美国有线新闻 CNN 2013-09-06

 First up today we'll talk about the MiddleEastern nation of Syria. Its President Bashar al-Assad says the Middle Eastwill explode if Syria is attacked. US Secretary of State John Kerry sayssamples from inside Syrian tested positive for signatures of sarin gas. That'sa chemical weapon. The US says considered taking actions against Syria andmoved warships 1 into the area near the country. Congress has the power to clear war,but the president can order a military strike. Jimmy Karst reports on what'sgoing on.

 
In a city thatfeasts on political theatre, it was high drama just past high noon. Aspresident Obama told the world he hold back the brink 2 of military strike againstSyria.
 
I wanna seek forauthorization of the use force from the American people representatives and thecongress. 
 
Agedpresident say president Obama decided 4 to go in a different direction at almostthe last minute. Approximately 6pm Friday, the president made the astonishingchanging plans to seek congressional authorization 3.
 
The question iswhat wave we collectively, what we in the world gonna do about it.
 
Just hours beforethe Presidents of brook 5 move, Secretary Kerry had made a passionate 6 case forurging action. But Aids say what Kerry in the rest of the president team didnot know is that Mr. Obama had been privately 7 kicking around the idea, seekingapproval from congress for days. As Kerry was turning up the heat, thePresident seemed to turn it down.
 
I am very clearthat the war is generally a war, certainly, U.S. has gone through all decadesof war. People understandably we want to be focus star, the business werebuilding economy here and putting them back to work. And I assure you nobodyends up be more worried than me. The debate count is one congress andlaw-makers from both parties still have questions. 
 
In my view,the us military force is just defined to protect the vital security of unitedstates, and today this administration does not focus on these interests.
 
I don't see where America is threatened, Idon't see where national security is threatened, and perhaps between now andthe time we get back to Sep 9, the president will have information that wouldallow the congress inevitably 8 to see where the danger is.
 
The administration official tell the presidentstill reserve the right to take military action as one top official put itcommander in chief still has the authority to act even the congress said no.
 
Officials in japan reported a jumped radiationlevel in Fukushima nuclear power plant. It melted down after earthquake tsunamistrike in 3.11 2011. The measurement will take in pipes and containers holdingcontaminated water. Radiation is flow of particles in waves, it was tested inunique cables, and in industrialization like us and Japan, and people arenaturally expose to about 3C per year. High accelerating one of these planttanks 1800C per hour. High dose radiation can lead to a widely health problemsthey can potentially be deadly.
 
The company ownsthe power plants says it is confident it can keep worker safe while they dealwith problems. The radiation can also spread this animation 9 shows the radiationfrom Fukushima makes its way through Pacific Ocean. Experts say thecontamination is reduced so with it cross out of the world.
 
The first timeDiana Nyad try to swim from Cuba to Florida, she had to stop becausewater, that was 1978 when she was 29 years old. On Saturday, The 64 year oldjumped into the water for her fifth attempt. On pass swim, Nyad wentinto the problem with jelly fish, serious stings cut her third and fourthattempt short. This time, Nyad wore a special suit and mask forprotection. The path from K* to Key West around 100 miles, it was estimatedthat Nyad would take about 80 hours to make it, she did it in 53,walking on to the beach on Monday afternoon. Diana Nyad was the firstperson ever to swim from Cuba to Florida without a protective shark cage.