i went to abatement. trying to work with mr. osbourne, i don't know why they say that i'm not doing any progress. i'm doing progress. i sent pictures of what i did, what i'm progressing, but i'm only one person and i'm a woman and i'm only one income. i have lost my income recently. i'm trying my best and i am not doing any harm in my house is safe. i don't know why they say it's not safe. everything is safe. i tried to do all of the work myself. i tried my best and i broke my arm -- but i have -- i have a contractor, that's the tenant who took pictures of the work of the licensed contractor and i have been existing with the licensed contractor who did the work and he left some open wires in the garage. and that tenant -- because i evicted him, he did all of the worst things that he could against me. like the contractor, the electrician, i was so upset with him and he opened up these wires in the garage and those are in the garage. and that picture is in the garage. and then he left me with -- i have an e

in 2016, you guys issued an order of abatement. in 2017, the planning department -- january 2017 -- 14 months ago they basically sent back to the guy and said that your plans are not legible. this is an example of someone pushing the system and you guys have heard this case. i think that while some of these cases and the only way that it gets done is when you guys basically send it to the city attorney. and this is a case that needs to be sent -- and you may have -- i don't know, those are confidential issues. but this is the way that things -- this is definitely the way that things get done for certain people who know how to play the system. so i'm hoping that on 1024 clayton you can refer this to the city attorney and move it along and i want to thank the staff for the challenges they have dealing with people who filed permits and worked the system. thank you. >> any additional public comme comment? seeing none, is there a motion to adjourn? >> so moved. >> a second? >> second. >> okay, all commissioners in favor? >> aye. >> okay

so there is a weed abatement aspect on this. so be sure if you do hydroseed, you mow your lawn. in santa rosa, emily turner, kpix5. >> the brunt of this next storm is expected to pound southern california as well. the heavy rain prompted a flash flood watch in los angeles and much of the surrounding areas. take a look at the conditions in montecito right now, santa barbara fire posting this video earlier showing a creek that's pretty much all mud at this point. this is not far from where homes were destroyed during january's big mudslides. evacuation orders are in effect in montecito to avoid a repeat of the disaster that left 21 people dead. emergency crews say they have seen boulders falling down the hillsides in some areas scorched by recent wildfires. despite the danger some people say they're staying put. also issued for the la tuna canyon area in los angeles >> devastating. we'll ride it out. we're hopefully going to be watching the mud go by instead of feeling it. >> mandatory evacuation orders were also issued for the la tuna canyon area in los angeles county. take a loo

there seems no simon of abatement at the moment. —— sign of abating.— the former uk ambassador to russia — he told me that that demand by moscow for consular access is a right that russian citizens, such as yulia skripal, are entitled to. the geneva convention is pretty clear that we have to grant access. so the foreign office will be very cautious about not finally going along with that, because they know very well, and we all do, that the russians operate on a basis of strict reciprocity. if we interpret it strictly, they will do the same in a future case, and some unfortunate briton in trouble in russia will have trouble getting consular access himself. and this issue about a russian plane, which is a side bar story, but a aeroflot flight that was searched, russians are raising questions about that. as an experienced diplomat, what is your view on these searches, and given what we've said about reciprocity? that is the point. i don't know the story about the search. we are saying it was a perfectly routine operation, and i'm sure that is the case. h

, protesting the issuance on december 20, 2017 of a letter of determination regarding a request to abate the existing planning code violation preventing the establishment of a massage establishment at this location for three years based on the assertion that the property owner was not notified by the department of public health that violations to article 29 of the health code existed and there are did not have the opportunity to cure any existing violations on the property, and we will start with the appellant. >> good evening, commissioners. happy year of the dog, and thank you for your stamina. you out lasted my property manager who was here for a while. i represent the 520 taylor, lp. that's the owner of property located at 515 taylor street. >> would you state your name for the record, please. >> it's william klein. >> thank you. >> we're seeking to lift the ban that was imposed pursuant to planning code section 202.2(a) 4, the circumstances under which that ordinance was applied, we believe, violated basic principles of due process, and i can -- if you have any questions regarding t

on building 257, which is moving forward with abating that so that it could be demolished, as well,o trying to cleanup some of those vacant buildings. >> great. thank you. >> yes, linda. >> yes. thank you. i was just speaking earlier, and i did mention that tida does have treasure island resident and to my left is the honorable commissioner dunlop, he is on this commission. mr. beck, i had some questions with regarding to the temporary housing location, and how are we going about this proposal. so my understanding for your presentation that they're going to be having a temporary housing there? how is the infrastructure -- who's going to sign off on that, first, but what about the accommodation there? how to erect a temporary housing at the same time we're undergoing this infrastructure or whatever, plan, we haven't seen the plan of who's going to sign off on that. that's number one. number two, you also did mention that there will be a relocation to another site, and basically what we're doing right now, and especially mapping out all the strategies and things, based on what we know

and complaints received and abated without n.o.v.s, 215. and updated compliance with notice of violation, 34. and second notice of violations referred to code enforcement, 22. and h.i.s., there was 1,072 inspections performed. complaints received, 476. complaint response, within 24-48 hours or 72 hours, 450. complaints with notice of violations issued, 188. and a baited complaints with n.o.v.s, 329. and the number of cases sent to the director's hearing, 48. routine inspections, 226. and code enforcement, number of cases sent to director's hearing, 71. number of order of abatements issued, 17. the number of cases under advisement, 9. and the number of cases abated, 56. and the code enforcement inspections performed, 158. and cases referred to city attorney, one. those are the numbers for february 2018. >> clerk: is there any public comment on the director's report items, 9a-d. seeing none, item 10, review and approval of the minutes of the special meeting of february 14, 2018. >> approved. >> clerk: is there a second? >> second. >> clerk: i

global equities with higher as trade concerns abate after the worst week in two years. the s&p 500 rises the most in's 2015. deutsche bank drama. germany's biggest lender is looking to lure a new leader according to the times of london which says it has approached bosses at unicredit and standard charter. hunting and health care. glaxosmithkline agrees to buy consumertis in it health care joint venture for $15 billion a week after walking away from pfizer. there are 30 minutes to go until the start of cash trading. let's take a look at the gmm and see which assets are moving the mosque. i have a bigger look here so i not an expanded picture, just the g10 or g20 countries. there is such a big move in estonia. normally we pay a lot of -- not a market we pay a lot of attention to. this black rectangle denotes a three standard deviation move. a big drop in estonia stocks. at yesterday's close, the s&p gain, 2.7%, the biggest since august of 2015. u.s. stocks and asia stocks overnight as we can see from the fears just retire on easing about the trade war. take a look at the

they abated slightly. this morning, the head of equity at fidelity international and she is with an i in the london studio. can i bring to your attention this chart, 5840 84 our viewers and it personifies the kind of the long of move, scott burned and the short scott squeezed. we are some -- seeing some heads is spinning. the u.s. bore the brunt of it. are you worried about velocity, i am channeling tom king, the velocity of these moves from friday to monday to today, are you convinced that this is, this is the peak of the storm? to considerve several aspects to understand what is owing on. we had a lot of media attention toward the trade, tensions that have been emerging starting from the u.s. we should not forget we have entered the year on a very strong global rose footing and with the emergence of the labor market data with the surprise upside in the wage inflation, we started a reassessment of whether the strength of the so-called goldilocks scenario can prevail for 2018. what has been an extraordinar

it will remain abated for a while. there's more coming in tomorrow and the day after and the day after. so tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow creeps in that steady pace of rain. but live doppler 7 is remaining clear conditions in the bay area. all that activity has moved over to the sierra, where it's snowing in the higher elevations and thunderstorms are rumbling through the sierra foothills, blue sky over the bay looking out from our rooftop camera. we have mid 50s in oakland, san jose, gilroy and half moon bay. check out our east bay hills camera. 58 at santa rosa, 57 at napa, and this is a few from mt. tam looking down under the bay under mostly sunny skies, but they won't remain that way that long. we'll see partial clearing with the chilly conditions tonight. scattered showers will pop-up during the overnight hours, so we'll have those scattered showers friday saturday and sunday, before we get a pattern of clearer and warmer weather next week. the storm coming in tonight ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. we'll see sn

that leads me to the reason of today of what has abated discussions and instead it seems have been an issue where folks often criticize those so to have a serious and pragmatic discussion, not a debate or negotiation but with the steps weed can take with the calls of gun violence by this country people have already started to reach for their phones to tweet or post without knowing where i am on this issue that seems to be the way in america these days which is so unfortunate because once you pick a side it is hard to come off in the wake of another mass shooting in rising voices of young people, it is our responsibility and duty to have a serious discussion about guns. that conversation at has to be twofold. but also respect the freedom to enjoy guns by law-abiding those two concepts are not mutually exclusive. the actions i believe we can take today i will explain why come from growing up in alabama like cans or bottles we simply enjoyed shooting but the distinction between a hunter and someone who just enjoys guns is significant and to this day i saw my father's old 22 rifle and my

. >> there was actually an abatement work done in 2011. the army corps of engineers did an abatement job on the radar tower. >> reporter: the mid peninsula regional open space district estimates roughly 1,400 cars and between a 4 to 5,000 people visit the park weekly. >> we requested there be a spiritual circle there, a place for ceremony, a place we could pray. >> reporter: valentine lopez, chairman of the native american tribe, worked with the open space district to create a special ceremonial space at the summit but has been forced to cancel several upcoming events until the clean-up is complete. >> it's the paint deteriorates to the point where it turns into dust. that could all be a condition. >> reporter: the open space district says it will likely take two to three months to complete the clean-up. they hope to have the area around the cube reopened by june. at mount umunhum, devin fehely, kpix5. >>> heavy rainfall this morning, scattered downpours throughout the night and through the day tomorrow. we'll highlight one of those down p

i mean, ultimately, there's -- the state has something called the red light abatement law which allows -- and the city attorney has filed cases against property owners that have problem massage establishments located on their property. so the property owner is fully held responsible for those activities, where they could even involve property seizure and very large fines and so forth. so this is sort of one step in that process that could ultimately end up there. >> so had the property manager gone to the property owner and said, oh, my god, i just discovered that all this is happening, and the property owner at that moment would have said, breach of lease, i'm out, you're gone. >> right. >> would the property owner -- would the property owner then have been relieved of the burden which he or she now finds himself saddled with? >> yeah. i think as far as the public health department's enforcement process is concerned, as i said earlier, having the business removed -- problem business removed is a win. so if that problem business was removed as a result of a termination of their lease a

to see more businesses paying their fair share to the support of our public schools and the tax abatement could be on the table. >> initial public reaction to the tax hike plan. >> i go back and forth because the schools need money but as a homeowner, i feel like i have to be able to afford my property tax. >> will you be able to? >> it will be tougher. >> i don't think it should go through. i'm tired of paying for everything. and i went to catholic school, and i paid double for everything. and every time it's tax. >> there are issues in the bunt including the proposed tax increase and the deadline to pass the budget is june 30th. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >>> seven schools in the philadelphia school district have extra money to spend thanks to the outstanding leadership of their principals. it's a story that makes us philly proud. today the lynnback foundation awarded each of the winning principals $20,000 to be spend on their schools. suant, dr. william hite and mayor kenney was on hand to present the awards. (phone buzzing) i like these yogurt bites. (phone buzzing) and i l

the rain finally abated. slowly but surely things pretty much stabilized. >> a year long investigation by the nbc bay area investigative unit found more than half the state's reser investigators and dams carry a high level. it has a satisfactory rating. tonight the commission says the city's water will not be affected thanks to an earlier maintenance project. residents who use state road 49 should expect for it to be closed for quite some time until it is repaired. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, seshlgio. there's a flash flood warning in effect. let's bring in jeff randalie i- ranieri. >> it is due to all the rain over the past 24 hours. in general, with all different elevations, we've averaged four and a half inches of rain. putting it 75% of normal. all the creeks, rivers and streams are running very high and fast. we have a flash flood warning until 2:15 in the afternoon. back here in the bay area, we had our own heavy rainfall producing some damage is that trees in the north bay. san jose getting in wit

. >> in 1982 trump was trying to get a tax abatement on what is now trump tower. and the new york city housing commissioner at the time opposed it. next thing you know, this new york city housing commissioner gets a phone call threatening his life. nypd sent and officers around the clock to protect him. the next day, donald trump himself called the fbi and said that he had received a call saying that somebody was shafting him on this tax abatement. and he tells the fbi he gets another call that if he were to reveal the details of this call, that somebody would kill him. so it was an incredibly odd turn of events in which the new york city housing commissioner is being threatened. then trump calls the fbi the next day to report that he too is getting a call about this housing commissioner. >> another example in 1995. trump building superintendent sued the trump organization for false imprisonment. what happened there? >> this was the superintendent over at trump palace. and he claimed that he had evidence of financial improprieties to the tune of about $300,000. he

who've been expelled by moscow will leave as well so the diplomatic fallout really shows no sign of abating despite a lack of suspects officially as of yet announced by the investigating officers. and his daughter were found slumped on a bench in salzburg on the fourth of march after both had dined at a local restaurant they are believed to have been poisoned with a nerve agent investigation into the case is still ongoing with the metropolitan police saying the probe could take many months despite that the media were very quick to blame russia as artesia reports. the west is in no doubt russia tried to poison one of its ex agents on putin's orders but if true that's actually a bit embarrassing professional assassins cover their tracks they don't leave their fingerprints all over the scene yet that's what using a nerve agent produced only in the soviet union essentially amounts to at least if it was the russians on top of this this last nation but it looks like it was a botched job with collateral damage and it's attracting an intense amount of global scrutiny presumably that was not what wa

presidential election shows no sign of abating. and they were sent by donald trump to president putin back in twenty thirteen has not come into the spotlight but then mogul was inviting the russian leader to visit the miss universe pageant the incident is now reportedly being considered by the investigation into possible collusion between team trump and russia but there's more a c.n.n. investigation has found what it claims is proof that russia was playing games with public opinion during the twenty six thousand election quite literally as artie's down off now explains. many tried many failed but the folks at c.n.n. have finally done it undeniable proof of how the russians convince some sixty million people to vote trump and twenty sixteen and drum roll please. it's. me and has learned russian for created in release this anti hillary clinton video game you heard me right it's a video game they actually named it it's called hill tendo according to c.n.n. the game featured three levels first you had to help hillary clinton delete as

well, this row shows no sign of abating.oday that the number of diplomats and their staff being told that they will be cut in moscow is double the previous level. we have already had 23 diplomats who were kicked out by moscow in retaliation for a similar number being thrown out by britain. we are now learning the total overall will be around 50, so in terms of that, it could be diplomats, but it could also be some of their staff. britain says it is looking at the implications of this. it is saying it is regrettable, but it is saying in terms of culpability for the nerve agent attack in salisbury, there is only one place to point the finger, and that is with the russian authorities. as for russia, they have been saying all along they want proof from the british authorities, proof that the british authorities, proof that the british authorities, proof that the british authorities need that russia was responsible. simon, thank you. earlier i spoke to sir tony brenton, the former uk ambassador to russia. he told me that that dem

outside the violence shows no sign of abating the rebels but also civilians and children are still being targeted by syrian government forces a cease fire agreed by the un security council last month has failed the u.s. says it knows who is responsible. today we know that the russians does not keep their commitment today we see their actions don't match those commitments as bombs continue dropping on the children of eastern ghouta the u.s. also says it's prepared to act if russia does not commit to a new cease fire but moscow says it's fighting terrorism and is within its rights going to the syrian military is ongoing counterterrorism operation is not in contradiction with the u.n. resolutions the government of syria has every right to try to remove the threat to the safety of its citizens. another from this causing concern is the town of afrin in the northwest of the country thousands of people have started to flee turkish forces and their allies. as part of their effort to caen the area of kurdish forces . this is deja vu news still to come on the show and investigative reporters murde

criticism from jewish leaders tonight, as the row in the party over anti—semitism shows no sign of abatingejewish leadership council have written a fresh letter saying it was a disgrace that people who joined a protest against anti—semitism within labour had been subjected to "abuse and insults". this is despite mr corbyn in an interview forjewish news saying, "i am not an anti—semite in any way". never have been, never will be. a lot to one click here. we should start with the interviewjeremy corbyn has given tojewish news. this is a lengthy interview that the paper has put up on its website. he was asked about his leadership over theissue was asked about his leadership over the issue in the party and also his personal views and beliefs and some of the actions he has undertaken an jeremy corbyn was very clear. he pointed out he had been a staunch defender against all forms of racism throughout his whole life. he says he was not anti—semitic himself and there was no place for it in the labour party. insisted measures had to be put in place quickly by the labour party, the review put out tw

. >> the pressures that moderated a year ago, there was significant pressure that has abated somewhatr someour forecast of the interest rates and some of the loan pricing as well? mr. al aradi: in this article levels of wee seen have not seen since 2008 or 2007. -- may of 2007. the funding has been reduced dramatically. had it really truly that marketing bond. we still offer very little value. we are at aa-. spread, it ishe 70. when with the comparable, the aa- will see it. up, we hearl coming from the uae central bank governor. this is bloomberg. ♪ yousef: welcome back to the best of bloomberg markets middle east. as the world prepares for an expected fed rate hike, the central bank governor told bloomberg this week that he won't mirror any action -- he will mirror any action from the united's dates. -- united states. the first merger, that is very creative. very positive. i think it has been done on the basis that you have two strong institutions that are being combined to make them better institutions and one. >> there were talking about interest rates and what it meant for the bot

about nineteen thousand nine hundred seventy nine so i'm not at the moment it's shows no sign of abating so on the other side of the coin perhaps we shouldn't be too surprised that was seen attack of this nature has been carried out in the name of the islamic states. president macwrite as it is that lifted that that state of emergency in france in november and that much of it was coded fight and said no but that as far as we can ask you know how effective have those measures been a has security been tight enough in france do you think. well i'm very interested in rico which you just heard from charlotte's in relation to the first incident that happened smalling in relation to these this arrest personnel that were announced on a pace to be a joking joking run amok they came under fire that indicates to me that that was in itself gets its act it also indicates this as an operator as a terrorist group operating in the guy on the ground probably probably in a cell sykesville channel they've actually been able to carry out their own intelligence if you like and reckon noise in the situation o

it's much more likely that they will try to do something about the 10 year tax abatement rather thanunish not just the -- the poor, but the elderly -- people who are on fixed incomes, who are homeowners, who have paid time and time again. but back to the point about the schools, it's frustrating that, in every other walk of life, we look for innovation. we're gonna change the model.'ry to do things. and in all of that, choice is embedded within the disruption, within the implementation of new technologies, except for education. >> we're not seeing enough disruption there? >> no! it's the same system. you do the same thing over and over again. after awhile, you're providing a new illustration of einstein's definition of insanity. you do the same thing over and over again... >> with the same outcome. >> ...thinking you're gonna get a different outcome and you don't. >> but disruption has kind of been the norm with the philadelphia school district. we had an elected school board, now for 17 years we had an src. now we're saying we're gonna scrap the src and go back to... >> so, that's a

it could be abated the missile could be evaded so. where are we today how much money is the soviet union the us spending on these things and are is the same sort of cast of characters with regard to defense contractors who are trying to pile on and make a buck out of these things and response to your last part yes the fence contractors see the new golden age again because basically the policy has been changed now and back more to more strategic systems and were seen as a reason as a in response to the north korean threat more development of missiles that can shoot down. the incoming missiles if if if we have that technology but it's its but the it's like a bullet trying to hit a bullet in space however we do not have the technologies yet that can reach out to three hundred miles in space if you're going and the conclusion is if you're going to knock something out and if you know it's. meant to do harm you've got to hit it on the on the in one of the booster in the booster booster otherwise it's up in space and you hit it and then it's

heard all the threats now it's really happening and it seems like there's no sign of this standoff abating you know when it's twenty three diplomats and their families so close to one hundred people who were waved off by their remaining embassy staff in the u.k. they boarded a russian government plane bound from moscow and the russian ambassador to the u.k. alexander you can then he is school them to the airport this is what he had to say take a listen. we go through diplomats means forty percent reduction. and that's a world for idiom to see this was. in the issue of the visas is becoming a little bit more complicated these days you know to work here in the u.k. but this is the new reality is this is the different. major problem for us you know all this. is that we don't have any evidence evidence presented to us and for the time being you know we don't have a need for. all the diplomatic expulsions are all part of this fall out between the u.k. and russia following the poisoning of sergei script and his daughter in souls very over a couple of weeks ago now over two weeks ago last week to

who've been expelled by moscow will leave as well so the diplomatic fallout really shows no sign of abating despite a lack of suspects officially as of yet announced by the investigating officers and hawkins there speaking to me a bit earlier on despite the probe into the poisoning of so basically powell and his daughter still ongoing media were very quick to blame russia as artesia now reports the west is in no doubt russia tried to poison one of its x. agents on putin's orders but if true that's actually a bit embarrassing professional assassins cover their tracks they don't leave their fingerprints all over the scene yet that's what using a nerve agent produced only in the soviet union essentially amounts to at least if it was the russians on top of this the assassination bid looks like it was a botched job with collateral damage and it's attracting an intense amount of global scrutiny presumably that was not what was intended and not what you'd expect from a slick all powerful secret service russian or not and yet rageous an illegal act on british soil an attack on the united kingdom ne

who've been expelled by moscow will leave as well so the diplomatic fallout really shows no sign of abating despite a lack of suspects officially as of yet announced by the investigating officers and hawkins there well these are live pictures now coming from london stansted airport i think this is where the those twenty three diplomats are currently boarding a plane they were expelled by the u.k. with. will be heading back to moscow shortly and then coming the other way will be twenty three british diplomats are expelled by russia in a tit for tat response leaving russia. with these latest pictures there from london there where those russian diplomats are expected to return to moscow later the city . has been exactly fifteen years since the united states began an operation it called iraqi freedom commonly known as the iraq war what started out as a promise to liberate a country from a dictator turned into years of conflicts across the region here's a reminder of how it all unfolded. less than a teaspoon full of dry anthrax in an audible open shutdown the united states senate arac declared e

they waited for the wind to abate. day but they've waited for the wind to go down before they actually did the race, before they actually did the race, before they actually shot the guns to start them off. how where were you of the tactics with two christians were using to help roger do this? i knew they were pacemakers but i don't think i understood all the into this either what was going on. i realised they were the pacemakers were trying to get him round as fast as they could. how many people realised the significance of what they watched? the crowd would have been bigger than they would have ever have expected to get for an athletics meeting here. the rumour came to me when i was at work, so i should think it got out and about that he was going to attempt it. there was quite a lot of talk at that time. there was an australian called john landy, who is also looking to do the four minute mile. there was a bit of competition between the two of them as to who was going to do it first. it was quite a big sports story in

now of course since the beginning of this very much escalating diplomatic route shows no sign of abating those tit for tat measures ongoing now between london and moscow and european states now wading in as well chancellor merkel of germany in consultation with the polish prime minister. more work he demanded as we mentioned there that moscow proves it's not involved she described its innocence in the attack on with the script well as opposed to the other way around let's just take a quick listen to what exactly she had to say in warsaw. we have both today on the same level condemned the use of a nerve agent in great britain i have also spoken with the prime minister of great britain and we stand on the side with them we are of the opinion that there are very serious indications there russia has something to do with this now it's up to russia to show this is not the case of the u.k. who was very clear they believe who was behind this attack moscow denying it all along nevertheless the russians had requested access to that sample of that they had requested that the u.k. make a request of.

video could be abated the missile could be evaded so. where are we today how much money is the soviet union the us spending on these things and are is the same sort of cast of characters with regard to defense contractors who are trying to pile on and make a buck out of these things and response to your last part yes defense contractors see the new golden age again because basically the policy has been changed now to back more to more strategic systems and we're seen as a reason as in response to the north korean threat more development of missiles that can shoot down. the incoming missiles if if if we have that technology but it's it's what the it's like a bullet trying to hit a bullet in space however we do not have the technologies yet that can reach out to three hundred miles in space if you're going and the conclusion is if you're going to knock something out and if you know it's. meant to do harm you've got to hit it on the on the in one of the booster in the boosters the booster otherwise it's up in space and you hit it and then i

astonished saying it wants to help put an end to the war in neighboring afghanistan which shows no sign of abating after seventeen years the country's president has organized a two day conference in the capital tashkent starting on monday as part of efforts to encourage the afghan government and the taliban to engage in peace talks emptiest have explains. it's one of the largest camps for the internally displaced thousands of afghans who fled fighting in areas across the country have come here to live in relative safety services in the camp which is on the outskirts of the capital kabul are limited people here don't have much hope conditions will soon improve does a girl shares this shelter with his family after living as a refugee in neighboring pakistan for more than thirty years he his wife children and grandchildren returned to their ancestral village in the northern province last year a short while later forces seize control of the area. i can't go back to my home village it was destroyed in the fighting my entire life is wasted because of war my life is wasted because of all this bloodshed t

who've been expelled by moscow will leave as well so the diplomatic fallout really shows no sign of abating despite a lack of suspects officially as of yet announced by the investigating officers ok well here we are these are live pictures now from london stansted airport that plane carrying twenty three russian diplomats expelled over the scandal of the poisoning of the former double agent. that now heading to moscow they should be in moscow in about three and a half hours time and then coming the other way later this week will be twenty three british diplomats from russia who've been expelled by moscow in a tit for tat response these live pictures there from london stansted airport carrying those russian diplomats that have been expelled. by multibillion dollar deals the iran nuclear agreement for yemen war and also russia are all expected to be on the agenda is the saudi crown prince meet donald trump in washington later on tuesday so let's get the latest now and head to washington d.c. and speak to our correspondent there samir occur and he joins us good evening t. samir a lot to talk a

the sleet and snow seemed to have abated a bit where you are.as snowing heavily before you came to us and it is still snowing now. the good news is that the a66, this vital trans—pennine the good news is that the a66, this vital tra ns—pennine route, the good news is that the a66, this vital trans—pennine route, linking penrith in cumbria here to scotch corner in north yorkshire, very important for passengers and businesses, the good news is that in the last hour it has reopened. the highways agency say the crews have worked very hard to clear the snow and traffic is now flowing on. i have got to say that driving conditions remain very poor. it is because of snow and sleet but also fog. the weather is also affecting trans—pennine railway fog. the weather is also affecting tra ns—pennine railway routes. fog. the weather is also affecting trans—pennine railway routes. the newcastle to ca rlisle trans—pennine railway routes. the newcastle to carlisle train service asa newcastle to carlisle train service as a replacement bus service on it. the leads

which many people believe start the rise of fixed excess abated and i think you would agree most intelligence agencies in the world you love to quote intelligence agree that iraq increased the terror threat to the world to the region to the us i think it was yeah i'll stipulate that sure ok last question last december following the recapture of one of the last remaining isolated towns in iraq the country's promise to hyderabadi said the end of the war now it's the end of the war against eisel back in august twenty fifteen the general odierno who is the u.s. army commander on the ground he warned that we could go into iraq with a certain amount of american forces we could probably defeat eisel the problem would be we'll be right back where we all six months later do you think that still holds true today well first of all if he wasn't the commander twenty fifteen he was commander twenty five however you brought up a very good point which is why the united states took a new strategy after the rise of beisel rather than having the american troops those boots on the ground doing the fighting we we

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