Its all right here this sunday morning. From abc news, a special edition of this week with Martha Raddatz in cairo. And Jonathan Karl in washington. Starts right now. Good morning, george is off today. Were reporting from a region on the brink, and all eyes are on syria, where an apparent chemical weapons attack could lead to American Military action. Here in cairo, were just 100 miles from the Mediterranean Sea where u. S. Warships are now at the ready. This morning, officials tell abc news that u. S. Navy destroyers now in the mediterranean could be used to carry out limited military strikes. Cruise missile strikes, designed to deter or prevent another chemical attack by the assad regime. If this weeks suspected attack is verified. This is clearly a big event. Of grave concern. That starts getting to some Core National interest that the United States has. President obama has so far been unwilling to militarily intervene in syria, despite the deaths of more than 100,000 people and a v
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