Fox news obtained state Department Memos that describe the, quote, substandard security all ahead unless breaking news changes everything on studio b. First from fox at 3 00, the russians reportedly handed over their plan for syria as the United States puts the war talk on hold. At least for now, in hopes of a peaceful solution. The secretary of state john kerry set to travel to switzerland tonight to meet with counterparts from russia and syria. Theyll hash out russias proposal to put syrias chemical weapons under international control. At the United Nations, the five permanent members of the Security Council aring meeting today to discuss that plan. It comes after president obamas address to the nation last night in which he continued to make the case for a strike on syria. But he said we need more time to see if the russian proposal will really work. The president asked congress to hold off on a vote to authorize force. Its a drastic slow down after a blitz making the case for war but skeptical Lawmakers Said they would never sign on to the russian plan. Poll after poll Shows Americans are dead set against any military action. The white house seemed to take credit for the turn towarddy loamcy. Theres no question that the credible threat of u. S. Military force brought us this diplomatic opening. Until two days ago, syria did not acknowledge it possessed chemical weapons. Reporter still, the diplomatic plan leaves a lot unanswered like how long the president would wait for syria to hand over the chemical weapons and exactly how do you go about securing an estimated 2 Million Pounds of weapons while a civil war rages around you. President obama also did not explain how the plan would work under russias condition the u. S. Give up any plans to use force. Now there is a new threat in the mix. Just as secretary kerry jets off, a russian lawmaker warns if the u. S. Strikes syria, russia could expand arms sales to iran. Wendell goler is at the white house. The white house is caught in the tricky position here of deciding whether or not to trust the russians. Reporter its not a new position. Trust but verify. White House Press Secretary jay carney says the past week as seen the end of syrias lie that it didnt have chemical weapons and perhaps the end of two years of russia blocking efforts to hold assad accountable. Those two things he said are significant and now he says russia put its prestige on the line. Russias engaging with the United States and other members of the United Nations Security Council and other participants and well see where it leads. Its too early to tell if it will be successful. Theretheres reason to be skeptl and were entering this with our eyes wide open. Reporter folks say secretary of state john kerry and russias foreign minister will go over the nuts and bolts of the russian proposal tomorrow. Carney says those two meetings will test the seriousness of the participants. While the administration clear pushed pause, you have others like the democratic West Virginia senator joe manchin pushing for a vote to authorize a strike. Ac ward as best given the president cant lobby for it while conducting discussions about no military action. He may not give those assurances. Its possible the manchin legislation could be voted down. Most members of the house at least were leaning against voting for authorization. In his 9 11 remarks today, mr. Obama suggested the country should have the courage to try diplomacy. Let us have the wisdom to know while force is sometimes necessary, it cannot build the world we seek so with he we commit to the partnerships that builds respect, deepens trust and allows people to live in freedom. The. Wendell goler live at the white house. Thank you. Meantime at the pentagon in new york and shanksville, pennsylvania and cross the country. Thousands of americans got together to remember the victims of the deadly terror attack. 12 years after 9 11. Drums, bagpipes, rang out this morning in the shadow of the rising World Trade Center towers. In an annual tradition, family members read the names of each person killed in the attacks from 1993 and 2001. Many of those relatives included young kids for whom 9 11 has been one of the earliest memories for them. My father, william john irwin, well miss you and ill always remember you and never stop thinking about you. I miss you and will always forever miss you. [bells] they paused for moments of silence to mark the minutes when the plane struck the north and south towers and the minutes when the buildings collapsed. The president and first lady also observing a moment of silence at the white house. Speaking later from outside the pentagon, president obama remarked on the courage and strength of the 9 11 families. Let us have the strength to face the threats that endure, different though they may be from 12 years ago so that as long as there are those that strike our citizens we stand vigilant and defend our nation. An American Flag hanging over the side of one of the pentagons walls today. American Airlines Flight 77 struck that wall 12 years ago killing everyone onboard as well as 125 people in the pentagon. Members of congress filled the steps of the u. S. Capitol to honor the courage of the thousands of men and women who died. From the fallen and from all who have sacrificed so that we may live free, we can take heart that ours are the greatest cause and the work before us is not above our capacitor beyond our strength. Just outside shanksville, pennsylvania, families gathered at the field where united flight 93 went down reading the names and ringing the bells once again. Jason m. Doll. Just yesterday workers broke ground on a permanent flight 93 National Memorial in shanksville. Just the latest sign americans will never forget the terror attacks that forever changed our nation more than a decade ago. Rick leventhal is live at the World Trade Center site. Lots of new yorkers will tell you how frustrated they are this is still a construction site but Developers Point out its one of the most complex projects imaginable and the heart of a major city with heavy traffic on all sides adjacent to the hudson river with 13 subways and a commuter train running underneath or around the site. Theyve navigated obstacles and concerns of family and politicians and the problems can be seen in a time lapse video showing the nine year odyssey from securing the pit and building the foundation, rising floorbyfloor with 26,000 workers, 45,000 tons of steal, 1 million square feet of glass and 200,000 cubic yards of concrete topping off with the antenna or spire on the roof which is 1776 feet tall in all with 3 million square feet of office space in the building. 60 leased as we saw yesterday from the 64th floor sky lobby. The new tenants will be treated to spectacular views. Tower one will be ready next year, tower 4 ready in a couple months. Next spring the 9 11 museum opens with a focus on telling the stories of the victims and the heroes to responded. In the minutes and seconds after the attacks we started to see americans come together with limitless compassion and do the most heroic things for people they never knew. That knowledge for kids and future generations that we can take care of one another when times require is essential and we have to get the story right. That museum will be interactive, free to victims families and cost 20 bucks for the general public. In part to pay for the significant operating cost of the museum. All so well done. Rick leventhal, thank you. The attacks of 9 11 continue to kill people today. More than 1,000 responders have cancer. Many who worked on the socalled pile have also fallen ill4cn ana deadline to get help is weeks away. Next well talk to new york republican congressman michael gribble, who was at the World Trade Center and among those leading the push to help those how nor who are now sick. [ female announcer ] its simple physics. A body at rest tends to stay at rest. While a body in motion tends to stay in motion. Staying active can actually ease arthritis symptoms. But if you have arthritis, staying active can be difficult. 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Its not just first responders, iron workers, construction employees and others who worked at the site for months. Officials encourage people who lived in the immediate areas to register. The number is expected to grow. With us, new york congressman michael grimm, an fbi agent in Lower Manhattan at the time and spent months at are ground zero and is pushing for survivors and fellow respondatories responders to sign up for the fund. Good to see you. Good to be here. Its important to understand theres a reason youre pushing so hard for people to sign up for the imprint deadline because there are people who may not know they will need these funds in the future, correct . Absolutely correct. Unfortunately many people think that its only the first responders,co firefighters, nypd but as you mentioned, you could have been an iron worker or construction worker or someone handing out supplies, a volunteer. There were so many volunteers handing out masks, water, while we were on the pile. They were all exposed as everyone else so its important everyone understand, if you were at hile or lived in the vicinity, you should sign up and preserve any rights you may have. Youre talking about 2. 8 billion set aside for the fund. Even if you never use that or get your share of the money or need it in the future, god willing people do not need it, its important to put your name on the list just so that if something happens youre protected by the law. Absolutely. That is exactly the point. You want to preserve any rights that you may have. You dont know unfortunately many firefighters, many others, came down with rare cancer many years after the event. After this tragedy. So youre not sure how long some of these diseases could take to actually manifest themself physically. Its very important. Anyone down on that pile, even if you were not working on the pile but you were a half block away handing out water, you were exposed to those i would say that toxic air and you may unfortunately come down with a rare cancer in the near future. Clearly congressman this is a noble cause but while ive got you, i want your thoughts on syria because you switched your support. You came out in favor of strikes and now youre against it because your feeling appears to be if the president was willing to go with peace to begin with, why didnt it . I think theres several things. When i came out to support the president listen, i want to support our president , our commander in chief. Its important for the United States to do so but i was clear when i gave the support there were two things important. That we did not delay and if we were going to do a strike, it be done quickly. The window of opportunity was small. The other thing is i felt it had to be a meaningful strike, not a shot across the bow. As time went on, 72 hours went by, i could see the president was not going to do that. He wanted to wait for us to come into session and not call a special session. The period of time was too long and it didnt think it was going to be a meaningful strike, especially after the secretaries came to the hill and couldnt articulate the goal. Those were important items to make me pull that support ane i still feel that was the right decision at this time. And youre among many lawmakers who switched their support. New york congressman michael grimm, good to see you, thank you, sir. Good to see you, thank you. Coming up, well talk more on syria with Washington Democratic congressman adam smith, one of the major arguments against attacking the Syrian Regime is it could strength rebel groups aligned with alqaeda. We remember the alqaeda attack that killed thousands of americans. How do we square one with the other . Former terrorism expert and neighborhood of Osama Bin Laden is next. co uhoh guess what day it is . . Guess what day it is huh. Anybody . Julie hey. Guess what day it is . . Ah come on, i know you can hear me. Mike Mike Mike Mike mike. What day is it mike . Ha ha ha ha ha ha leslie, guess what today is . Its hump day. Whoot whoot ronny, how happy are folks who save hundreds of dollars switching to geico . Id say happier than a camel on wednesday. Hump day yay get happy. Get geico. Fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. Well take something tasty and healthy. Must be the honey theres a party going on in your cereal bowl os can help lower cholesterol oh why does it taste so great . Hey must be the honey trace fox news is investigating the situation on the ground in syria and extremely complicated task it has to be. The government restricts access. A civil war is raging and dozens of rebel groups are operating in the country. According to a report from the dc think tank Homeland Security project, part of the Bipartisan Policy Center the Rebel Movement in syria has overlap with alqaeda. This report 12 years after the 9 11 attack. It says if the u. S. Helps the rebels it could mean we would inadvertently help alqaeda. One rebel group is effectively a branch of alqaeda. Rebel group has provided social services to build support with people in the areas it controls. If that group and others like it gain control of syrias chemical weapons, they could smuggle them out of country and use those weapons in future attacks. Robert young pelten is an author and filmmaker and spent time with alqaeda Members Around the world since the group was formed. At one point Osama Bin Laden was his neighbor. Good to see you. How are you . Im well, sir. Thank you. My question is, do you believe as others do that alqaeda is not on its heels, that alqaeda is actually inside syria flourishing . Alqaeda is in a number of countries and set up countries in places as wide ranging as somalia, afghanistan, the taliban and nigeria. Its doing well and theyre more powerful in Northern Africa and the middle east than in the early 90s. Remember they were an offshoot of us funding islamic groups. In the 80s, 6 billion was pumped in to fundamentalist groups which was spread across the the world create alqaeda today. Trace we said by helpingni t rid of Bashar Alassad we might be inadvertently helping the rebels. What about the flip side . What if we dont help the rebels . Do they say america left us hanging and were going to lean more towards alqaeda, who is giving us schools, money, food and housing in some cases . co trace, we have a mechanism set up in the 60s by president kennedy, u. S. Special forces, green beret, trained to support and train rebel groups and shape them on the battlefield. We neglected to do that. We did this in afghanistan, sent in special forces after 9 11 and shaped the government of afghanistan. Under the Obama Administration we have chosen not shape that conflict so its shaped up and were between two rotating lawn mower blades. The shia conflict and the eastwest thing and we got on the wrong side going against assad, who a moderate shia leader and ended up supporting the growth of this sunni arm of alqaeda. Trace you have long argued the u. S. Has been on its heels in the middle east and russia leading the charge. When you watch whats happening, the chess game with Vladimir Putin leading the charge, what are your thoughts . Well, first of all i think obama was playing chess, taking a long time to make complicated moves and putin was playing checkers. He stole president obamas lunch money and moved quickly to form an alliance with assad, china and iran to come up with a peace plan. As you know, the main criteria of military action is speed, surprise and balance of action. I dont think president obama understand, so now we have to deal with the u. N. And a complex group of diplomats to come up with a very unsatisfactory solution. Good to see you, thank you. Always a pleasure. Trace members of congress spent a weeklies to go why they should vote for war. Now its on hold while the world looks to russia to keep the peace. Not everybody in congress is happy. Congress has set another hearing on benghazi andco the deadly terror attack that happened there one year ago today. Why some of the victims family members are still waiting for answers. Thats next on studio b. Trace im Trace Gallagher in for shepard smith. This is studio b. Fox news confirmed the five permanent members of the United Nation Security Council will meet 30 minutes from now to hash out details of the resisting proposal to turn over syrias chemical weapons. It looks Like Congress is off the hook. The shift on strategy Means Congress wont have to take an unpopular vote on authorizing force, an issue that left both parties at odds with the president s plan. Still most lawmakers say theyre skeptical of russias proposal. Today state Department Officials made a point of saying the russian proposal is not a done deal. The details matter. Were not predetermining or presuggesting were going to approve of whatever proposal we talk through over the next several days. It has to be credible and verifiable. One of the strongest supporters of a military strike, john mccain, said the new approach is a blow to the syrian rebels. He said hes not against checking out the russian plan but that, quote, theres nothinr that will drive syrians more into the hands of extremist than to feel theyve been abandoned by the west. Mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. What now for lawmakers . Senate lawmakers moved on to other business, an Energy Efficiency bill and the difficult issue of funding the government after september 30th. Some who were skeptical about using force in syria are now saying they cannot support the president s call for limited military action. I could support a resolution if it involved the use of desighs active and overwhelming force without selfimposed limitations and without leaking to our enemies what our tactics are and what it is we would not do. Cornyn says he does not like the idea of sending our troops to war with one hand behind their backs and clearly does not like the idea of telegraphing to the Syrian Regime what the United States is willing to do. D trace . Trace what about that vote on syria . Is it ever going to happen . You get a sense of number of lawmakers are breathing a sigh of relief because it would have been a tough vote. Some said when the president comes to congress and says i need you to vote on this authorization, ultimately there should be a vote. The question now is timing. One person who wants to keep the pretty sure on the Syrian Regime is chris van holland. The Resolution Says after 30 days the president would be authorized to take very limited action if, number one, assad has not signed the convention or,ni number the president certifies theres no credible plan to put assads chemical weapons stockpile under verifiable international control. The timing is under certain because theyre waiting for the president to see how the diploma will work out so i asked a lot of senators what were doing next . They say you tell us. Trace key fundraise, whether diplomacy works out. Mike, thank you. On that notexd lets bring in pj crawly, formerni assistant secretary of state and from George Washington university. Atop jiz. Great to see you. Hi, trays. Mikeni emanuels point is go. The whole idea of the vote, it seems to be dead in the water because if in fact the diplomacy weeks, months down the line doesnt work it seems the president s not going to go back to congress to seem approval. Well go in just on my approval. Im not sure thats the case, trace. Everyone will take a pause, were Holding Pattern to see whether the russian and syrian pledges are serious. There are ways in which you can test it early. First is can you get a credible resolution through the Security Council that commits syria legally to give up its weapons. Then youre looking for a credible declaration by syria as to what they have and where it is. One of the great challenges is in inserting an inspection team, how do you keep that team safe. We saw withni the u. N. Inspectin team in damascus they were fired on as they traveled the site of the august 21 attack. Over time, how do you position these weapons so they can be destroyed. That process will take years. I think there will be a way of testing this early on to find out is it serious, can it work or not. Trace you talk about the challenges. What about the deal breakers . It seems that if we go on with this weeks and months negotiation process, whats the first sign in your estimation that Bashar Alassad is simply trying to buy time . Whats the big point we need to look for . I would move itco back to das or weekse as opposed to months. I dont think the administration will let this go on indefinitely. The first order of business is will there be a credible resolution. The value there is it brings the u. N. Back in to having a meaningful role inxd the syrian crisis, china and russia sidelined the United Nations for two years. Theres a way to see if its credible. If not, the president is probably in a stronger position coming back to congress to say i tried diplomacy, it doesnt look like its going to work, as chris just said, we need to come back to the issue of military force. I think that if this diplomacy does not work out, is not doable and credible. Its going to cause recalculations among house and senate members. Trace you talk about china and russia being the flies in the ointment of the u. N. Security council. No matter how you spin it, it appears putin really is pulling the strings on this case alone. You know, i heard the comment earlier about stealing his lunch money but this puts putin on the hook. Hes the guy that has the most significant leverage with Bashar Alassad. Russias credibility is now invested in syria as well as american credibility. ; ts client state syria that reflects badly on putin and that works to the president s favor because he can argue that, look, putin didnt deliver so my plan for military force is the only viable one on the table. Trace former assistant secretary of state, pj crawley. Good to see you. One year after the consulate attack in benghazi, a car bomb exploded there this morning near Libyan Foreign ministry building. It blew out a side wall of the building. You can see desks and Office Furniture in the rubble. Last check, no one claimed responsibility but its important to note the building housed the u. S. Consulate decades ago before the late libyan dictator Muammar Gadhafi came to power. This comes one year after the deadly assaulton the current u. S. Consulate which killed four americans including our embassador, chris stevens. Still no arrest and leaders of an independent review board which investigated that attack are set to testify as a house hearing next week. Catherine herridge is in washington now. Thank you. The review of state Department Memos and congressional testimony by fox news shows the policy decision to have a consulate in Eastern Libya was made at the highest levels of the state department that escaped blame for the benghazi attack. This action memo owe signed in december 2011, nine months before the assault, gave the operation the green light. The memo was prepared by Jeffrey Feltman who ran Near Eastern Affairs and cleared by patrick kennedy. A seasoned diplomat says kennedy would not have acted in isolation, he needed cover from clinton and others on the state departments 7th floor. I would be amazed if he had not consulted at least with deputy secretary burns and i feel for a place as sensitive as libya, with secretary clinton directly. And many others within the building. I dont think he would have made what is a really fundamentally political decision purely on management grounds. Reporter also the testimony of greg hix suggested embassador stevens felt pressure to be in benghazi. He wanted benghazi converted into a permanent operation and stevens needed to report back to the state department before the end of the budge year, september 30th. On the needed physical upgrades. Fox news has asked the state department beginning in may of this year to comment on our findingsnhr based on testimony s well as documents. But the policy decision was made at least by undersecretary kennedy or even higher to secretary clinton. We have had various responses to be frank and today they told us they werent clear on who made that policy and they would have to look into it further. Trace katherine, thank you. More continuing coverage on the crisis in syria. We heard from a republican congressman. Next reaction from the other side of the aisle. The Ranking Member of the House Arms Services committee joins us next, straight ahead on studio b. Trace more now on the reaction from congress to russias plan for syria to surrender chemical weapons. Jay carney said the u. S. Needs to keep pressure on syria for a diplomatic solution to the crisis to succeed. So far theres a healthy debate among lawmakers. Listen. The president appreciates that and youve seen his administration at every level engage with congress in any way it can to provide more information about this very important issue. Trace earlier we spoke with republican congressman michael grimm. Now lets get the democratic side, washington congressman amd adam shapiro adam smith. Thanks for joining us. Thanks for the chance. A lot of republicans believe some democrats areco relieved te votes not happening because they believe a lot of democrats wanted to support the president but were not in favor of force in syria. Were you in that camp . I dont think were relieved. We all have different positions. The biggest perspective from the democratic side is its apparent in the senate and house the president would have a difficult time getting those votes. The impact on policy would not have been good so this gives us another option, hopefully better options, to control the chemical weapons. A lot of democrats and republicans were skeptical about onetime strike, how effective it would be and what it would accomplish. The debate will continue and its far from over. We may still have that vote. Trace what if this lingers . This could go on for months. Negotiations and posturing and Bashar Alassad. What if it lingers for months . Then what . I think the singlemost important thing the problem here is we all agree assad isni terrible. Hes a war criminal. The worst war criminal in decades. He should not be in power but what is the alternative . We need time to build a reasonable alternative. Thats the policy we should pursue. I met with a number of syrian refugees, theres reasonable forces in syria fighting assad. We need to support them. Theres alqaeda and folks we dont want to see succeed. We need to build a reasonable alternative to assad and thats going to take some time. Trace john mccain said if you dont support the rebels, then why would they stick with us . Why dont they go and join alqaeda because alqaedas got money and can give them food and shelter and all the things you need to survive . No, theyre definitely saying that over there. You know, they meet with us and talk to us but they want more help. Thats why a onetime military strike focused on chemical weapons, thats an important issue but there are nther more important issues. We need to contain the damage in syria, protect jordan and israel and develop a reasonable alternative to assad or being in this awkward position of wanting to stop assad from using chemical weapons but not knocking him out of power. If we lose control of the chemical weapons, theyll probably fall under control of people that are even worse. Trace its the old saying better to deal with the devil you know than the devil you dont. Do you believe this will come to a vote in congress . You know, im not into hypotheticals or predictions. Tough uphill fight ahead of them to get those votes. Ill be honest, part of the reason is they were very, very late to coming to congress to talk about this. The president made his announcement that he was going to come to congress for this vote. Then they started talking to us. I will tell you i didnt alternately support the surge in iraq but president bush reached out to congress and said what do you think. He engaged with us. That didnt happen and that has the president playing catchup on getting the votes. Trace yep, congressman adam smith, good to see you, thank you. Thank you. Trace more complications in the syrian mess today. The israel Prime Minister with a threat for syria and its neighbor, iran. And thats next. [ male announcer ] this is brad. His day of coaching begins with knee pain, when. [ man ] hey, brad, want to trade the allday relief of two aleve for six tylenol . Whats the catch . Theres no catch. You want me to give up my two aleve for six tylenol . No. For my knee pain, nothing beats my aleve. No. Fby eating healthier, drinking plenty of water, but still not getting relief . Try dulcolax laxative tablets. Dulcolax is comfortcoated for gentle, overnight relief. Dulcolax. Predictable overnight relief you can count on. Trace the International Community must strip syria of chemical weapons. And other countries that use weapons of mass destruction must pay a price. Thats the word from israeli Prime Minister benjamint3 netanyahu speaking at a military ceremony in israel, he also said iran, syrias ally and a sworn enemy of israel, is watching to see how the world responds. Remember people in israel had recently been lining up to get gas masks fearing a u. S. Attack on syria could prompt iran to retaliate against israel. Now that syria accepted a russian proposal to hand over chemical weapons, the reaction from israelis is mixed. In my eyes, everything is its snowballed. It was normal even when the it was on the table. Im not relieved. Its a matter of time. It will explode again. I dont feel any better now. Trace some israelis say theyre concerned syrias chemical weapons could under up in the hands of israels enemies. Conner powell . Jewel let in jerusalem. For the past week or so, israel leaders have been quiet on the topic of syria. Todays comments by Benjamin Netanyahu is the first weve heard from any israel leader in the past seven days. Just as things were starting to calm down, netanyahu seemed to have taken a hard line saying not only should assads chemical weapons be taken but those who use chemical weapons should be punished. The current u. S. Position seems to be removing chemical weapons is the punishment and netanyahu seems to be calling for more. In israel there are two camps, one believes an american air strike would ignite a war that could hurt israel, another wants u. S. To hit assad to send a message to iran. Netanyahu falls in that second camp. Trace he has long term issues as well. Assad isnt punished now, the the ayatollahs in tehran will pursue nuclear weapons. The flip side is if the u. S. Were to strike syria and the assad regime, they the ayatollah may speed up their nuclear production. Trace thank you. The 12th man in sports is a wellknown thing. Fans are getting behind their teams in bizarre ways that you will see next. Clay. Mom . Come in here. Come in where . Welcome to my mom cave. Wow. Sit down. You need some campbells chunky soup before todays big game, new chunky cheeseburger. Mmm. I love cheeseburgers. I know you do. When did you get this place . When i negotiated your new contract, it was part of the deal. Cool. [ male announcer ] campbells chunky soup. It fills you up right. Trace if you need another reason to salute the flag, we have got it. The United States punched its ticket to the 2014 world cup in brazil. The Mens Soccer Team defeated mexico by 20. It was all thanks to a couple of second half goals. The invitation to the sporting event wasnt official until an hour after the game when honduras tied against panama. Its the 7th straight time the men qualified for the world cup. Then theres this before we call it a day on studio b. Its no secret brazil takes soccer seriously, perhaps too seriously. Take the case of two city teams that were in a lastminute playoff, tied 22 and one team about to score the winning goal when the other teams masseuse reportedly jumped on the field and blocked the shot. The team that should have won chased him off. The game ended in a tie and the team that should have been lost advanced. The other team is angry and threatening a lawsuit. The masseuse probably in hiding. Im Trace Gallagher in for shepard smith. Thats it for studio b. Shep back later for the fox report. Neil cavuto and your world starts right now. Neil 9 11 and today we remember two acts of terror. One targeting theni nations financial center. Another one that killed our embassador and three other americans in benghazi 12 months ago. Weve gotten the answers to this attack. Were waiting for answers to this one. Today former new york city mayor Rudy Giuliani on both. Also here, arizona senator john mccain on the threat were still facing in syria and the president s response to it. Welcome, im neil cavuto. Across the country today tributes honoring the victims of