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uk refuses to take back isil fighters from syria.g growing problem for some time fiow. a long growing problem for some time now. the uk have to decide what to do with people who've left britain. also iraq and some places. at the moment, not sure what to do. the government city do not have the necessary resources to deal with... we are going to have to face up to this. one of the big problems highlighted in this story is there are multiple children among these fighters. the children are completely innocent but in a completely innocent but in a completely busted because of who their parents are and what their parents have done. at the moment, it seems the uk government don't know what to do. completely uncharted territory but we need to look at human rights for the children involved but also looking at what we can do to bring them tojustice and the british sense. we're going to hear a lot more this but as it seems we are approaching the end game in syria. slowly but surely. we have that many young prince, often university educated stud

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be reasonable we take more time and we sort of kick the can down the road a bit more in barber of isil bringing us up to date on briggs that from brussels thank you barbara montenegro's government has proposed a fighting people if they don't stand during performances of the of the country's national anthem the government says that it wants to ensure people's respect for montenegro's identity by fining people up to two thousand euros montenegro is a small nation in the balkans it declared independence in two thousand and six splitting away from the larger serbia after a referendum but there's still a sizeable serbian minority in montenegro many of whom think that the two countries shouldn't have gone their separate ways so critics of the legislation and many serbs believe that the proposed fine could stir up ethnic tension. many montenegrins feel compelled to stand when they hear the national anthem bright dawn of my but soon if the government has its way people who don't rise when it's performed in public could face a fine of up to two thousand euros. but. those who do not want to stan

if mister west isil talking to the president god bless him. >> host: so talking about the black unemployment rate what is the reaction? . >> i am so glad i am an american i hope every american has a job and can take care of their family i also know we have to invest in the future of this country and in the workforce we are competing with other countries putting out what i call wonderful products and innovation in manufacturing so we have aer lot to - - a lot of work to do but when it comes to the economy i want it to work for everyone not just the top 10 percent but the bottom 90 percent because we all should enjoy the prosperityks of our country. >>caller: good morning. i have admired you for years and it is just a thrill to even be able to talk to you there are a lot of things that our important besides women's issues we've talked about children and medical . . . . bae democratic convention in new york i watched as the little girl, 16-years-old. and i was right in my diary i want to be a campaign manager by the time i'm 40. i became manager at 39. texas has so many great women of course an

americans again to cooperate against islamic state the americans are bombing us while we fight isis or isil the latest suggestion of direct talks between the taliban and washington came from the u.s. state department last friday. this is the ministration has made it clear that it is prepared to engage with and participate in the goshi asians with both the taliban and the afghan government and if the leadership of the taliban doesn't want to negotiate with the americans there's never wanted this and the leadership of the taliban never gave permission to any member to negotiate on their behalf u.s. defense secretary james mattis had a meet and greet with the afghan president in kabul they finally decided to play nice in a bid to get the taliban down to talks but just one day before their words of peace washington dropped a big f. thirty five b. bomb on the taliban looks like the peace process is getting off on the right foot especially when the u.s. has for years led up to this moment promising both talk and terror i want to reinforce to the taliban that the only path to peace and political l

you know, in those ten years, we have had maliki, we‘ve had isil, the defacing of all those ancient artefacts if it‘s worth it any more. i hope that we've learned our lesson when it comes to trying to fix other countries and not focusing as much on our own. i feel like we look outward a little too much, if you like. there is a lot to do here on the home front. it is interesting talking to the soldiers about where they have emerged politically as a result of their life experience and their service. a couple of them feel really there is nobody now who represents them politically in the american setup. one of them is a keen trump supporter. but the thing that unites all of them is a strong feeling that america should no longer be the world‘s policeman, and should be focusing on problems at home. in oklahoma, cody has his own release in hobbies, most of all deer hunting with his brother. he makes his own bullets and built this rifle. he has remarried and believes that‘s turned his life around. i met my new wife, miranda. she really got me, she understood me. she totally, she said, hey look, man,

at a50 metres high, it is enough to fit the isil tower and a few olympic sized swimming pools.t as well as being the world's is, it is also the thinnest with only a slim four metres between the roof of the cave and the road above. the cave is in fengshan county, already popular with tourists because of its mountains, countless caves and underground tunnels, many of which have remained unknown until now. experts say this cave is mostly intact and sediments are well preserved and now hopeful that these discoveries will help them better understand how caves are formed in the area. a giant mural that's not been seen for nearly a century has been uncovered in rome. bal tic tac by the italian painter giacamo balla was found on the ground floor of a building owned by the bank of italy. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. art can appear in the most mundane of places. behind the walls of this fairly nondescript building, something from the past and the future. this mural, called bal tic tac, a riot of red and blue and yellow was created to adorn the entrance of a popularjazz cafe in the 1920

th isil something she do in malawi and kenya signa is only the beginning of her time here and she wants to build a long term relationship. she is there to say ameca does care, america wants to be involved and to do whatever they can to help. >> there's a good reason kanye west didn't release his album. >> yeah. it's not done. >> and tracking showers for the evening commute. plus, we'll >>> everyone you with a looking forward to it, after thel" " performance but he says he'll take some time off because it's not done yet. ul will go to africa to take in there and the nature. >> so why did he bring it up? >>t's kanye. we can expect this. but his wife kim kardashian tweet that wehould expect the album november 23rd. >> and is there somettng significbout it? >> black friday. that's about it. >> so hopefully there will be a deal on it. >>ay so you've done a celebrity search online to get the latest gossip? it turns out that celebrity searches for p cple withtain names are dangerous. >> i could not believe it. if you googled ruby rose, you could possibly get a virus on your computer. that's no

it says growth isil concentrate social feeds and more on messaging and video, which seems to be what peoplet slowing grow the housing report which for my money is the schiller, i hopeoi over 10% for the year. one of my ways of saying growth is slowing. they're still going up, just not as fast, only 10% less affordable houses than last year. >>> other news, lime says some of its scooters might catch fire. the ones taken off the street are not in san francisco but in the south bay. lime had to call the fire department to its own warehouse. part of the problem is where the battery pack is located on the bottom of the scooter. the weight down low for the center of gravity but that's also where rocks and other things will hit it and damage it, and we've seen this pro a fine. >> i wonder how often they check them or able to. >> they have to charge them so i would imagine they train their charging people to check for damage. >> thanks, scott. >>> it's 5:17 right now. "today in the bay" viewers are gearing up for the holiday today. thank you for all your pictures. this one is from clint card

gains year after the company said it sees a higher full-year forecast, though it thinks the weaken, it isillting on cost and margins, giving investors positive sentiment this morning. anna: dani burger with the mid-cap movers. in italy, really important story for us. italian in saw falling for us today after a report the government will cut its budget deficit targets. the ruling populace agreed to a shortfall of 2.2% in 2020. that is down from a planned 2.4%. joining us, the managing director and deputy director of research at two mayo intelligence. let's talk about italy and that your thoughts on the u.k.. that is another political stories you have thoughts on. let's discuss what is going on in italy. are you optimistic or pessimistic, described for us where you think the story goes next? >> this is the new normal of the political conversation in europe and rich democracies. a restructuring of the party political space with populist forces really defining the political conversation. all this back and forth, speculation this morning, didn't mean the 2.4%, where are we heading next? this vola

levin: congressman member darrell isil wrote the book release and with 16 called watchdog.ead the book in anticipation of running against mr. i cities of one of the key responsibilities of the lead singer branch was to be a check on the executive in case the executive attempted to run amok. he was riding in the context of president obama who he called the most corrupt president. think about that. he called barack obama when of the most corrupt presidents and now donald trump with the emoluments clause violations anything else we are saying, all the smoke that is there, we just need to know where it's going to lead. we need to get to the truth. >> do believe in the existence of a deep state? levin: no, don't pick anything this president and this administration perhaps is attempting to create one. harkey: a deep state, there is a bureaucracy and let me tell you what happens. if you upset the apple cart you have defined the people in the state government that are willing to work with you. i think a lot of this constant like back and forth is not helpful. you don't want to get