starr and the commission for adopting them. are there any other members of the public who would like to testify on this item? public comment is closed. i would like to move the amendment. we will take that without objection and send the item, as amended and come into the board with recommendation without objection. mr. starr, you will not be hearing from any of us for the next month. supervisor safai you might hear from. madame clerk can you read the fourth and final item. . item number 4, 190477,g to receive a report from the san francisco public utilities commission on options for improving electric service through acquisition, construction, or completion of public utilities, pursuant to resolution no. 174-19, adopted april 9, 2019, and in accordance with charter, section 16.101; and requesting the san francisco public utilities commission to report. >> supervisor peskin: thank you. i would like to first acknowledge the great work of the san francisco puc. i always break for station identification and say not the california p

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ken starr would know a lot about that. it happened every day.lly today james lankford the republican senator on the intelligence committee in the senate said that investigation of all this would have to start with the biden's because we are all the time that they are errors absolute no evidence that joe biden did any of the stuff and yet we don't get the sense that people are digging very hard for it. so it's going to have to change if democrats go ahead with what they are saying they are going to do which is to impeach the president on this ukraine issue. >> laura: again, the fact that hunter biden has not appeared to give an interview on morning joe or, like a friendly forum where they maybe have coffee in the morning and hang out with her friends. it's bizarre, strange. >> he did do a story with the new yorker a few weeks ago and everybody thought it was kind of a preemptive story to try to get -- >> laura: it wasn't great. >> it wasn't good but it probably wasn't -- >> laura: not complete. i want to get back to this. menendez, durbin, leahy

we'll bring in ken starr former independent counsel.he perfect guest at the moment to take us through a lot of things. >> julie: a little experience. >> bill: think about the 1990s where public was or where it moved to. where are we in the state of play this morning, sir? >> well, for starters, bill and julie, we got on the wrong street. we're on impeachment alley and we should be on oversight street. there is a legitimate reason for oversight. the reason we shouldn't be on impeachment alley, there is no evidence as i see it of treason, high crimes and misdemeanors. with all due respect to the house of representatives and speaker they got way ahead of themselves and jumped the gun. politics was more than a little to do with this. but this is a serious constitutional process and i'm so glad you had this clip from senator lindsey graham. if he is not on board. if people like mitch mcconnell aren't on board this is given what we know and what we can reasonly expect utterly doomed to fail. that's a terrible thing for the country. leave poli

alone barbara starr you're watching out as they are live from london also coming up condemnation and the anger over benjamin if the else plan that makes most of the jordan valley we have reaction from the palestinians who live there hundreds of nigerian nationals fly home from south africa after a week of violence targeting foreigners and another blow for boris johnson a scottish court rules that the u.k. prime minister a suspension of parliament was under lawful. hello thank you for joining us iranian leaders have welcomed donald trump's decision to sack national security adviser john bolton the u.s. president says bolton had fallen out with other senior aides and had made mistakes meanwhile iran's president hassan rouhani says the u.s. should use the opportunity to push warmongers aside hold the bill honeyed reports. the world has breathed a sigh of relief that was iran's 1st reaction to the parchin of u.s. national security adviser john bolton iran's foreign minister zarif said the united states thirst for war should end along its warmonger in chief president has an rouhani adding

ken starr said it. he didn't like some of the wording that was used in there. it's a problem. he said it's not a crime. >> brian: so much of this conversation is about whether or not this is a crime. even about, "don't you think it's a problem the president did this?" i don't hear a lot of serious saying, "there isn't something here that i don't like." there is proof of the question is, i'm going to overturn an election based on will be see in the transcript? most people would say that's not a great prospect. i know the polling you will cite here. the people are concerned about having the vote overturned in a process that is highly, highly partisan, highly, highly political. >> melissa: it's interesting that mary anne said at the beginning that there's no clear quid pro quo. it doesn't say, "if you do this, i will do that." but it never says that. i just wonder, this is kind of the point that we get to, whether it's the clinton foundation or everything with the bidens, or president trump calling about ukraine. it's all kind of the same thing. but you know it's implied. if you

to buy guns at gun shows without completing a background check, taking a background check in ken starr's essentially irrelevant. it was in 2015 that the citizens of oregon closed that craigslist loophole and it was in the year 2018 when they closed it to the legislature quote the boyfriend loophole. saying if anle individual has a restraining order against them or a stocking conviction, they shouldn't have theg ability to buy a gun in our state. now, i do a lot of town halls. i i do one in every county every year. at the end of this year i'm hitting about 400 town halls from the time i been in the ascendant. my 36 counties i give to each year, 22 of them are what we as being politically very red counties. and gun violence comes up all the time. and yet even in those conservative red counties, people are incredibly supportive of having a background checks system nationally like oregon hasig created. because right now in oregon it's kind of a a big hole if someboy just ignores the background check by going across the border to another state to buy guns. of course we have straw buyers only

. >> the white house has started to receive subpoenas from the independent counsel kenneth starr seekingecords involving monica lewinsky. >> reporter: during a deposition in the paula jones lawsuit clinton was questioned about an extra marital affair with lewinsky and denied it later with reporters. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman miss lewinsky. >> reporter: the first lady suggested it was all some sort of conspiracy. >> this vast white ring conspiracy that has been conspiring against my husband isn't the day he announced for president. >> reporter: seven months later clinton admitted he did have a relationship with lewinsky. >> while my answers were legally accurate i did not volunteer information. >> reporter: the issue wasn't the affair so much as he lied about it. there were concerns he asked others to lie, too, though denied doing so. still, independent counsel kenneth starr investigated later telling the house judiciary committee clinton chose deception. >> the evidence suggests that the president repeatedly tried to thwart the legal process in the jones matter.

ken starr. tell us about the dangers of doing this or not? would you put out the transcript or not, sir? >> good morning, bill. not at this time. i don't think there should be a rush. there are dangers. the precedent of a president -- any president making public transcripts of confidential conversations by their very nature. conversation with a foreign leader is whatever the subject is, it is sensitive and goes to the relationship if not to substance. now, that having been said there is a competing principle, accountability and checks and balances. so i think the senate is suggesting appropriate middle course, let's have the senate intelligence committee conduct its investigation and knows how to handle confidential information without the world necessarily needing to know. we're seeing the dynamic because of all of the background of impeachment which is unfortunate but it is a reality. >> bill: i didn't hear you say no entirely but perhaps no eventually or even maybe yes eventually. ron johnson said this. it's a very dangerous precedent and

. >> chris hahn and fox news contributor kenneth starr, welcome to you both. >> thanks for having us. that was tweeting this, schiff knows a lot of people watching will think that is what the transcript said. it is not. the whole point is that the transcript doesn't say what schiff just said it said. >> there is a compelling need to get things right and not to play actor, to go on stage and pretend. we are talking about the president of the united states. what we used a comedy between branches, respect between the branches would just tell the chairman don't act this way. it is sophomoric and unpardonable especially given the nature of this, the international relations, foreign relations of the united states to do anything other than the fact and just the fact. >> it undermined his argument here, this is what britt hume tweeted out, if the conversation were as damning as schiff would like he would have simply read directly from it instead of making up dialogue, not surprising in light of the extravagant collusion claims or two years, undercutting himself. >> i don't think he is undercu

the crisis is about the clarity, and that is the clarity around the clear next to seth starr, what the towards the 17th of october and beyond, and this is one of the things, the earlier commentator was talking about, it is creating a lack of certainty, creating a lack of clarity for business, and that is worrying. mark, the conservative party conference starts on sunday. are you going? i am not going, no. they are trying to push saying let's get brexit down and let's talk about the agenda that the party wants to bring forward. why are you not going? the same thing has come from the word go, and that is that we need a deal, we need a compromise, and the key question is whether he can come back from the european council on the 17th of october with a deal and he can put it in front of parliament and they are enough people on either side of the debate here who fear that they are going to lose completely what they are after. how will they address the conservative party at the conference? he is a leader of the party, the prime minister had, he has been defeated six times in parliament since

here now is former counsel fox news contributor ken starr..t seems the fbi, mccabe specifically, spent more time trying to clean up their conflicts than actually pursuing wrongdoing here. >> yeah. sort of a lack of focus on what's really important as the save your skin, do what you need to do to preserve your job or whatever but that's right from the kiev's own which we now have. we see now that he was scurrying around, in fact he said he spent the better part of the day working at "the wall street journal" trying to shape the story and so forth instead of doing what the fbi should be doing. and all of us had to do of course with andrew mccabe's alleged conflicts because of his spouse and ties to the clintons through the governor of virginia and so forth. we need the fbi to focus on what's important and andrew mccabe did not seem to be doing that. >> laura: i want to go on to another couple of issues. can the impeachment mania that has just gripped the democrat party, pelosi comes out, she was asked about this today. a new step toward impeachm

between republicans and democrats and how they're treating the press and how the press treated ken starr versus how they treated bob mueller. do you think now mueller testimony has happened, do you think the press will turn on bob mueller? >> guest: i think they did already. he did an immediate turn on him. it's interesting, and we cannoh his press conference and said that donald trump was innocent, on the collusion charge, there was about 12-24 hours of stunned silence in the news media. he didn't know what to do because they all expected, all of them expected that he is going to come out with something series against the president. but then the democrats, jerry nadler and company started beating the drums about this ain't over yet and we're going to investigate it because 16 lawyers and gazillions of dollars in three years later, they didn't do the jobs and we will. immediate pivoted to the democrats and just articling than that way. were going to get to the truth now. basically they threw mueller under the bus after three years of declaring what an honorable man he was. he was useless

>> barbara starr at the pentagon. thank you so much.ter @jaketapper or @the lead cnn. >> happening now, breaking news, intelligence impasse. cnn has learned the intelligence inspector general suggested to lawmakers that the whistleblower complaint about president trump that's being when would from them raises concern about multiple actions, possibly by multiple people. terrorist arrest, multiple charges against a jersey man who authorities say scoped out several targets for an attack by hezbollah. >>> iran warns about all-out war

let's go to our pentagon correspondent, barbara starr.ing any details about this military deployment? >> not yet, wolf, even though it was announced friday night. still here we are on monday, and tonight the pentagon, we are told, still looking at exactly what it wants to send. what the exact requirement is. they talked about sending air and missile defense assets. that could mean fighter jets, it could mean pretty missile batteries to protect, help protect critical infrastructure inside saudi arabia. that is a very different mission for the u.s. military than it's been doing in the region. there will be a lot of questions about how all of this will work, and if you are about to try to deter iran, how will you know when there is success, and those u.s. troops can maybe come home. >> barbara, the house speaker, nancy pelosi, over the weekend said it was outrageous the trump administration was doing this without specific congressional authorization. how is the administration legally justifying deploying troops to saudi arabia, the united ar

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and brett kavanaugh worked for ken starr.ng stier and kavanaugh's combative relationship goes back 25 years. the "times" also says last year matt stier alerted senators and the fbi about his accusation but they didn't investigate. we know democratic senator chris coons sent stier's accusation to the fbi and leaders of the senate judiciary, but it's unclear if the information was ignored, found not credible, or simply could not be corroborated. and when the "times" finally corrected its story saying that friend of stier's victim says she does not recall the incident, even liberal media outlets were stunned. watch. >> why is there this glaring omission in the "new york times" story? there were mollie hemingway and others on twitter were saying that, in fact, she had no recollection of this happening and her friends were saying the same thing. >> this allegation is similar to a claim debra ramirez made against brett kavanaugh but ramirez first told ronan farrell there was no sexual misconduct. later she said she couldn't be sure

>> i went back and looked at the kenneth starr par and ken starr actually used the word impeachment multiple times and he was far more directed, i don't know -- that's not necessarily to say coordinated which the republicans on the hill but moving in that direction, and look, i think mueller was circumspect and he was measured in what he did. some parts of it seemed unnecessarily opaque and inscrutable to me. i think he should have been clearer about it. the reality -- >> you think he did do a disservice. >> what he ended up telling us when he had his press conference and came to capitol hill the reason they did not indict the president of the united states for obstruction of justice because of the department of justice policy that doesn't allow them to. that is the reason they did not indict took place. >> what about sin knicks in washington -- >> cynics outside of washington who look at washington and say, nobody here wants to do anything, nobody wants to get anything done, they just want to pretend like they're getting something done and then just stay in power. what do you say to those w

cnn's barbara starr kicks off our coverage from the pentagon. >> reporter: standing next to his new national security adviser, president trump still stopping short of military action against iran for its alleged attack on saudi oil facilities. >> we're really at a point now where we know very much what happened. >> reporter: secretary of state mike pompeo shortly before landing in saudi arabia for talks with crown prince mohammed bin salman told reporters that the strikes were an iranian attack on an unprecedented scale calling it an act of war. >> there were no americans killed in this attack but any time you have an act of war of this nature, there is always risk that that could happen. >> reporter: however, pompeo did not provide details definitively showing the attack was launched from inside iran. today saudi defense officials showing the world remnants of what they say are alleged iranian missiles and drones used in the massive attack that disrupted world oil markets. iran denies involvement but the saudis insist that the weapons are of iranian origin. >> that attack was launched from

barbara starr is at the pentagon tonight with more. what do we know about the deployment? is came as soon as esper and dunford left the white house. they came here back to the pentagon and talked to reporters, saying that the decision has been made. there will be a deployment of u.s. troops and air and missile defense systems to saudi arabia and the united arab emirates. as far as saudi arabia goes, of course, it's at the request of the kingdom after that iranian -- believed to be iranian attack on their oil facilities that was so devastating, that did impact world oil markets. the pentagon said the weapons were of iranian origin. what this tells us is now they are basically agreeing that the saudis are not able to fully defend their own oil installations. there will be have to be u.s. assistance. this may be patriot missiles. it may be aircraft. they're going to work now to identify the units and the troops that will be going to saudi arabia. expect to see several hundred troops go in the coming weeks, anderson. >> barbara starr, thanks very much. >>> i'm going to return

first, judge starr, come back. >> i agree. i agree, i absolutely agree and i just would like to know what he would recommend because that usually happens. >> shannon: i will let you guys talk it out on the commercial break but in the meantime we've got to wrap it up, thank you both for being with us. this is a fox news alert. 24 hours since the democrats launch their impeachment inquiry, republicans say they cashed in nicely. the trump campaign and the rnc reportedly saying they've raised a combined $13 million in the past couple of days from fund-raisers to online contributions. eric trump tweeting a big thank you to speaker pelosi and the democrats, people are sick of her nonsense, so please keep it up, your handing donald trump the win in 2020, but members of the so-called "squad" of progressive congresswomen say they are actually looking forward to the congressional recess, they want to go home and sell the story of impeachment to their constituents, lay out the facts for them and persuade the them. our members shop a litt

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spending departure after my meeting with the member states now barbara starr to iraq and i just want to tell you a deal i would remain to see constance is the good you don't united uncovered. chinese an american trade negotiators will meet for talks in october to try to put an end to the ongoing trade war between the world's 2 largest economies the latest round of test for tat terrorist a tween the 2 countries went into effect on sunday mike hanna has more from washington d.c. . the announcement of the new round of trade talks was made by the commas industry in beijing this apparently followed a conversation between u.s. treasury secretary steve newton and the chinese vice premier they've agreeing that lower level negotiators will meet during the course of this month to set an agenda for the high level negotiations that will take place in washington during october it does appear to most observers that this is a consequence of the leaders of both country realizing that there is no benefit whatsoever to this ongoing trade brawl both countries have suffered major economic impact because

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hello and welcome to the news hour i'm barbara starr in london with the top story from europe breaks it showdown in the u.k. prime minister abbas johnson loses his parliamentary majority just hours before a crucial vote that could lead to a snap election. i'm come all santa maria here in doha with the rest of the day's news on the u.n. says britain the united states and from be complicit in war crimes in yemen. at least 5 people are killed in the bahamas hurrican doria heads north towards florida. and sport football fans get their 1st look at the captain 2022 world cup and glen damage has been being done to famous buildings around the world as the middle east the biggest ever sporting event gets closer. we begin with another momentous day in british politics where the battle over bricks said could lead to a snap election in the u.k. just a few hours ago prime minister boris johnson lost his parliamentary majority after one of his own m.p.'s the fact that to the pro e.u. liberal democrats johnson has divided people across the political spectrum with to leave the e.u. . on october the

hello and welcome to the news hour i'm barbara starr in london with the top story from europe a break sent showdown in the u.k. prime minister vice johnson loses his parliamentary majority just hours before a crucial vote that could lead to a snap election. i'm come all santa maria here in doha with the rest of the day's news and the u.n. says britain the united states and france may all be complicit in war crimes in yemen.

a yellow submarine ♪ ♪ a yellow submarine ♪ a yellow submarine >> legendary beatles drummer ringo starrstruments all this week "the tonight show" is airing live for nbc premiere week anything can happen right there. even with the cool animation along with >> that might have been my favorite one of all the ones he he's done. because it's the closest to the origin original >> either way they're great. >> and it's great to see ringo there. it was a poignant day in new york for a group of new firefighters following a family tradition and a deeply personal call to serve. here's nbc's joe fryer >> reporter: for some of the firefighters graduating from the fdny academy the job is not just a family affair. it's a legacy. >> i think my dad just set the bar kind of high you know the things that he did on that day. >> reporter: brendan regan is following in the footsteps of his firefighter father robert, who was killed answering the call on 9/11 >> throughout the process it's definitely brought me closer to my dad and as that happened is only made me want to do the job more and more >> reporter: 2

s impending departure after my meeting with the member states knol barbara starr to iraq and i just want to tell you it's a deal who've been remade many circumstances who did you don't you know i can uncover. now the breaking news on the ongoing trade war between the world's 2 biggest economies it's been announced that china and the u.s. have agreed to meet for talks next month this comes after the latest round of test for tat tariffs between the 2 countries went into effect on sunday for 2 new joins us live now from beijing secretary what supposed to be different going into this next set of talks. well that is the question we saw with these negotiations throughout the year for more than a year now it was beginning to look like a bit of a prolonged game of chicken with both sides as you mentioned just days ago apply new tire of the u.s. supply tariffs on more than $100000000000.00 worth of goods chinese goods and the chinese are the same with the u.s. side on $75000000000.00 worth of goods and what will be different this time that is the question i mean there's no celebrations of from th

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching out 0 life from london also coming up thousands scramble to leave the worst that islands in the bahamas as rescuers try to reach communities still cut off after hurricane doria the 2015 nuclear deal unravels further as around says it can now increase its uranium enrichment to more than 20 percent. and skirmishes in hong kong after police launch a major security blitz to prevent a new protest at the airport. hello thank you for joining us a world leaders are united in their praise for ukraine and russia after the 2 countries successfully carried out a prisoner exchange 70 people were swapped in a deal being hailed as the 1st step towards ending 5 years of conflict 2 planes carrying $35.00 prisoners from each side landed simle taney asleep in the 2 capital cities and there were emotional scenes as they were reunited with their families that fastened has the latest now from moscow. it's the 1st positive move in 5 years between ukraine and russia a filmmaker and a group of sailors landed at kiev airport and the long anticipated president's watch. the re

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up sudan's new prime minister flies to juba to cement a plan for peace talks to end the many conflicts that have plagued his country for years britain's prime minister denies lying to the queen but gets some rest over his breakfast strategy plus. as a new style of protest emerges in hong kong we look at how tourism in the city has been hit hard by the unrest. hello thank you for joining us the united nations is warning that more than 2000000 people are facing starvation in somalia unless the world acts now the country is going through one of its driest rainy seasons and more than 3 decades and the humanitarian situation there is deteriorating rapidly from by mohamed atta who has our report. there seems to be no letup in the flow of people into the city by door. the been displaced by drought and most are hungry and. the few medical facilities run by agencies are full of sick children. like most people here more than a limb had to walk more than 10 kilometers to get help for his sick child i don't think any

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from one but also coming up warnings more than 2000000 people face starvation in somalia if the world doesn't act thousands rally in khartoum demanding justice for killed protesters as sudan's new prime minister flies to juba seeking an end to the country's many conflicts and britain's prime minister denies lying to the queen but gets some rest fight over his bricks and strategy. the u.s. justice department says it will declassify the name of an individual sort by people who are suing the saudi government for alleged involvement in the september 11th attacks it will be shared with the attorneys involved in the case but it will not be released publicly it's been 18 years since almost 3000 people were killed in the attacks victims' families of been lobbying the government to release more information about those behind the hijackings get more now from their release on the in washington d.c. so the story broke about an hour or so ago a little bit more what more can you tell us. yes we know that there were of the 1000 years on septembe

let's go to luxembourg or join did every correspondent barbara starr welcome barbara so this meeting was was held in luxembourg and the luxembourg prime minister there sounded very upset. tell us what else is the very best i had to say and why the luxembourg prime minister is sounding off about about talks that are actually between the commission and the united kingdom. i mean that's what was left alone by the incredible hulk aka boris johnson who snuck out by the side door and so it was sort of you veterans chance to really let fly and tell the press the waiting press who had thought there would be a word for us johnson what he really thought about rex it and he really said it very clearly this is a who made mess this is something britain has created and they no don't come up even with the including often idea what a solution could be like so serve you better really scrooge out on the idea that they might get the deal because time is really running and running away and it might be the case that boris johnson is in fact running down the clock are all these negotiations a sham so you

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up thousands scramble to leave the worst hit islands in the bahamas as rescuers try to reach communities still cut off after hurricane dorian the 2015 nuclear deal unravels further as iran says it can now increase its uranium enrichment to more than 20 percent. and the dutch museum braces itself for protests ahead of the launch of a controversial new exhibit. welcome to the program but world leaders are united in their praise for ukraine and russia after the 2 countries successfully carried out a prisoner exchange 70 people were swapped in a deal being hailed as the 1st step towards ending 5 years of conflict 2 planes carrying $35.00 prisoners from each side landed simle taney slee in the 2 capital cities and they were emotional scenes as they were reunited with their families that fastened reports from moscow. it's the 1st positive move in 5 years between ukraine and russia a filmmaker and a group of sailors landed at kiev airport in a long anticipated prison. the release of ukrainian filmmaker or like se

and now we want to talk to our correspondent barbara starr she is on the story for us tonight in london good evening to you barbara you know you could hear the booing you could hear the protests in the background there when the prime minister was speaking boris johnson said you don't want new elections i don't want new elections what did he mean is that a threat to parliament or is that a hint that he's ready and willing to call snap elections. it's quite clear brant seen from here that you don't want cheesecake i don't want cheesecake let's find a really big one that's really what boris johnson said there because it was in fact a veiled threat of course to his own parliament ariens to the rebel tories who have announced that they are going to vote against him tomorrow he has already announced that he is going to take that with away from them that sort of effectively sort of sort of the mob just parliamentarians and that they're going to be diesel like not being put up again at this election that is now looming here so that is really maximum strength level will they be deterred from wha

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching out 0 live from london also coming up hundreds of nigerian nationals fly home from south africa after a week of violence targeting foreigners iran welcomes the departure of washington's hardline national security adviser but how did it change u.s. foreign policy and a small but significant victory in the fight to rescue the northern white rhino from extinction. shortages of food and medicine traffic jams that major ports and unrest across the nation that's what's expected to hit the u.k. in the event of a no deal breaks it according to the british government prime minister boris johnson's administration was ordered to release the assessment on monday just hours before parliament was controversially suspended the plans are called operation yellow hammer let's take you through some of the main points well the document warns of severe disruption to transport routes across the english channel with trucks being stuck for days that will hit the supply of medicine and certain types of fresh food low income groups will be affected this proportion might also be

starr a former cia trained individual is being funded by the u.a.e. and saudi arabia to do what to have this really strange attractor back on tripoli which destabilized libya they have a large oil supply their oil is largely off the market imagine if those 3 come countries were actually producing at near capacity the price of oil would drop well below $50.00 that makes it profitable for fracking in the permian basin in texas and would also collapse the economies of the united arab emirates saudi arabia russia and maybe even the united states which is now the world's leading producer of higher carbons let's get back to the arctic and greenland and denmark and tromp but that feeler out there and say ok we like to buy greenland and but i'm thinking historically now the u.s. foreign policy whether it's iraq afghanistan or the participation in the e.u. is destruction of greece and the profiteering that went on there are there on a collision course here it sounds like improbable of 1st but as you describe it the red queen syndrome of having to go faster and

the president recently fired his chief of intelligence the national director of security mr starr precisely over civilian casualties because some of the. special forces conducted some operations in eastern afghanistan which is the main base of president irony and this particular incident in helmand would also in a major way affect his political standing in southern afghanistan so politically it will cost him and also it will also affect. the professionalism of the afghan forces but the president and other security forces has been calling security forces leaders as we calling for reform of the targeting practices and also on protection of civilians there has been policies and mechanism put in place they really should is how you deal with it and how you implement those policies and make them as which are in place to protect the civilians and is there a worry that incidents like this could play into the taliban's hands. oh absolutely the taliban has been using the civilian casualties card for a very long time for recruitment especially in rural afghanistan and they have been using the pictures

hello i'm barbara starr you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up on the program hurrican dorrian grows in size but weakens as it batters the bahamas with dangerous winds and a life threatening storm surge un experts find potential war crimes on all sides in the yemen conflict and say the u.s. britain and france may be complicit and why america's love affair with e-books appears to be ending. thank you for joining us we begin with another momentous day in british politics just a few hours ago prime minister boris johnson lost his parliamentary majority when one of his m.p.'s defected to the pro e.u. liberal democrats johnson has vowed to leave the e.u. on october 31st even if it means crashing out without a deal but dozens of m.p.'s including many from his own conservative party want to stop that they've introduced a motion to prevent a no deal breaks it which will be voted on in a couple of hours if they are successful johnson has suggested he will then push for a snap election where we're going to be live outside parliament in just a moment 1st though this report from ne

a head of a country for 37 years before being deposed in a military corps in 2070 how are more ta starr has more from johannesburg people praised him for trying to roll out health care to pour blacks involve wins he was a teacher and we became into power a 980 he really try to make sure as many black people as possible got a good educational which is why some people in africa still say zimbabwe as why the highest literacy rates on the continent and he's also crated to for take me that for a white minority and giving it to blacks but then his critics say something went wrong the land that was taken a lot of it is a lists of gone to siena reeling official pieties some of this friends some is family and children it's also a lace dead he presided over decades of corruption in states a structures and some people also say he was behind a lot of the alleged abductions and the ledge human rights of the says and of course to biggest thing is that a lot of you'll blame him for ruining what was once a prosperous economy hurricane dorian is still battering the east coast of the united states after