please come forward. reporter: standing strong beside her, jay s son, holding a picture of his dad. they not only killed him, they killed me. they killed him. they killed us. and it is very hard. reporter: these bullet holes at the home on castle way, a reminder of that terrible day back in july. a witness that night claims a black male knocked on the door and pointed a gun at him. the suspect demanded that he called mr. pierre to the door. reporter: when he did, the maot took off. we know that jay was targeted. but what we don t know is why. reporter: the only clues police will release are these photos. take a good look. this woman is a person of interest and may know who pulled the trigger. the answers that police and his family are desperately searching for. i beg you. please, somebody, who is watching right now, i know you are watching right now. somebody for you to do for you, do it for me. please come forward. reporter: a very sad situation for this fa
laboratory analysis. three weeks away. footage of soldiers performing drills with paymenttriotic music while president asad s regime is blaming the obvious chemical attack on rebels. good to have you with us. confident and ready to strike at a moment s notice, president obama said his defense team is ready to strike syrian targets when given the order to do so. this mission is not time-sensitive. it will be effective tomorrow or next week or one month from now. and i am prepared to give that order. but having made my decision as commander in chief, based on what i am convinced is our national security interests, i am also mindful that i am the president of the world s oldest constitutional democracy. that s why i have made a second decision. i will seek authorization for the use of force from the american people s representatives in congress. for the last several days, we ve heard from members of congress who want their voices to be heard. i absolutely agree. this mor
news has been breaking all day. i want to begin with the statement from president obama. . he is going to ask congress to vote first. in a statement on the white house lawn, the president says the u.s. should target syrian government sites. he wants to get approval from congress. lawmakers are not due back from their summer break until september 9th. president obama also indicated he won t wait for a report by u.n. chemical weapons inspectors, nor will he look for approval from the u.n. security council. our whi white house correspondent mike vaquiera, a big surprise from the president, mike. sgl we had a tip that he was not going to announce imminent action. the destroyers were in place. secretary kerry had laid out the indictment in the eyes of the administration yesterday. the evidence collected by intelligence sources had made some of that public about four pages worth. the president spoke to this yesterday making it clear that a limited, so-called surgical strikes, were
launches his party s election campaign. and the environmentalists with chain saws. we re deep in the indonesian jungle where it s man versus nature again. first, former south african president nelson mandela has been discharged from hospital after almost three months. he s being treated for a lung infection in pretoria. the south african government says the former president and antiapartheid leader is still in a critical condition. tonya page joins me now live from johannesburg. his condition is described as critical and at times unstale. why is he being allowed to go home? reporter: well, i think the reason for that is explained by the south african president s office, which is the official conduit of all information pertaining to the former president s health. they make it clear that they have reconfigured parts of the former president s home in the house and suburb in johannesburg to allow for intensive care treatment at his home. they say that the same medical team,
prime miles per hour sisters and prisoners has died at age 74. but first, the arab league is meeting in cairo to talk about how best to respond to the suspected chemical attacks in syria. united nations chemical weapons inspectors have started analyzing evidence they gathered from the sites of the attacks in damascus. u.s. president obama said he will seek approval from congress before ordering any military intervention but that could be in less than two weeks. sue turton is cairo for us. sue, over to you. reporter: yes, i am at the arab league headquarters where we have already had a meeting of the acbassador to the 22 member states here to discuss the real discussions this afternoon when they start to talk about syria. we are hearing from the libyan foreign minister who is saying anything they discuss must be on international law and not be in line with international law. it s not seeing that there is going to be any kind of green light really given to a backing of the u.