to assume all roles when it comes to the situation whether it's investigator judge jury and even in some cases as the u.n. security council he said that mass hysteria surrounding the syrian crisis is aimed mainly at disrupting the peace process and that would include the new geneva two talks that were orchestrated by russia and the united states jointly and that this is just bas

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is now joining me now live from moscow with the details hi sean so the president had some strong words that didn't he please bring us up to speed well certainly president vladimir putin was addressing the press in bloody vote. and he did have some strong words to say on the subject of syria he said that russia is of course against the use of chemical weapons and weapons of mass destruction but in this particularly we need to wait and see for the u.n. to do their job for the investigation to come forward and that russia's position has always been then act in a lawful matter and as a global community now one of the things he says is that it is ridiculous that the assad regime used weapons chemical weapons against his own people saying that under these circumstances it just doesn't call for it let's listen to what he had to say on that subject. why syrian government forces are advancing in some areas they've surrounded the rebels to think that at such a time they would give a trump card to those calling for intervention. now as the u.n. chemical weapons inspection team has just left syria

police are looking into whether the shootings are related to saturday's deadly shooting of thomas's cousin alquino rivera. an arrest has been made in *that case. mayor jean quan and chief sean whent say the city is beefing up patrols in neighborhoods where retaliatory shootings are likely to happen. officials are also reviving 'operation ceasefire'. an anti-violence program that teams police with community members in the city's most troubled areas. worried family and friends of a missing oakland woman ramped up their search efforts yesterday to locate the federal investigator that has been missing since sunday night. 50-year-old sandra coke, disappeared after telling her daughter she was meeting i want you to know stuff i want you to be kind. i want you to be smart. super smart. i want one thing in a doctor. to speak my language. i don't want you to look at the chart before you say hi...david. quiero que me hagas sentir segura. i want you to be awesome. that's the doctor i want. at kaiser permanente, we want you to choohe docr that's right for you. find your perfect match at kp.org and thr

an arrest has been made in that case. >> mayor jean quan and chief sean whent say the city is beefing up patrols in neighborhoods where retaliatory shootings are likely to happen. officials are also reviving 'operation ceasefire'. an anti-violence program that teams police with community members in the city's most troubled areas. >> the time is 6 04 a.m.. worried family and friends of a missing oakland woman ramped up their search efforts yesterday to locate the federal investigator that has been missing since sunday night. 50-year-old sandra coke, disappeared after telling her daughter she was meeting with someone who might have more information about her stolen dog. friends and family scoured the area around her home. and put up fliers in hopes of finding clues on her whereabouts. police now have recovered sandra coke's two cell phones and her car. >> it is truly a better thing to have someone will you love just disappear. it is just one think of all. i read about these things in the media that happened to other people but you do not think they should happen to you. >> police found

bed. >> reporter: thomas's family says he grew up in oakland, but was living in fresno, and was her for his cousin's funeral who was killed last weekend on may avenue. thomas was targeted and it could possibly be connected to his cousin's death. >> that cousin was shot and killed saturday morning on neigh avenue. police arrested kendall eatman. they did so yesterday. it seems the shooting followed a dispute between the two men while they were in separate vehicles. eatman has been in prison before on drug convictions. police say he has denied anything to do with the shooting of rivera. >>> 1-year-old daphne web disappeared a month ago, and has not been found. 8-year-old alishia carradine was shot and killed during a sleepover. today, police chief sean whent faced questions about what is being done to find those responsible? >> do you have any leads? >> we do have leads in some of those cases. some of them promising, some cases more than others. >> today, opd also held the last of the ice cream socials. operation cease-fire is key to fighting violent crime. five of those victims were

bed. >> reporter: thomas's family says he grew up in oakland, but was living in fresno, and was her for his cousin's funeral who was killed last weekend on may avenue. thomas was targeted and it could possibly be connected to his cousin's death. >> that cousin was shot and killed saturday morning on neigh avenue. police arrested kendall eatman. they did so yesterday. it seems the shooting followed a dispute between the two men while they were in separate vehicles. eatman has been in prison before on drug convictions. police say he has denied anything to do with the shooting of rivera. >>> 1-year-old daphne web disappeared a month ago, and has not been found. 8-year-old alishia carradine was shot and killed during a sleepover. today, police chief sean whent faced questions about what is being done to find those responsible? >> do you have any leads? >> we do have leads in some of those cases. some of them promising, some cases more than others. >> today, opd also held the last of the ice cream socials. operation cease-fire is key to fighting violent crime. five of those victims were

it off to raychas thomas. they allegedly returned stolen clothing to a nordstrom store and got $5,000 in return. >>> the family of a missing toddler is not giving up hope daphne webb will come home. there was a vigil last night three weeks after she went missing. the father said someone kidnapped her from his car while he was running an errand in oakland. relatives have set up a website and are canvassing neighborhoods and passing flyers in hopes of getting her home. >>> a san francisco goodwill donation center will be treated for bedbugs today. crews will do more inspections at the warehouse in burlingame. bug-sniffing dogs found the pests last week. goodwill had to throw out a lot of donations because of the infestation. >>> a tough new smoking ban in effect in petaluma today. people will no longer be able to smoke at any new and future apartments, hotels and motels in the city. the ban expands in january to include all housing complexes and hotels. the ordinance was unanimously passed by the city council ea

>>> a united airlines employee accused of stealing passengers things will be in court. 44-year-old sean crudup and a customer service agent were caught on surveillance video taking bags and handing it to his wife raychas thomas. they allegedly returned stolen clothing to a nordstrom's store and got $5,000 in return. >>> the family of daphne webb keeps holding out hope for the 21-month-old girl's safe return. they held a candlelight vigil in oakland last night three weeks after the toddler was reported missing. her father told police someone kidnapped her from his car. relatives have set up a website and are canvassing neighbors and passing out flyers. >>> a bay area veteran will finally be laid to rest 6 decades after he died as a prisoner of war. sergeant first class joseph steinberg will be buried at golden gate national cemetery next to his brothers. steinberg's remains were brought back to the bay area earlier this week. >>> it is 6:10. coming up a bold inmate trying to steal a deputy's gun. how instinct kicked in to stop a courtroom confrontation. >> george zimmerman pulled over fo

not ancient -- benjamin franklin so much, but thomas jefferson would be rolling in his great because it is dangerous. section ofolitick session "washington times" -- sean on the line for those that support the use of drums domestically. hello. caller: i am close to the university of nebraska, and they have basically space law. spaceex uses groans. google new cars are part of this. we should up conversations that include major corporations. i'm not fearful of the use of these. mention specific companies. what are the values as far as using this technology? sure myself.not i'm not fearful of it. autonomousking about light system. you were not talking about hellfire missiles. you are not talking about that. i am tired of the fear being put off by the conservatives of every other subject you think about. think you could use the hybrid aircraft systems, the new types of blimps. they could be used for coastguard. they could be used for border patrol. host: you said autonomous, but there are people obviously behind it. misnomer foris a the public. you think of a drawn-out strike, you have 7

there she is next to sean payton payton. >> she did it last night in the oakland raiders' preseason game. we spoke with her just days before this historic role. >> i know that a lot of people a lot of females, you know are maybe inspired that there's a gender barrier that's been broken. i never set out to shatter the glass ceiling. >> sarah thomas who has worked collegiate games for years is looking to be a full-time nfl official by the start of the 2014 pro football story. it's an interesting story. >> very interesting. >> welcome back to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm jeff glor. now a look. we get a look whienld behind a new documentary, venus and serena. they share details about their lives including the day their older sister was murdered. >> i remember my phone rang and nobody calls me at night because my good friends know i love to eat. tendy was my older sister. >> she would kind of look out for us, make sure that we were taken care of. >> she meant a lot to me. that's all i can get out right now. >> we're joined now by michelle major. good morning to you

police say thomas could have been the intended target. the house was full of people all going to this funeral. so police are not sure who the shooter was trying to kill. sean whent is supposed to talk about this case later today. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> demolition crews are tearing down the house where rirrial castro held -- arariel castro -- ariel castro held three women cast -- captive. one of the victims watching the demolition, michelle knight. she bravely testified against ariel castro in court. once that house is completely torn down, knight wants to build a park there with a garden and a statue of an angel. >>> google did high-tech demolition. now, google removed castro's home from its google map system. searches for the address now show just a blurred box instead of that house. the goal is to reduce the number of people driving by the old home. >>> the trial of the army psychiatrist accused of killing 13 people in fort hood, it goes on today. major nadal hasan is acting as his own lawyer. yesterday, in his opening