research facility that it used to assemble weapons of mass murder. i spoke to the president this morning and he said if the syrian regime uses the poisonous gas again, the united states is locked and loaded. when our president draws a redlired line, our president enforces the red line. the united states are deeply grateful of the united kingdom and france. we worked in a lot of steps and we were in complete agreement. last night our great friends and allies shouldered the burden that benefits all of us. the civilized world owe them this thanks. in the weeks and months to come, security council should take time to reflect on its role and defending the international rule of law. the security council have failed in its duty to hold those who
we re back with breaking news. i m brooke baldwin. the pictures, these images out of syria in this chemical attack are, in a word, horrific. aid work remembers describing what they are seeing in the city of duma as apocalyptic. victims, children, women, families not killed by bombs, not killed by gunfire, but by poisonous gas. the assad regime denies responsibility but president trump says there is not much doubt assad and syria is behind the attack, nothing is off the table and how the u.s. may respond. let me bring in a fellow at the washington institute where he focuses on syria and u.s. policy and is the author of in the lion s den. so, andrew, nice to have you back. let me say, we heard the u.s. said he will make a decision in the next 48 hours. here is what may be different from that attack and the responsibility from a year ago because now that the president is telegraphing that something
airliner and charged with unleashing poisonous gas. our brian todd has the report. reporter: two terror plots show isis growing ambition to strike u.s. targets. two men in sydney have been arrested in trying to bring down a passenger plane with an ied. this is one of the most sophisticate the plots ever attempted on australian soil. reporter: australian officials say the plan was to place a bomb inside annett that ahead plane. but plotters aborted the plan. authorities aren t sure why. police only got wind of the plan 11 days later. what s new and frightening about this plot is that according to australian officials this was a do-it-yourself bomb. they say a senior isis commander sent part of the bomb assembled, along with other loose parts including weapons-grade explosives to turkey to contacts in sydney by cargo.
with, and that they re cooperating. there s now a $50,000 reward being offered and that the fbi is asking for the community to help in this search. they have told us if there s anybody out there hiding him, please turn him in. shepard. shepard: matt finn on scene. the white house says it s time . not just oversee i can t but other troubling actions in europe. we ll get to that. word of another chemical attack. this time it s the islamic state using poisonous gas. bottom of the hour. news coming up.
said we will get rid of that poisonous gas after drew that red line. they drew some of it. obviously a lot of it left. if you saw the images from tuesday. you saw young children as you see this was probably a 1 or 3-year-old who are gassed with chlorine or something horrific as they struggle for their lives, riffing in pain with their lungs burnings. these images you have to wonder how bashar assad stays in power? that s exactly what the president of the united states was speculating on yesterday in the rose garden. i now have responsibility and i will have that responsibility and carry it very proudly. when you kill innocent children, innocent babies, babies, little babies, with a chemical gas that is so lethal that crosses many, many lines, beyond a red line, many, many lines. i will tell you it s already happened that my attitude toward syria and assad has