MICHAELA PEREIRA, CNN ANCHOR: A cease-fire was set to take effect today in Syria, but instead, the only concrete plan is a meeting between U.S. and Russian representatives trying to put that plan in motion. CNN international diplomatic editor Nic Robertson live in London with the latest. Is there any hope for any progress at all, Nic?</s>NIC ROBERTSON, CNN INTERNATIONAL DIPLOMATIC EDITOR: With the pace of what's happening on the battlefield in Syria, it's a pretty dismal outlook. However, this is what was agreed in Munich last week. The United States and Russia together would have a task force of the other 17 international Syria support group, members that would work out what they called the modalities of a cessation of hostilities. And that was supposed to come into effect today. What we do know happened last night. There was a meeting between Russian and U.S. military officials late into the night in Geneva. This follows on a few days earlier between a phone -- from a phone call with President Putin and President Obama speaking about this issue of a cessation of hostilities. There is supposed to be a meeting later today with all the players. However, no one can put a time on that right now. So, what you have unfolding in Syria is increased Russian airstrikes, hospitals, schools being hit, increased advances on the ground by Syria forces, rebels fighting other rebel groups, Turkey shelling across the border into Syria. So, right now, it feels that everyone can see this cessation and cease-fire is supposed to be coming and they're trying to make land grabs as much as they can in the meantime. But will it all end on these talks tonight? It really seems unlikely -- Chris.</s>CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: Nic, thank you very much. Appreciate the reporting. Let's take a little break here. When we come back, does Donald Trump think George W. Bush lied to make a case for the war in Iraq? It is a big question. The answer matters. Where is Trump on it? Figure out for yourself, next.
Cease-fire in Syria Likely Delayed