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i'm not claiming that the turks are fans of isis. i'm saying that isis is not their number-one priority. their number-one priority is defeating kurdish forces and gaining control of a buffer zone in the northern part of syria. that is what they are going to prioritize above anything and everywhere else. they are not a reliable partner nor do they have the capability to be a reliable partner in sustaining pressure on isis. interestingly enough, if you look at what turkey will need, even if they wanted to be a sustained partner against isis, you know what they would need? logistical support from the united states of america. in essence, they can't even do what they're promising dpoo unless we're there with them to do it. but they don't want us to be there, which tells you they really just want us to leave so they can create this zone in the northern part of syria. the regime only cares about isis if they are in population areas or if isis is threatening critical infrastructure. so if isis has taken a hold of an oil facility somewhere t

now discussion about some children joint operation will russians and the reigning ins joining the turks to try and bring some kind of order to italy profits that is diplomacy that's how to plough machine works you talk you talk quietly measure you look for solutions you understand people's concerns you trying to satisfy those concerns you don't convene conferences without. preparing it why was i just i just i had no idea you're so old fashioned ok david. let me remind you about our bill after mainstream press how they said in the beginning of the syrian conflict or russia is that so with more steps and quarrelling with the sunni muslim world now with aaron sorkin they radian president they're presented here for a shiite mosque in country after a cleric. president of turkey a representative for the sunni morsel it was probably the most important one and president which in discussing the ways to resolve this syrian crisis isn't it a success and on the other hand in warsaw you know the poor media was so proud we're like the madrid conference in the wires that this is what i read. that you

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in sochi we had iran turkey and russia discussing the very difficult and game for syria because the turks made promises in last september and they're having a hard hard time monitoring those but the russians and the iranian seem to be expressing strategic patience still maybe what do you think alex well absolutely you know we come back to that would you use crafter the contrast between the lack of state craft in warsaw where the united states can few convenes a call truce where nobody of any importance turns up exposing its own isolation on this issue and response by criticizing it's own our law. rowsley into language and the very careful patient diplomacy we see in sochi where as innocent that is where as you said correctly the russians and the rain ians are now trying to get the turks out of the whole war is lisa make at least make them honor their pledges that it's not it's not really a big thick red line there keep going not exactly what i'm now hearing is that there's no discussion about some children joint operation will russians and the uranium joining the turks to try and bring so

sent that there were as you said correctly the russians and the rain ians are now trying to get the turks out of the whole war is lisa make at least make them honor their pledges that it's not it's not really a big thick red line there keep going not exactly and what i'm now hearing is that there's now discussion about some children joint operation will russians and the uranium joining the turks to try and bring some kind of order to italy profits that is diplomacy that's how to play and she works you talk you talk quietly measure you look for solutions you understand people's concerns you trying to satisfy those concerns you don't convene. without. preparing it why was i just i just i had no idea you're so old fashioned ok david you completely let me remind you about our beloved mainstream press how they said in the beginning of the syrian conflict all russia is an ally in that so with shiite more stems and quarterly and with the sunni muslim world now we have been sorting they radian president their representative or a shiite mosque in country after it a shiite cleric. president of turk

the call would hear the cases of those accused of involvement in the murder of eight ethnic turks one grief in a policewoman to bomb attacks and fifteen bank robberies in different parts of the country because. two thousand and two thousand and seven it'd look like it what would it look like to defeat. it. the ninth of september two thousand. come saturday in nuremberg in the german state the variance. and version check of flower wholesaler was on his way to deliver an order to league news history. while parked at the side of the road she was shot with a bullet from two different guns used in silence us. alive but seriously wounded she was taken to hospital but he died two times. he was thirty eight years old and the father of two children. nine months later in june two thousand and one two other ethnic turkish shopkeepers were also killed on the thirteenth of june also in nuremberg a tailor abdur-rahim also daughter was shot dead while sewing clothes then on the twenty seventh of june in hamburg a greengrocer silly man touched called through was shot three times and killed. nine mont

first is 440 turks street. it's going to be the administrative office as well as client access point for the department of homelessness and supportive housing. we're using that to deliver the project, construction. demolition has been completed as of november. we're working on a building permit and once we get the permit it will allow us to proceed into the renovation. we're currently anticipating that to be february of next month. construction completion date for 440 turk street is 2019. the other project that we have tracking under homeless service sites is the what we call the client city-owned shelters. the three locations have been identified as part of this project scope, it's 1001 hope street and 525, 5th street. once we have the scope of work, that will allow the design to proceed. currently we're anticipating design to start or kick off by the first quarter of 2019 for the shelters. the last project, i will go through is 1064-68 missions. this is a multi-agency project which includes the mayor office,

order to continue to drain if you will the swamp or from around president trump and meanwhile the turks have not made the decisive move of going to the u.n. secretary general and asking to trigger this international inquiry which is what they say they so desire what's stopping them what's preventing them from taking what could be a fairly decisive step i think the turks have learned their lessons over the last few years i think they prefer to work multilateral. really then unilaterally i think there are more than one state that is interested in the result of such a u.n. inquiry and i think they don't want to go it alone but i think also there is there's a bit of a portion of them here i mean the turks are benefiting and they benefit every day and present or do on it in particular i think he probably has a personal issue here because this or member it was my habit the so man that cold turkey do on us part of a triangle of evil just a few months ago so i think there is an issue here and the more this thing is protracted the turks are not losing anything if anyone needs to just get this th

it has to be political politically significant and i think there's two possible messages one to the turks is that yes we are serious about protecting your interests as you see it and so we're willing to keep our forces here in order to restrain the kurdish elements of the syrian democratic forces from align themselves with the p k k attack in turkey and i think the second message will be to the y.p. g. forces which is that you're not going to be abandoned we will have a presence on the ground here to restrain the turks from attacking you so in extent and in practice it looks as though these guys will almost be. there as hostages to both sides to keep them on their best behavior before this report that we're going to be no troops being left there so i think they will welcome it bear in mind you know the numbers that we have in syria is only about twenty nine hundred that is not a large number either and so they were looking at nothing i think two hundred is substantially better than nothing and you know they're there is enough in that to provide the level of support that we're willing to p

the turks can't wait to go after them. >> right. >> if we abandon the turks and let them be run overi'm sorry, abandon the kurds and let them be run over by the turks it will be a stain on this country's honor. secondly, who will help us next time? >> that's the reason. abandoning the kurds was the final straw for general mattis resigning. >> yeah. >> the second question we heard from the general there is now what? after you heard that where does it leave us? yes, a senate resolution you voted for yesterday that was proposed by mitch mcconnell. >> of all people. >> to keep troops there. now what? >> you could tell from the other questions of the general that the military is doing what they do which is follow orders and do the best they can. they are working out a plan for withdrawal and trying to do it in a thoughtful way. they're sort of back-filling on a pronouncement that had no policy undergirding at the time. by the way, everybody wants to bring our troops home. the question is how do we do it and do we do it in such a way that doesn't get us in a worse condition. for example, i

syria, and to secure a buffer zone between our kurdish partners in the fight against isis and the turks >> brennan: all right. senator coons, thank you for joining us. >> thank you, margaret. >> brennan: we'll be back in one minute with a lot more "face the nation." texas republican congressman texas republican congressman will hurd is standing by. don't go away. go ahead, ask it a question. tecky, can you offer low costs and award-winning full service with a satisfaction guarantee, like schwab? sorry. tecky can't do that. schwabbb! calling schwab. we don't have a satisfaction guarantee, but we do have tecky! i'm tecky. i ca... are you getting low costs and award-winning full service? if not, talk to schwab. >> brennan: we're back with texas republican congressman will hurd. he joins us from his district in san antonio this morning. congressman, you are directly border since about 800 miles of it are in your home district. how is this emergency declaration going to impact your constituents? >> well, i have 820 miles of the border. i'm the only republican that represents a border town, a

end it's frustrating russia it's frustrating iran it's frustrating maybe in a positive way for the turks here but maybe that's the whole point isn't it it's just to churn up this quagmire before the end of the last year or so it looks like this plan of churning and turning this quagmire is actually the real underlining policy alex go ahead and now yes i think you know we said it over and over and it's really about occupation and to me the most disheartening part of all of this peter is that these are really self-inflicted wounds that trump is putting onto himself the trapes administration is put. to themselves the conflict in syria can be resolved very very quickly if the u.s. would just pull out and they would allow the kurds to talk to the syrian government and that's the key word what dimitri said the syrian government the internationally recognized legitimate syrian government these are who the kurds need to be talking with in order to resolve this conflict once and for all but the fact you're keeping two hundred and now it's four hundred and in three months it'll be a thousand and s

also mentions that the turks gave her access to parts of that gruesome recording of the killing inside the consulate they haven't been able to independently verify that recording because they haven't been given also criticizes saudi arabia for delaying access turkish investigators access into the to carry out their forensic investigations that last of the round just over two weeks before the saudis and the turks inside if you will be giving a full report to the human rights council at the end of may beginning of june again this is something that has taken upon herself interestingly the new york times decided to publish a report today which is the day that president donald trump u.s. president faces the deadline. to decide whether the crown prince mohammed bin. is responsible for the killing this article alleges coaching anonymous american sources quoting u.s. intelligence that there are intercepts of the crown prince saying to an aide of his in september two thousand and seventeen that jamal. needs to come back to the kingdom of saudi arabia and he needs to stop the criticism of the ki

with saudi arabia but they have being is saying that saudis cooperation and collaboration with the turks that's why it's time for international investigation has come. under porter agnes come artists here yes ok yes and i just wanted to jump in there was was one wondering if we know what the u.n. is based this belief that the saudis are responsible for the murder of drug shoji what they based it on because i guess come out is key to get evidence in this case . yes yes laura she is here to get evidence but i have to again remind that this is not that investigation a visit and she took an initiative independent from the un un office chose to come and make a research about this investigation but she has been welcomed by the turkish authorities from the top level and she has been presented the evidence which shows in the investigation conducted by stumble prosecutor's office and as far as i have learned from the officials inside her meetings with the foreign minister and turkey's intel chief has been very positive and after that meeting she has said that her point of view is clear about this

turks have got their serial apparently which has been. which has been given to a select few to listen to what it they go public where it seems if we understood from the foreign minister yesterday that turkey is waiting for a number of countries to join it in order to launch that very official inquiry by the united nations so if we understand it right the foreign minister of turkey says that turkey and a number of countries will be asking officially the united nations to start the investigation and that turkey will then give all that it has to the un committee that will be overlooking this investigation well on the shower thank you very much indeed. now at least eight people have been killed fourteen police officers have been injured during protests in haiti's capital port au prince thousands of people are now demanding the president steps down there accusing him of in action against corruption kevin calvert triple. refusing to go. they marched chanted and demonstrated thousands demanding the resignation of haiti's president. the protests

though in september two thousand and eighteen there was the agreement between the russians and the turks to establish demilitarized zone within it in the province itself now the russians are here representing the syrians the turks are very angry with the syrians say that they've actually violated those terms of the demilitarized zone that have been fighting rebels with in that area and they are sticking to the terms so everything that's coming out of the region suggests that they are very focused on this idea of these demilitarized zone as though there is going to be another meeting in sochi in february february fourteenth where this is likely to come up again of course turkey is trying to get used to. it lou problems as a way of trying to stabilize the situation in syria itself in order to be able to take a look at the rest of this in syria to be what it comes to the border with turkey how it's very angry at the syrian syrians are the focus is of the russians and the turks with him and of her but as i say the russians are representing the syrian government thank you for that imran khan

political politically significant and i think there's two possible messages one to the turks is that yes we are serious about protecting your interests as you see it and so we're willing to keep our forces here in order to restrain the kurdish elements of the syrian democratic forces from align themselves with the p k k attack in turkey and i think the second message will be to the white b.g. forces which is that you're not going to be abandoned we will have a presence on the ground here to restrain the turks from attacking if they do so in extent and in practice it looks as though these guys will almost be. there as hostages to both sides to keep them on their best behavior and given your experience near and with military matters particularly with relation to the pentagon do you think that there's anything strategically on logistically that two hundred u.s. troops can actually achieve other than be as you say held hostage by both sides. well. hostage is a poor choice of words but i can't think of a better one at this point no two hundred is too small to do anything except provide li

forensic investigations that last of the round just over two weeks before the saudis allowed to the turks inside and she will be giving a full report to the human rights council at the end of may beginning of june again this is something that she's taken upon herself and also i think interesting the the new york times has decided to publish a report today which is the day that president donald trump u.s. president faces the deadline of the community need to decide whether m.b.'s the crown prince mohammed bin. is responsible for the killing well this article alleges quoting anonymous american sources quoting u.s. intelligence that there are intercepts of the crown prince saying to an aide of his in september two thousand and seventeen that jamal khashoggi needs to come back to the kingdom of saudi arabia and he needs to stop the criticism of the kingdom and if he doesn't do that then he will be given a bullet so this is damning evidence of course it is anonymous sources so much when it comes to the reporting in this case but certainly let's wait and see how this plays out whether the u.s.

it has to be political politically significant and i think there's two possible messages one to the turks is that yes we are serious about protecting your interests as you see it and so we're willing to keep our forces here in order to restrain their kurdish elements of the syrian democratic forces from align themselves with the p k k attack in turkey and i think the second message will be to the y.p. g. forces which is that you're not going to be abandoned we will have a presence on the ground here to restrain the turks from attacking you so in extent and in practice it looks as though these guys will almost be. there as hostages to both sides to keep them on their best behavior before this report that we're going to be no troops being left there so i think they will welcome it bear in mind you know the numbers that we have in syria is only about twenty nine hundred that is not a large number either and so they were looking at nothing i think two hundred is substantially better than nothing and you know they're there is enough in that to provide the level of support that we're willing to

it's possible i mean the turks are saying that this is these are their intentions and they're willing to wait until mr report is out but the initial wordings let's say from the team that was here on the ground martine a very strong you have on this saying that she believes that the murder was ordered and executed by senior saudi officials you had one of her part of her team barrenness out in a kennedy speaking to b.b.c. radio four yesterday saying again that this execution in her words was planned at the highest levels of the saudi government even the saudis are saying they're blaming certain aides but again if you look at the word aide an aide responds to a senior official these are all reading between the lines but the language from this team which is really the only nonpolitical team or team involved in looking at this murder is very damning as of yet they're still going to speak to the americans to figure out what intelligence they have but i think very interesting will be what specifics they will report on in the next coming months and whether this investigation takes place or no

following quote from the organizer if you want from the european union the council president donald turks has to be seen our cooperation is more important than ever we are not here to pretend that we agree on everything today we are here to strengthen our cooperation for the benefit of our people we need to do this together and not leave it to global powers from other regions global powers far from our region who could happy. well the hint i got from one diplomat is that it has to do with the united states and two other key players china and russia now first of all the united states regarding the middle eastern peace process the decision by donald trump to move the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem is seen as a threat to the two state solution something that the e.u. propagates and that it does concern e.u. officials here just like. representatives and leaders so a lot of common ground here on this field particularly at a time when the u.s. withdraws from a number of political fields here in the arab region particularly syria as a case an example and that leads me to the second poin

a very different from the united states to germany to france to africa to asia and i think this is turk meetings vatican is most important to understand so here to listen to understand to get the level of knowledge of each other and then there has to be defined what is your sort of words of course as i'm church is absolutely clear as bishop among his responsible for the question of sexual abuse and germs issue from ferns that six is it's the returns means zero tolerance and we try to practices in all sorts of punishment methods. and the church going to turn evidence over into civil authorities like police and prosecutors from now on. whether this question ever come through because conference has to foods jump shots conference tarsus to work with police i was judges since two thousand and two as we define in our guidelines in two thousand and ten this is not a church law over the civil nor the civil law it's always of the church. and this was real work in germany and sweden tried to continue it exactly this way and surely cut the mox would talk about is about our experiences of church an

withdraw without any kind of a local deal because they don't like any of the alternatives neither the turks you know the syrian government and that that could leave an opening. for isis thank you appreciate your analysis joshua landis direction center for middle east studies there in the university of oklahoma pleasure well now in all the stories we're covering seven people have been given a life sentences of a gun and grenade attacks at a tunisian museum and beach resorts in two thousand and fifteen sixteen people were killed in the attacks which i still claim responsibility for other defendants receive prison sentences ranging from six months to sixteen years and twenty seven were acquitted suspected mastermind behind the attacks chance of being a sunday is still at lunch. to venezuela now where the political crisis has turned into a standoff over a consignment of u.s. and sitting on the colombian side of the border the opposition is trying to work out how to get it into the country after the aid was blocked by the venezuelan military on the orders of president nicolas maduro the oppositi

an activation of our emergency operations center at the department of emergency management at 1011 turkstreet. there are key departments that are deploying assets on to the streets every day before this. this is a way for us to work together, to make sure these assets aren't out there on the streets by themselves, not understanding what the rest of the city has to offer or is doing right now. each one provides the infrastructure to coordinate and to deploy resources that we have, so we can give what we have out there on the front lines to workers who are working on our streets. this is a little bit of a geneology of about how we got here. we started with this idea we needed interdepartmental collaborations to clean the streets heavily impacted by en campments. a hot spot crew goes out together with the homeless officers and homeless outreach teams to go to areas that are heavily impacted. >>> the successes from this, we realized we needed a navigation center, and import practices that are prevalent for low-barrier shelters to resolve en campments in philadelphia and new york. and we sta

around the city of miami beach in the syrian province of aleppo they don't mention the fact that the turks are also as well now like they say these are to try and prevent free syrian army and the syrian democratic forces from clashing clearly a consensus by the russians. what more do we know about the eisel fighters sort of have been captured by the syrian democratic forces. well captured is a very strong word sees what we're hearing from some sources on the ground when it comes to the fight against isis. village which is the last remaining place is that two hundred and forty one. have given themselves up and are now in custody of syrian democratic forces they include women and children now what normally happens is the eisel fight is taken to a prison where they they interviewed and processed and kept in that prison the women and the children are taken to a separate camp for women and children of ice will fight is in another place but this is a very large number of. given themselves up to two hundred forty one is a huge number particular if you think about the estimates of around six hundr

item 23, the joint applicant with turk 500 associates for the project at 500 turk street authorizing the city to assume joint and federal liability of the completion of the project required by the grant program for the term agreement, and for item 24, as a joint applicant with mercy housing california, a.c. transit or the san francisco county transportation authority for the affordable housing project at treasure island, parcel 31, if successful , authorizing the authority to assume joint and federal liability for the completion of the project as required by the program terms, and to adopt the findings. >> okay. colleagues, can we take these items, same house same call? without objections, these resolutions are adopted. what number are we on? >> can we take -- can we have the next item because. >> item 25 is a resolution to retroactively approve a 74 million-dollar grant agreement between the department of homelessness and supportive housing, and the tenderloin housing clinic for supportive housing services for formerly homeless adults through june 30 th, 2018, retroactive authorizat

it is moving at an okay speed that you may want to use alternate routes to avoid the activity with turk, california, good streak to get in and around that area of the richmond district. >>> elsewhere we have some hot spots with slow-and-go conditions working your way due to the accident just reported eastbound 580 at grove we blocking one lane in the non- commute direction. we will see delays as the morning commute progresses. on 80 at the east shore freeway and central westbound we have an injury accident involving a motorcycle with three lanes completely shut down. you can see the line of red with the speed down to 4 miles an hour in some spots. here's a live shot of the backup, pretty much a parking lot through this area. the traffic is backed up to san pablo dam road and you san pablo avenue for the alternate. you will see extra conditions of the bay bridge with 52 minutes from highway 4 to the maccarthur maze. all approaches have delays with metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza so it is slow- and-go from this area into san francisco. the san mateo bridge looks a little b

the call would hear the cases of those accused of involvement in the murder of eight ethnic turks one grecian a policewoman two bomb attacks and fifteen bank robberies in different parts of the country because. in two thousand and two thousand and seven a little booklet leading. the fight to defeat. the ninth of september two thousand. come saturday in nuremberg in the german state of the variance. and version check of flower wholesaler was on his way to deliver an order to league news history. while parked at the side of the road she was shot with a bullet from two different guns used in silence us. alive but seriously wounded she was taken to hospital he died two times. he was thirty eight years old and the father of two children. nine months later in june two thousand and one two other ethnic turkish shopkeepers were also killed on the thirteenth of june also in their own burg a tailor abdur-rahim also daughter was shot dead while sewing clothes then on the twenty seventh of june in hamburg a greengrocer silly man touch called crow was shot three times and killed. nine months after

the russians and the turks who've been in the goshen for quite a long time now to get the patrols going to try and bring from them the peace to the countryside that quite apart from. the last the imran khan speaking to us from ghazi untapped and we'll be bringing you more on that as it happens. the u.s. house of representatives has passed a resolution to end american military involvement in the saudi and he led war in yemen the measure now faces a contentious fires in the senate and president on trump says he'll veto it she had to tansey reports from washington d.c. this is a five minute. this is the vote that the house of representatives then controlled by the republicans refused to allow last year with control having shifted to the democrats passage of a resolution demanding u.s. involvement in the yemen war it was never in doubt nearly the bombs that have fallen say the same thing made in the united states of america they fall on weddings they fall on hospitals and on homes they fall on funerals rep refugee camps and school busses i am mindful that this debate is taking place a day a

to avoid that area used turk, california or visit daryl as alternates. >>> the company blue the spurs out of the building and tommy smyth gets the spotlight before the game went missing the gold- medal performance. the only thing that went wrong was the rejection of klay thompson by the realm, missing twice all night. they scored 49 points in the third quarter thanks to these easy buckets like this. kevin durant had 43 and keeps moving with curry wide open and the warriors are up by 16. getting coffee from downtown, turning around before the shot evening goes and the fans are loving it. the warriors one back by 39 but kevin durant is upset about the stories surrounding his impending free agency and he let the media have it. >> i am saying let's just play basketball. now i don't want to talk to you all, come on, grow up. grow up. i don't trust none of you. every time i say something it gets twisted in so many different publications, trying to tear me down. when i don't say nothing is a problem. >> how is the team plane? >> i am done. you know you don't care about that. >> i just asked

the tanks are very interesting late the russian news agency tells doesn't mention the fact that the turks are involved in these patrols and said it released a statement saying russian military police patrols are closely following developments around the city of monday's in the syrian province of aleppo now whilst all of that is going on the battle against eisel by syrian democratic forces in the village of old rules still continues now we are hearing reports from pro syrian democratic forces media that some two hundred forty one i still find says have given themselves up to syrian democratic forces now what happens next is those fighters will be taken to a specific prison for myself i says they've given themselves up but they're all women and children amongst this number as well we don't know how many they are taken to a separate camp for the women and children of fighters now what impact this will have on the battle against isis remaining. remains to be seen because we would hearing and nationally that there was some six hundred thousand are still fighting most of them foreign fighters w

the turks care about the kurds.ted states has to lead and when we don't bad things happen. >> in afghanistan where he's reportedly want to drop from 14,000 troops to 7,000, that would be a significant and somewhat rapid draw down. what's your reaction to that? >> we need to maintain a counterterrorism capability. half the world's terrorist organizations exist in that border region. if pakistan destabilizes that's about five times the population of afghanistan with nukes. we have an interest in staying engaged there too. i'm sorry it's a difficult, long, hard proposition, but we cannot revert. we cannot leave our gains behind. we have to make sure the afghans build to the point where they can take care of the problem themselves. what those troop numbers look like that's completely with his and the pentagon's prerogative. we have to maintain a footprint there. we have to stay on offense. we're going to fight it in damascus or kansas city. there's a false pretense in washington on both sides of the aisle that if we jus

protagonists in this case russia iran and turkey have very specific demands for the time being that the turks want everything gets east northeast of syria the russians want everything that's north west of syria. the iranian wants the syrian society they want to infiltrate the syrian society and they want to normalize relations with the syrian society they want to have more influence within syria and it happened to be that the fourth was not in sochi bashar assad he wants basically paedo any attempts at building a new constitution in the country that would put his future in jeopardy so i think the future in the future in sochi depends whether each one of the protagonists will agree to the demands of the others and it's not clear to me that russia will agree to turkey moving to the north east or turkey agreeing to russia or moving to the north western source of force now in war so it's much more fluid than that in in war so the united states is trying to put together some kind of an international effort that i think it failed to do so in the middle east but say it tried over the last several mo