Way to accommodate him so there is not an artificial clash and thus bolster his regime. i think it s complicated enough to bring isis down which i hope will happen sooner rather than later. the last thing we need to do to arrive at some kind of understanding that preserve assad in power and assad in lebanon. it s fine to eliminate isis the sooner the better. but we have to look at in effect what the next conflict in the region is going to be. what is that conflict and how do we achieve the goals you just laid out? the second conflict is under way. a struggle in the region between a coalition on the one side led by iran with the baghdad government which sadly they substantially dominate, the al-assad regime in syria and
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Have $150 billion in crash to throw around to prop up the al-assad regime and terrorist groups like hezbollah and you will see it get worse and worse and more and more people will leave syria and join this refugee flow. heather: it took on a personal perspective when people saw the young child, i think was 2 years old. his brother was buried, his mother was buried. we are talk about 4 million people at this point. what should the u.s. do? the u.s. along with the rest of the civilized world need to help these refugees. but we need to go after the cause of it. go after isis. get rid of assad. bring some sort of order to syria so these people don t continue to snow outwardly. we have to do both.
League envoy is set to meet with the syrian president bashar al assad in damascus. that s according to a syrian official. this is the first time the two men have met since last december. brahimi has been trying to gain support for peace talks next month between the al assad regime. and thought it was too severe to make progress. there could be a break. new developments this morning in the boston marathon case a friend for attorney of suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev demanding that sealed court documents be made public. he said keeping them under wraps is hurting his client s defense. another college classmate of tsarnaev is charged with removing evidence from the suspect bomber s dorm room after the marathon attacks. both of these men have pleaded not guilty. support for the death penalty for convicted murderers appears to be softening in the
Locate, seize and destroy all of the al assad regime s estimated 1,000 tons of chemical weapons. north korea saying its nuclear program could never be a bargaining chip. the north korean officials speaking at the united nations general assembly blamed the, quote, hostile policy of the united states for continuing tensions on the korean peninsula. and we re learning now about the economic fallout from the deadly attack at the west gate shopping mall in nairobi kenya. moodie s predicts it will cost kenya between $200 million, and $250 million in lost tourism revenue alone. 65 people died in that attack. let s get a look at the weather with chad myers. good morning. houston, st. louis, memphis