syria will be long and tough. we cannot on radicalize syria. the argument that if we had gone and first, it would not have become radical is a false argument. we went into iraq and within three months we've decapitated the regime. within months al qaeda spread throughout. radicalism has spread among the palestinians because they have been cast down and they are losers. america spent over hundreds of millions of dollars trying to solve the conflict. we are not good at this. america should not launch into trying to solve and save the serious problem. [applause] >> aaron is the senate of the group. -- cynic of the group. >> i an not for doing nothing, and i in not cynical. we may not agree on this, but i respect your clarity and honesty, which are two things missing in diplomacy and a life in general. i will make three of four points. my argument is emotionally unsatisfying and negative. i spent 25 years at the state department working for democrat and republican senators of state. i had a certain number of illusions during that period. but i cann

we pulled this in syria must lead us to be a green facility in syria we like to do to this to lots so we are trying to find this. reasoning here it's not selfish. in syria nancy had everything she could dream of a villa on two floors with a nice looking golden in a damascus suburb she looked after her three children and her husband had a lucrative business but when bombs began to explode in front of their house the couple had to throw it all to the wind and seek refuge where there were no gunshots to frighten the children. this fourth or it's my car. and this is my lever one door. or sound didn't explosion miss my kitchen door broke windows broke would be very sad because this is the only channel where dreams me me me me me and banks came. to. the syrian woman is a hero. she is trying to. trying to protect her closely. her husband larry. they are there syria and iran and syria to under control about everything and we don't have that possibility to do that much we are fighting to save everything every time we are talking about. we also crying all the time when i crying so it's not easy

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allen asked for syria. amanda, syria. nicole, please discuss syria. alia, and we are all watching about syria. this is a mass relevance map. it shows in real lifetime exactly all social medi ty about syria. these red dots, it's concentrated in north america. here is a trends map. here is where syria is being discussed all around north america on twitter. >> the words, the darker the black, the more people are talking about it? >> there you go. it's l.a. my beloved bay area all the way in mexico. east coast. even florida. so the entire community. we have had some very opinionated passionate responses. here is ali: where was this indignation years ago? this is like six years. we have one more joseph phillips summarizes, i think, the opinion of americans. >> it is impossible to take any sides. there is no clear side to take. so you, the viewer at home, today, you are the third host of the show. as always, you have driven our discussion. throughout this show, tweet at us live using the hash tag conversation. >>> president obama has called for a national d

and outside outside of syria very much want syria to continue to be a secular state why do you think it has taken so long it's been two years i think that's a very good question and it's the best question you have asked. it. you know you have a very strong well organized regime. who are determined to stay in power they have the means they have the military means. to fight and doing so the opposition is in spite of all the weapons they. are not well organized they are mostly civilians who are taking up arms. and fight is why you know they can keep the struggle going they cannot win a military victory but the government also cannot defeat them this is. cindy's one thousand times that is why once again a political peaceful solution is what is necessary and good for the syrian people when i was in serious three months ago i saw it said that he actually will stay until two thousand and fourteen wait for the election and then see what happens i mean is this a realistic plan. you know one. would very much like the problem to be solved long before two thousand and fourteen if it were possibl

i wish to see syria the way it used to be when there was peace i want syria to win this war if you have to climb a mountain sometimes you have to take a perilous route we lose our friends and relatives in order to save syria and arrive at the top where other peaks won't be seen our greatest dream is to be able to live safely and peacefully like we always. you know that you were here we will hope. for we i was like. oh my god. i didn't think that i'm going to see my mother again but i saw her. it was like. i'm free. i went to ended up and i ran. but when i saw the army when i saw the flag the syrian flag the red. flag. i mean still as i would like oh my god i'm finally free. i could not talk anymore and the officer you know carried me. and i was crying because my friends are still there and would only going to do. ok said that the cameraman of the law. is with us. and i was like you know i was like take me here just let me go. let. they send me one thing they want to say. to me. the military our family. are mean the people have always been one folk. how else can we regard them except as

and outside outside of syria very much want syria to continue to be a secular state why do you think it has taken so long it's been two years already that's a very good question and it's the best question you have asked. it. you know you have a very strong well organized regime. who are determined to stay in power they have the means they have the military means. to fight and doing so the opposition is in spite of all the weapons they. are not well organized mostly civilians who are taking up arms. and that is why you know they can keep the struggle going they cannot win a military victory but the government also cannot defeat them this is. cindy's one thousand times that is why once again a political peaceful solution is what is necessary and good for the syrian people when i was in serious three months ago i saw it said that he actually will stay until two thousand and fourteen wait for the election and then see what happens i mean is this a realistic plan. you know one. would very much like the problem to be solved long before two thousand and fourteen if it if it were possible to

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i am from syria and i head the war in syria. to war ends just i don't go to see my friends on my c.v. . my name is to show. i came here because i want for my children to live in peace and to be killed russian citizens. why named. him ones or some all coming to russia. leave here because why all. my name is it or not to come back to the lovely country when the war do we. my name is osama. i'm planning to stay in russia. to build new life here. until just a year ago would never have thought of leaving damascus and building a new house in a small village in the tiny republican russia and the land of his ancestors when war broke out in the caucuses one hundred fifty years ago his grandfather and hundreds of thousands of a dig is. sent to turkey jordan syria and other countries in the middle east now war has brought a twist of fate. to return to his ancestral home i have many of my brothers. i have to. have some. but i prefer to come here because i believe that there is a big prospectus in the economy. maybe in the coming tween teens

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i am from syria and i did the war in syria i love the war ends just i don't go to see my friends of my family. my name is to show them i came here because i want for my children to live in peace and to be killed russian citizens. and brought home ones or similar i'm coming to russia to. leave here because my all and. my name is or not i risk to come back to the lovely country when would we see. my name is osama. i'm planning to stay in russia. to build new life here. until just a year ago would never have thought of leaving damascus and building a new house in a small village in the tiny republican russia and the land of his ancestors when war broke out in the caucasus one hundred fifty years ago his grandfather and hundreds of thousands of a dog is. sent to turkey jordan syria and other countries in the middle east now war has brought a twist of fate. to return to his ancestral home i have. my brother. but i prefer to kim here because i believe the big. you may be in the coming tween teens not now. many syrians came to this village in search of peace and other local people helping reb

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former secretary gates' comments on syria. and he's also actually been the voice of caution with regard to the military interventions in iran as well as he was the bench namibia it's odd to say yes the right answer but it's a very serious question about what is in the state for the united states and will we by getting into. directly involved in the civil war will we. but the report were not assume ownership of that situation. let's talk about a little bit better and you lot in the news lately the whole posse this rapprochement then out that the temporary deal to the atl has drawn a lot of criticism some corners and nowhere more so perhaps in from saudi arabian israel they see this is the us going all soft. you expect a lot of backlash from these countries. i don't know but it's a personal opinion and otago is all soft on this for years we've been trying europeans and tried on their own course to visit the eu three as they recall the united states can support the doubt but that the distance that we joined the discussions. negot

allen asked for syria. amanda, syria. nicole, please discuss syria. alia, and we are all watching about syria. this is a mass relevance map. it shows in real lifetime exactly all social media active ty about syria. these red dots, it's concentrated in north america. here is a trends map. here is where syria is being discussed all around north america on twitter. >> the words, the darker the black, the more people are talking about it? >> there you go. it's l.a. my beloved bay area all the way in mexico. texas, madison, wisconsin, the east coast. even florida. so the entire community. we have had some very opinionated passionate responses. here is ali: where was this indignation years ago? this is like six years. we have one more joseph phillips summarizes, i think, the opinion of americans. >> it is impossible to take any sides. there is no clear side to take. so you, the viewer at home, today, you are the third host of the show. as always, you have driven our discussion. throughout this show, tweet at us live using the hash tag ajamstream and join th

in syria. feels like a blow to living in his younger siblings house unlike his brother he had no strong desire to go to the land of their ancestors he and his wife have become accustomed to this secular city life. who see what's happening to. people all just life and just killing each other nobody knows why i left and i left my home go i left my job my friends some family also still there we left our whole life. yet you. see as nine year old daughter can speak. russian she only knows arabic and neither her schoolmates nor her teachers can understand. the adaptation for her was more difficult then for the others she had a hard time kept to herself and said nothing in our language she would simply sit in silence. to study with older children the two came from syria several month ago the language barrier prevents them from learning a standard curriculum and so a special classroom has been set aside for them now they're learning two languages at a time from scratch they'll need the tongue to preser

i wish to see syria the way it used to be when there was peace i want syria to win this war if you have to climb a mountain sometimes you have to take a perilous route we lose our friends and relatives in order to save syria and arrive at the top where other peaks won't be seen our greatest dream is to be able to live safely and peacefully like we always. you know that you were here we hope. we i was like. oh my god. i didn't think that i'm going to see my mother again but i saw her. it was like. i'm free. i went to ended up and i ran. but i when i saw the army when i saw the flag the syrian flag the red. flag. i mean still as i was like oh my god i'm finally free. i could not talk anymore and the officer you know carried me. and i was crying because my friends are so there would only going to do what they said that the cameraman of the law. is with us. and i was like you know i was like take me here just let me go. let. they send me one thing they want to say. to me. the military our family. the people have always been one folk. how else can we were guard them except as brothers and so

parties in syria keeping in mind interests of syria and its people realized sensational violence when possible putting an end to the crisis and build homes for syrians china hopes the international community will build consensus and promoted convening of the geneva 2 conference and secretary-general ban ki-moon join special representative, mr. president. the syrian issue is highly complex. the destruction of chemical weapons nor the process of political sentiments, going forward there will probably be this problem or that and a peaceful settlement and direction of a political sentiment. as a member of the security council china stands ready to work with other parties and make efforts for comprehensive, proper sentiment of the syrian issue. >> i think is excellently for the statement and give the floor to his excellency, fernando barack, minister of the republican affairs for the republic of guatemala. >> translator: mr. president. we're lamenting for the fact the security council is incapable of stepping up to one of the bloodiest and painful internal conflicts of our time. i am refer

and outside outside of syria very much want syria to continue to be a secular state why do you think it has taken so long it's been two years and i think that's a very good question and it's the best question you have asked. it. you know you you have a very strong well organized regime. who are determined to stay in power they have the means they have the military means. to fight and doing so the opposition is in spite of all the weapons they. are not well organized mostly civilians who are taking up arms. and that is why you know they can keep the struggle going they cannot win a military victory but the government also cannot defeat them and this is. seen these one thousand times that is why once again a political peaceful solution is what is necessary and good for the syrian people when i was in serious three months ago i saw it said that he actually will stay until two thousand and fourteen wait for the election and then see what happens i mean is this a realistic plan. you know one. would very much like the problem to be solved long before two thousand and fourteen if it were po

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destroying syria and not syria we don't believe hundred percent of. the syrian people are not doing. what now my mind and my friends do we always believe that god maybe will give us a better life because we are seeing god with people and what. feels like a blow to living in his younger siblings house unlike his brother he had no strong desire to go to the land of their ancestors he and his wife have become accustomed to this city life. who see what's happening the. people just fight and killing each other nobody knows why. i left my house go i left my job my friends some family also still there we left our whole life. yeah yes you see is nine year old daughter can speak. russian she only knows arabic and neither her schoolmates nor her teachers can understand. the adaptation for her was more difficult then for the others she had a hard time kept to herself and said nothing in our language she would simply sit in silence. to study with older children they two came from syria several months ago the language barrier prevents them from learning a standard

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and my family in syria. my name is to shun abbas those i came here because i want for my children to live in peace and to be killed russian citizens. line namely if. it were him ones or some other coming to russia or if you're calling my all and. i my name is it or not i was to come back to the lovely country when dal ward we in. my name is osama. i'm planning to stay in russia to build a new life in. until just a year ago would never have thought of leaving damascus and building a new house in a small village in the tiny republican russia and the land of his ancestors when war broke out in the caucuses one hundred fifty years ago his grandfather and hundreds of thousands of a dog is. sent to turkey jordan syria and other countries in the middle east now war has brought a twist of fate. to return to his ancestral home i have many of my brothers. but i prefer to come here because i believe that the big. you may be in the coming twenty s. not now. many syrians came to this village in search of peace and other

i wish to see syria the way it used to be when there was peace i want syria to win this war if you have to climb a mountain sometimes you have to take a perilous route we lose our friends and relatives in order to save syria and arrive at the top where other peaks won't be seen our greatest dream is to be able to live safely and peacefully like we always. you know that you were here we hope. for we i was like you. only. i didn't think that i'm going to see my mother again but i saw her. it was like. i'm free. i went to iran. but when i saw the army when i saw the flag the syrian flag the red. flag and dreams as i would like oh my god i'm finally free. i could not talk anymore and the officer you know carried me. and i was crying because my friends are so they're only going to do. ok said the cameraman of the law. is with us. and i was like you know i was like take me just let me go. let. they said he one thing they want to say. to me is that the military our family. are mean the people have always been one folk. how else can we regard them except as brothers and sons as you know. being

i wish to see syria the way it used to be when there was peace i want syria to win this war if you have to climb a mountain sometimes you have to take a perilous route we lose our friends and relatives in order to save syria and arrive at the top where other peaks won't be seen our greatest dream is to be able to live safely and peacefully like we always have. you know that you were here we hope. for we i was like. oh my god. i didn't think that i'm going to see my mother again but i saw her. it was like. i'm free. i went to ended up and i ran. but when i saw the army when i saw the flag the syrian flag the red. flag and dreams i would like oh my god i'm finally free. i could not talk any more and the officer you know carried me. and i was crying because my friends are still there and would only going to do. they said that the cameraman of the law. is with us. and i was like you know i was like take me just let me go. let. they said he one thing they want to say. to me is that the military our family. and the people have always been one folk. how else can we were guard them except as br

this town syria. syria. they are minors. this is the first time the two zhang has brought the children here to let them see their new home. they plan to move the family from town after a month or so when the weather is warmer. this is not our room and this is true. but from my home and around the scene. as you see a lot of windows. we will consider this time becoming two years maybe a like time off from city life from working at the offices who you work with close to nature. this is who tried this experience we will see maybe we just. wanted the toilets going to be here. here. commander style bods and what's going to be here my mother that shut the door and don't touch anything there are no wiser just a whole oh that's how it's going to be. come here. it's an opportunity to live in peace away from noise away from home away from. fighting. pressure is made to come through the biggest country to war but it is similar to syria it's small pieces of four feet. leisure and nearly fifty's and early sixty's and they are. all living

we pulled this in syria must leave us maybe it means us to be in syria we like to do to this to lots so we are trying to find this it's freezing here it's not selfish. in syria nancy had everything she could dream of a villa on two floors with a nice looking golden in a damascus suburb she looked after her three children and her husband had a lucrative business but when bombs began to explode in front of their house the couple had to throw it all to the wind and seek refuge where there were no gunshots to frighten the children. this fourth or it's my car. and this is my lever one door. or someone didn't explosion it was my kitchen door broke the windows were broken would be very sad because this is the only chair where dreams me i make everything and banks came. to. the syrian woman is a hero. she's trying to. trying to protect their families. their home. her house her. hair her syria and everything and she had to under control about everything and we don't have that possibility to do that much we are fighting to save everything every time we are talking about. we also crying all the

should militarily intervene in syria. congresswoman did anything tonight that you heard from the president, both in laying out the case and laying out the case to push off a vote, so that diplomacy can have some time to work. did any of it push you in one direction or the other? >> chris, let me start and say i am the mother of a marine war veteran. served both in iraq and afghanistan. i come to this process -- probably like most americans. i am against war. and the last thing i want to do is send anybody's dad or son into a war. the president has come to congress, a man i respect very much. to ask for military action in syria. despite my bias. i want to take the time to be deliberate. what the president, gave a 15-minute speech. i have spent the last ten days or so. talking to world leaders, i was on a trip, to the mideast when, when, he started this conversation with congress. myself and colleagues we have read classified briefings. we have had many, many discussions today. i spent a couple of hours, colleagues with the

that resolution would also demand syria dismantle the weapons. that resolution would warn of extremely serious consequences if it breached those conditions. >> we seek the elimination of the chemical weapons and the protection of the syrian people. we saw with the russian proposals on monday and it was our determination to act including militarily that created a new path towards that goal. we wish to explore this new path in good faith. but we do not want to see it work as a delaying tactic, all options currently remain on the table. >> france's prosed security resolution comes as russia has been pushing through a similar plan to put syria's weapons under international control. moscow says it's now discussing with the syria regime and a spokesman for putin says the russian president and barack obama discussed the idea of putting syrian weapons under international control at the g 20 summit last week. here's more from the russian foreign minister. >> we suggest to him looking at the possibility, namely of putting syrian chemical weapons under inte

i wish to see syria the way it used to be when there was peace i want syria to win this war if you have to climb a mountain sometimes you have to take a perilous route we lose our friends and relatives in order to save syria and arrive at the top where other peaks won't be seen our greatest dream is to be able to live safely and peacefully like we always have. you know that you were here we will hope. for we i was like. oh my god. i didn't think that i'm going to see my mother again but i saw her. it was like. i'm free. i went. and i ran. but i when i saw the army when i saw the flag the syrian flag the red. flag. i mean still as i would like oh my god i'm finally free. i could not talk anymore and the officer you know carried me. and i was crying because my friends are so they're only going to do what they said that the cameraman of the law. is with us. and i was like you know i was like take me just let me go. let. one thing i want to say. to me is that the military our family. are mean the people have always been one folk. how else can we regard them except as brothers and sons as yo

in syria, the fighting goes unchecked. we reported on a horrific bomb attack in which many children received injury due to a napalm like a substance. they began their journey on a refugee camp on the turkish border, and there are disturbing images in their report. >> northern syria, right on the border with turkey, but the gates are closed, and the people here cannot travel the final few meters to safety. two british doctors, 2000 miles away from home. they are here because they want to bring relief to some of the nearly 5 million people in syria who have lost your homes to the brutal conflict that rages here. withoctors are working hand-in-hand for syria, a charity that set up a doctors cap. a six-year-old daughter was killed, his home destroyed by a government warplane. his wife was pregnant with twins at the time. traveling around syria has never been more dangerous. both foreign journalists and aid workers have been targeted. some have been killed. rival rebel factions now fight each other as well as the government, an

we are stocking big companies rather than stocking syria. listen, what is this all about? >> they have an issue of life and death and instead they are able to give it this. it is astounding. this has to do with a hearing with apple where they incorporated a lot of their business in ireland and ireland only has a 12.5% corporate tax rate and then you get to deduct any earnings for intellectual property. everyone got serious because it apple is moving their business to ireland so they can protect their income. so these bunch of jokers got together and decided that they are going to crack down on these companies and take advantage of legal loopholes are trying to strong-arm companies like ireland trying to change their tax law. neil: even if it were not that important, i would say that it was lower on the to do list. >> i think you are right. this is an age-old thing for politicians. you go back to mckinley running for president and william jennings bryan had the same platform back then. whenever you have low approval ratings of politicians, they go after big business or bank

i am from syria and i did the war in syria i like the war and just i don't go to see my friends on my. my name is. i came here because i want for my children to live in peace and to be killed russian citizens. and where i am ones are certainly all coming to russia. leave here because my all and. my name is or not to come back to the lovely country when. my name is osama. i'm planning to stay in russia. to bet your life. until just a year ago but would never have thought of leaving damascus and building a new house in a small village in the tiny republican russia and the land of his ancestors when war broke out in the caucuses one hundred fifty years ago his grandfather and hundreds of thousands of a dig is. sent to turkey jordan syria and other countries in the middle east now war has brought a twist of fate. to return to his ancestral home i have many of my brothers. i have. but i prefer to kim here because i believe the big. you may be in the coming twenty years not now. many syrians came to this village in search of peace and other local people helping rebuild the house. people he

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destroying syria and not syria we don't believe hundred percent of. the syrian people are not doing. what. might or might for. you we always believe that god maybe will give us a better life because we are seeing god with people who want. our life. feels like a blow to living in his younger siblings house unlike his brother he had no strong desire to go to the land of their ancestors he and his wife have become accustomed to this city life. who see what's happening to. people just light and just killing each other nobody knows what. i left my home go i left my job left my friends some family also still there we left our whole life. yes yes your. nine year old daughter can speak. russian she only knows arabic and neither her schoolmates nor her teachers can understand her. the adaptation for her was more difficult then for the others she had a hard time kept to herself and said nothing in our language she would simply sit in silence. to study with older children they too came from syria several months ago the language barrier prevents them from learnin

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that is the problem with syria. there are no good options. so i'm afraid we're going to have to be a contained the damage mode but make no mistake, i think it is the most dangerous place on earth right now. >> if you think there's no way to secure the weapons, do you think we will get to the point where that is necessary? >> i do not know. this thing has deteriorated. how far i cannot possibly predict. what we do know is that the terrorou have grown in strength. as reprehensible as it has been for decided to be murdering his wn people, they think that controls me the most are terrorists using their hands on chemical weapons. there are no good options to preventing that. >> what is the military strategy for containing the damage? >> the military has to have a number of plans on the shelf depending on how events ago. i would say we would all hope and expect that putting huge numbers of troops into syria would not be something that we ever exercise. it is important for the military to have a variety of plans on the table using all the technology

but it's hard to avoided a conclusion that this debate we have been having about syria, shows howdies enganged the american people are from foreign affairs. how almost distainful they are towards the world. totally putting aside what the outcome is, it is striking to me when i think about -- i have a book shelf full of books that were written at 9/11, that say that america is traditionally not only strong, but even an aggressive country, americans are from mars, americans use military solutions. now we see this propound disengangment from the world, that's i think created the question of what does the united states does in syria. when you look at the polls people will say not only that i think it is a bad idea, to enter syria, which is a super tough call, put any form of endangerment, the idea that quite has a global role, if there is anybody that is doing to try to deal with international problems the quite has to be in the forefront of that. people think that's just wrong. they don't want to be there. >> you mentioned this distain, but then that begs the very natural question, where

in this case, syria, of course. so in other words, arsenal one is one of the core prohibitions asking them to fly them out, ship them out is really asking for an exception over one of the core prohibitions. while the idea was raised in the framework treatment, concluded between the united states and russia in geneva about half a month ago, the decision by the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons does not include that particular option. >> if i could turn to you, how significant is it in the world of chemical weapons and simply the terms of the treaty. if syria is fully disarmed, and what assurance do we have that syria will be fully disarmed? >> well, i think what we're asking for is called the complete declaration from syria, which we're expecting any day now, which will basically assign what kind of amounts, what kind of weaponry, where they expect it to be and accordingly we'll have an assumed full overview. when that happens the job is at least less speculative. at least seen from the outset righ

for us, the syria accountability act. it is also true because we share a common humanity and common decency. terror isolationism. this is not the time to bewe have spoken up against the past. now we must and up and act and protect our security, protect our values, and lead the world with conviction that is clear about our responsibility. thank you. >> [inaudible] order. the committee will be in order. please restore order. the american people do not want this. >> secretary hagel. >> the first time i testified before this committee when i very similar to that protester. i would say that is exactly why it is so important we are all here having this debate, talking about these things before the country, and that the itself will act representing the of view, and we do. we all know in the coming warwick scale gas attacks perpetrated by the syrian government against its own people. as a former senator and a member of this committee, i welcome this debate, and i strongly support president obama's force in syria. as each of us kn

syria has lost as a country, and syrian people have lost. i was hoping that president obama addresses more the humanitarian situation. what can be done to relieve the suffering. whether they are inside and outside. i was hoping he would use this chance, where maybe they are open for compromise to enforce the cross boarder assistance, so we can help the people in the north and the south. >> i know your parents and sitter are still back there. the house and homes were destroyed uh how often are you in contact with them? have things gotten worse. >> is there seems to be more refugee refugees and e people being displaced. >> i speak with them every few day, if the phone line is open. they are very anxious, very scared. last time i spoke with them they told me they were starting up with food and first aid items. my sister has to move from her parent because it was destroyed. my arounds have proved from their neighborhood because it was shelled by a tank. and this is the situation for syrians. most of them are displaced. taytum us how long we can

will the security council refer syria to the court? some would say as long as russia is there, not very likely. >> so you must-- >> the unconceivable way-- >> you understand why the public is baffled why there is an international crime court. >> well, the international criminal court has only been signed up to by a proportion of the countries in the world. america, and russia and china have all declined to be involved in that court. that means that in order to bring people from those countries and other countries that haven't signed up such as syria, sudan, libya, before the court particular circumstances have to exist. none of these circumstances exist in syria at the moment to justify the court going in unless it's referred by the security council of the united nations. and to we have to accept the fact that it's unlikely to happen at least at the present. things could change over time. >> sir geoffrey nice joining us from international court. thank you very much. joining me now is eliott ingalloningal.congressman, thisa situation no

tonight clarissa ward of cbs news, she has been inside syria, reporting from inside syria. >> on the issue of our policy towards syria, what sometimes seemed unclear to me is what is our syria policy. what is the u.s.'s policy. because at the moment it's sort of looks like a kind of nonpolicy in a sense. i mean it's clear that the u.s. supports or does not support and condemns bashar al-assad but they're also not helping the rebels. >> rose: we conclude with a lo at two recent elections in the middle east, one in jordan and one in israel. we talk with jordan's ambassador to the united nations prince bin ra'ad and efraim halevy. >> when we first heard the rumblings of the arab spring some may have thought that thises with a train that was passing through the station in and out. i think his majesty understood full well that these were seismic rumblings. and the region has had for a long time been bereft of real refos. his majesty began earlier on. and i think you know now felt that for those who had a vested interest in the stat usco, this is their time to understand-- status quo, this

the here at home because focus is on the issue of syria right now. it is demoralizing to hear members of congress saying we cannot get our work done over here. that does not make any sense whatsoever. we should be able to fix a broken immigration system. the senate has already acted. even if the house is not believe -- does not believe they can get their act together, they can give us a chance to vote. that is not mean democrats are ready. democrats are ready to vote for a comprehensive fixed our immigration system. let the leadership but a vote on the floor of the house on a the systemoes fix which will reduce our deficit i the tune of close to a trillion dollars. it will create jobs. are working families and organizations. you name it. businesses to the high- tech community to defenders of immigrants all say we can do this. why not at least give us a vote up or down? at least give america the chance the house can do something. en.are brokin that theyer issue is had expected to tackle early on the debt limit. we heard from jack lew that we will reac