. >> the argument is that even though air marks help. >> right when you have the powerful people in your area. >> thank you. >>> today ecuador granted julian julian. he's currently wanted for jumping bail in britain authorities insist he leave the embassy to face justice. >> so maryland school officials are considering a new ban. parents , students, and community leaders spoke in favor of the ban in a night. according to the caro county times the board is looking to take legal action. that's when he left med star at washington hospital >>> tonight a lot of ts in a dog we first told you about yesterday. a 1-year-old retriever. police suspect the owner abandoned him and left him for dead. max is making a terrific recovery and someone out there will be able to adopt him. it was about a month ago that somebody in centerville called police. he was in real bad shape. >> he was dehydrated had a really hor and he was unable to move. >> now look at it. money. once max is 100% he will be placed for adoption. >>> across the country more and more people are turning the tables on crooks who are tryin

and while we have been on the air, mark allen as just won sanogo's masters for the first time.n10—7 ina off a comeback from kyren wilson to win10—7 in a tense final at alexandra palace. that is it from me. there is more on the bbc news channel, including how tommy fleetwood stormed to the abu dhabi title. back to you. thank you. that's all from me, stay with us on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. people with hidden disabilities in england could soon be entitled to blue badge parking permits under government plans. the department for transport said the change would make it easier for those with conditions such as autism and dementia to get access to the services they need. helena lee reports. the blue badge scheme was first introduced in england in the 1970s. today, around 2.4 million people with disabilities have one. it allows them to park free of charge on roads, and normally without a time limit. the government is now proposing to extend the scheme. it wants people with hidden disabilities and conditions like autism and dementia to be a

here's a look outside at center city philadelphia in the air mark build, little windy up there too you see those flags flopping. let's check in with meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. hey, glenn. we've got quite a different looking sky from yesterday, nice and blue through the but it sure has cooled down over the last couple of days. remember on tuesday we were 62 degrees. wednesday morning it felt like 39. that was quite a drop. and this morning at 7:00 a.m. felt like 18. just two days that kind of change. right now it's 33 despite that sunshine and still in the 20s in blue bell, perkasie, kotsdsville 28 degrees. poconos 28 degrees. still feels like 19 in pottstown, 23 in philadelphia, 20 degrees in reading. as we go through the day today, it's mostly just holding in the 30s with at least a little wind, the wind may diminish some later today. it's going to feel like it it's in the 20s again by 6:00 and the wind really dies down tonight. so there is no real difference between the actual air temperature and the feels-like temperature. but we're going to be seeing some real signif

air mark is our current provider. we have one in the hall of justice and the other is out at county jail 5. san bruno. we produce two hot meals and one cold meal. there are numerous diet plans throughout the system. to include such plans as kosher, vegan. a variety of options for people to have. provided meals for them. we also have a contracted dietician who provides support every six months to terms of our practices. and what was really great about hearing about good food purchasing program and being able to connect with them, is the fact that we had our rsp process coming up for the food service provider and as a result of the collaboration and meetings with them that started may of last year, we were able to incorporate the language in the rsp that is going on as we speak. so by the end of this cycle, starting in july of 2018, we should have in place a program where we hold people to what is called the level 1 star level standard of good food purchasing. and in our rsp language we hold them to making sure they com

. >>> some workers will get a raise in the new year and air travel marks its safest year. the new york stock exchange with that and more. >> stocks begin hoping for more of what happened last year. the dow rose 5,000 points in a year for the first time ever. in the last week of 2017 trading the dow jones gained 94 points. the s&p 500 ended up where it started but it finished 19 and a half percept higher for the year and the nasdaq added 28% in 2017. this year there is a higher minimum wage in 18 states. workers will see an increase. eight states in the district of columbia passed a new minimum wage law. the federal min changed since 2009. >>> an aviation consulting firm says there were no accident deaths on jets reports the aviation safety nedwork. there were ten fatal accidents on cargo planes and turbo prop aircraft. >>> and "star wars," the last jedi topped $1 billion in ticket sales worldwide in less than three weeks. the latest adventure pulled in over 68 million domestically over the holiday weekend. it's now the height highest grossing movie of all time. >> thank yo

c-span3 has a house rules committee meeting, on whether to bring back congressional air marks. the house armed services committee looks at u.s. readiness. air marks the legislative provision that directs government spending to a congressional member's district or state were banned in 2011. proponents for the practice are calling for its reinstatement. a house rules committee held a hearing. this hearing is three hours. >> we welcome everyone today. i recognize myself for an opening statement. article one of the constitution explicitly gives congress authority for spending. is oversight authorization central to congress's responsibility to ensure the government allocates taxpayer dollars responsibly and in line with the values and wishes of the mecca people. it has been the repeated topic of discussion and debate and calls for a forum. we can agree that abuse and a lack of transparency have often been associated with the process . this has, understandably, fueled concern among tax paying citizens. as a result, earmarking became known -- a process known for its secrecy and self-i

air. wisconsin's mark hogan tweeted this.licans claim that the nunes memo will blow the lid off the russia investigation and expose the doj and fbi as someone who has read the memo. can i ensure you it is all smoke and no fire. we must release the memo and expose the g.o.p.'s lies. democrats want it out there for their own political pursuances. the doj says no, not until we take a look at it where are we? >> there are #s all over. release the memos. the american public as we talked about before are smarter than we give them credit for. let the american public read the memo. >> melissa: have you read it? >> i have read the memo. i'm all for releasing the moment mow and releasing the sourced in the memo. fight a is abecause that should be known by the american public. i'm calling for it to be released. >> melissa: does it give away our methods and practices. >> maria: sources and methods shouldn't this go through a review? >> sandra: hold on. >> harris: one question at a time. >> i would say there is nothing wrong with revealin

air. next in mark. mark: thank you. i really appreciate this. i appreciate those who started c-span. there are some good things to come out of corporate america. c-span is one of them. i am a prospective author and am working on a book. i am looking at some of the things that have been happening. a few things since the iran and afghan wars and the patriot act, it is a bad thing. this is not about me, but it is about vets who are going through morale problems. i think there is a gray area that needs to be ironed out. i will get to the question. i was watching a book and it seems like we are in another grapes of wrath. she mentioned and i took a youtube video that rome was innate quality they had great military. we are at .89. we are doing badly. we have debt. i believe we are headed downward, not upward. president trump mentioned that he wants to get us over 3% growth. according to some, we will be facing strong headwinds. that is what the economist said. he sounded like he knew what he was talking about. >> i am going to stop you there because we only have a few things left. thank yo

mark you spend about 12 days. bwi 34. pavement remains cold and air temperatures dropping now that the sunset. we're already down in many places to freezing mark and i want t talking about warm air coming in and seeing it as 43. it's 38 in fredericksburg and culpeper and warmer air is not a keep for southern communities you are seeing a bit of light rain. tomorrow, nice january thaw against. not tropical and yes we still want to you watch for morning slick spots. little blaze here and there not on main roads he and we head into the mid 40s, maybe 47 tomorrow afternoon with a lot of sunshine. tuesday will feel like a nice day. end of week we're warmer. we have a weather pattern on thursday and friday that will feature temperatures trying to push closer to 60. it's a little unsettled because that's also going to come with round of rain we will have to continue to watch. we get unsettled days in with 50s and 60s on the 7 day and behind that it's another cold shot. we'll wrap it all up with the "fox5" 7 day forecast. tomorrow into the 40s. wednesday more clouds around. maybe isolated shower thursda

mark. we have milder air coming back into the seven day and chance of rain for part of the weekend, details coming up. >> reporter: we're starting with a big accident in delaware, 495 southbound is shut down between philadelphia pike and edgemore road because of an accident investigation because of a serious accident. they shut down the roadway. one vehicle stopped in the roadway, one vehicle rear ended. it 495 southbound heading southward in delaware is shut down. we have construction blocking three lanes on i-95 northbound between newark toll plaza and 896, so more problems with three lanes being blocked. we see police on the schuylkill expressway between the vine and south street, eastbound traffic we continue to see all lanes blocked right now at 30 westbound, the left lane is blocked. eastbound all lanes are blocked currently on the schuylkill expressway. a live look in noon, showing 42 northbound moving just fine, you may see a stray flurry, but otherwise looking good. >> a woman suffered life threatening injuries in a crash on i-95 in delaware. it happened along the southbound lanes

when we had air marks, i was able to get educational projects and workforce developments and such an agonizing thing. and not get anything. and what we want to pointedly say to you, devising a mechanism that does the audit that we have earmarks, at the congressional legislative level and respective agencies, one of the things i find is we try to get the oversight agency, i am here two years and if i get to know some of them they will tell you, i am still back here, so many examples, just as rankin the agency as other examples that manifested themselves, congresspeople doing something inappropriate. we need to have equal transparency when we are going into these things. my final thing. the last governors, democrat and republican, to eliminate state legislators who in the past, putting rise to a need if anhings into be done at e federal level, didn't like legislative x and y. can't take politics out of living, and all of us have that responsibility and apply the chairman at this committee to this stage. and agree or disagree and to my way of thinking hope we get to the point, and resou

we are on a streak of spare the air days here in the bay area. >> today marks the 18th just this season. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live for us on treasure island. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. yeah, the air today will be dangerous for those with health conditions and if you burn a fire in your fireplace, you are just going to make it worse for them. it is not cars that are the top -- produce the most pollution on spare the air days, it is fires, and spoke from one fireplace can pollute an entire neighborhood. so fires are not allowed today. those are asthma and heart conditions, those are the people who need to take it easy today. >> well, i advise them to stay indoors on days like this as much as possible. if they go outside, not to exercise, and if the pollution is really bad, to wear particulate masks. >> reporter: today is the 18th spare the air day of the season. 30 is the record. officials do worry that these repeated announcements will become just white noise to people and they will become they want to emphasize this is an ongoing issue and we have to rem

trump's media affairs team was so troubled by the explanation that emerged from air force one, he quit. wolff writes that mark corallo privately confided that he believed it represented a likely obstruction of justice. wolff's confidante said corallo was fired. based on what you know than meeting, is it obstruction of justice? >> i think you can't tell right now. >> reporter: scott fredericksen is a former federal prosecutor. >> it could be a misleading press statement for political purposes only. >> reporter: and that's not illegal? >> that's not illegal. >> reporter: so it's about intent? >> it's about proving corrupt intent. >> reporter: the specter of obstruction of justice had already emerged in mail when trump fired fbi director james comey, then told an interviewer it was because of the russia investigation. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won. >> reporter: fredericksen says special counsel robert mueller who was investigating

those who survived the air strikes remain marked as possible is sympathisers.by the new rulers. translation: this is a dilemma. these people should go through security checks to make sure they are not with is. there are not very well— known is members who we can only find through the people here. as local people know their faces. so we need first to identify them before we are able to let these people go back to their houses. the task to rebuild mosul and clear the city of this rubble will take years. driving is fighters out of the narrow backed alleys of the old city took many months. these same streets and buildings, with plenty of remaining death traps, are now proving to be the most difficult to clear for iraq's defence units. in some parts of mosul, the smell of death is pungent, even after months since the battle for the city ended. the bodies of many residents are still trapped under the rubble. and there are people still looking to find out what happened to their lost loved ones. efforts to rebuild mosul have started. and the new authorities are in the

mark at 47 degrees. speaking of the milder air, some spots this morning tying or breaking the records. in allentown this morning. had a record high of 63. same thing in reading and up in the poconos this morning a record high temperature of 58. we'll talk about what to expect through the rest of today, and right through saturday some key take away points. tot total rainfall a half inch to inch. and localized street flooding is a concern, we are not tracking major river flooding but temperatures into the saturday are crashing as we get into the afternoon and 30s tomorrow. we'll have details in the full accuweather forecast. >> all right thank you. >>> president trump is now denying that he used a vulgar word to describe immigrants from certain countries, during a meeting with lawmakers from both parties yesterday he reportedly used an expletive to describe ha haiti and the african nations he admitted the language was rough but not the specific curse word and we hear from someone in the room. >> to no surprise the president tweeted denying he used those words. it is not true, he said the

the bay area air management district is urging people to car pool. now the forecast. markthere's possible rain this week. >> yeah, multiple rain chances over the next few days. not much mixing, and as a result the air quality coming down and a lot of fog eventually the rain will come back in the forecast,s even by this time tomorrow, bumping up the chances. here's the overall weather headlines into your tuesday. especially tuesday morning. primarily an early morning event and then another system on thursday that will be much cooler. picking up snowfall at 5,000, 6,000, 7,000 feet. a chance of a shower tomorrow here in the bay area. only a chance. you'll notice heading toward late monday night we do bump up the chances as the rain system comes on board. a lot of clouds in place for now. green on the radar. most of this not reaching the ground just yet, but there's a chance you could encounter a few sprinkles tonight into tomorrow morning. but no real heavy rain in the forecast. this was a different story last week. the current numbers, we have some 50s toward livermore and

trump's media affairs team was so troubled by the explanation that emerged from air force one, he quit. wolff writes mark corallo privately confided he believed it represented a likely obstruction of justice. wolff says trump's confidawnts said corallo was fired. think you can't tell rightttio now. >> reporter: scott fredericksen is a former federal prosecutor. >> it could be a misleading press statement for political purposes only. not illegal. >> that's not illegal. >> reporter: so it's about intent. >> it's about proving a corrupt intent. >> the specter of obstruction of justice had already emerged in may when trump fired f.b.i. director james comey then told an interviewer it was because of the russia investigation. >> when i decided to just do it, i said to myself, i said, ," you know, this russia thing with trump and russia is a made-up story. it's an excuse by the democrats for having lost an election that they should have won." >> reporter: fredericksen says special counsel robert mueller who is investigating russian 20n has to be careful about bringing a case against the president. se on the kin

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at 25 miles per hour making the windchills feel like around the freezing mark at the height of the afternoon warming. warmer air is coming back just for you, karen, i'll have that in the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> reporter: all right, dave. the road in delaware, 495 southbound has just reopened. the action cam was on the scene. take a look at this, you can see the severity of the accident the debris all over the highway, holy oak, delaware, 495 southbound, accident investigation teams working overnight dealing with, it shut down 495 southbound throughout the overnight hours. the accident happened at 1:00 a.m. it just reopened. they had a lot of debris to clean up between philadelphia pike and edgemore road, crews were working they just left the scene. traffic is getting by on 495 southbound in delaware. overnight construction cleared on the schuylkill expressway, so we're moving a lot better between the blue route and south street. no current problems right now. we had eastbound lanes closed and lane blocked westbound, too, that's all gone. we have an accident on 202 northbound ramp to 422 wes

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. >>> today marks a major airline for san francisco air bnb host. under new regulation they must start registering with the city. if they don't, air bnb and rivals like home away will not be allowed to have unregistered properties on their site or services. people can apply after today but they are not allowed to rent vacation homes or rooms until registered. >>> san francisco expected to attend a pilot program that would set a limit of two residential parking permits per household in the area. that's half of the current limit. if this plan is successful in freeing up more space, it could be expanded to other neighborhoods. >>> a high surf advisory in place for many miles along the coast. 12 to 14 feet are expected with breakers reaching 18 to 20 feet. we spotted surfers in santa cruz yesterday taking advantage of the monster waves. even though we have the huge waves, the popular surf competition is delayed. officials were hoping to kick off yesterday or today but now they're holding out for more favorable conditions possibly thursday or later this

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mark in some spots. philadelphia at 34. but we're starting to see that colder air come in. the snow beginning to mix in and i would like out for some icy patches in and around the i-95 corridor especially where it hasn't been treated and you're not far above freezing in wilmington and trenton and right on the freezing mark in the northern and western suburbs where obviously the snow is sitting on the ground. mainly rain down south. as we go through the day we are looking at temperatures dropping a little bit. 34 by 6 o'clock. might even pop back up to about 33, 34 by noon but then we dollar expect to slide after that. the point here is that we'll be below freezing for a good portion of the day, even long after this rain and snow is gone and things could freeze up a little bit if they don't dry out, karen. >> all right, dave, you can see the snow coming down right now. we're looking live here and this is in downingtown in chester county right on the 30 bypass here past business route 30. we can see the flakes flying across the highway here and certainly it's already starting

air is catching up to us. we were able to rebound past freezing mark yesterday and we have been waiting for those temperatures, for it to turn over to snow, at lee in some spots, it has just been that way in the north and western most counties and you will end up with the bulk of the accumulation. but this is a couple hours loop here and this is definitely showing how things have transitioned at this point, mainly just rain, some of those parts in the south jersey but now it is turning cold enough just across south jersey for it to turn it all over to snow. we're still expecting modest accumulation but that is keyword there along i-95, modest is word i would use. a new sense for travel is still a nuisance for travel, however. it doesn't have to be that much to cause substantial delays and problems, out there so hopefully you are watching us new because we have

team quit after trump dictated a misleading statement while aboard air force one about his son's meeting. the former trump spokesman, mark corallo, told journalist michael wolff he feared the air force one meeting represented obstruction of justice. in the book, dana and also says special counsel robert mueller's investigation is about money laundering. bannon is quoted talking about jared kushner's real estate empire saying -- don't "it goes through deutsche bank and all of expletive. ththey're goioing to go right through thatat? he's alsoso quoted as saying -- "they're going to crack on junior like an egg on national tv." earlier this week, the publication of excerpts of the book caused trump to attack bannon, saying he'd lost his mind. meanwhile, bannon himself is losing key allies, including billionaire backer rebekah mercer after bannon suggested he -- rebekah mercer saying -- on president trump responded to thursday, q questions from reporters about steve bannnnon. prpres. trump: he called me a great man last night. he obviously changed his tune pretty quick. thank you all very much. i don't talk to him. i don't ta

air all around. low 30s, close to the freezing mark later today. a lot of sunshine in delaware. you need it, too. 12 degrees now. 13 at 8:00. upper 20s by noontime. that's warmer than it got all day yesterday. 30 degrees at 2:00. and at 4:00 this afternoon. dry during the day. snow tonight. colder air is on the way. i'll show when it will warm up with the ten day on ten when i'm back in ten minutes. >> thank you. >>> we'll check traffic. >> the vine street expressway, nbc10 first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington has that. what do you see? >> nothing actually. good news on the vine. we're open in both directions. our cameras around 8th look good. right over here is the westbound side, usually more volume there heading toward the schuylkill expressway. we look good there, too. a crash on cheltenham at old soldiers road due to slippery conditions because this is near a water main break. watching that and another at balladomingo road. and the 42 freeway, looking okay. five minutes on the northbound side from route 55 to the walt whitman bridge. in philadelphia, speeds into t

air during the day. we're getting a mild start. 52 right now in philadelphia. just shy of the 50 degree mark in jersey and 46. there are some cooler neighborhoods in the lee high valley and suburbs but no really colder air. everybody is well above freezing. so as the rain moves in, there's no icing threat at all. you can see showers just moving into chester and delaware county. we just detected some lighting in north eastern maryland. that's trending into chester county and new castle as well with some heavy rain in that thunderstorm. so you'll hear some thunderstorm, see a little bit of lightening pike creek come down. you can see it's just moving through newark and the south as well. that won't be the end of it. there's more on the way to the west. you can see the showers that are building in harrisburg. that's all coming at us mainly this morning and into the afternoon hours. and then we'll be clearing out, but there's colder air waiting in the wings. a few more thunderstorms. there you can see those in the northwest pns. look at these temperatures. well into the 50s for wilmington. heavy

that was one of the big question marks hanging in the air after the press conference. what is the endgame? how do democrats get out of this situation? so much of the republicans in the 2013 -- they are the ones who defeated the funding measure. a need to come up with a solution to get us past this. i think that's why they are feeling pressure. i just saw a report by nbc news, and anonymous democratic aide aide saying i don't think we know what our endgame here is. that's what mcconnell is counting on. that's why i don't think he's interested in negotiating. he's going to bring this new measure to the floor. he's going to give the same speeches he did friday night, putting pressure on these 10 democrats, running for reelection in 2018 in straits -- states that trump won and see if they voted down again. if they do, maybe they will negotiate. that's why think it goes on for a little bit longer. mark short and mick mulvaney held a briefing at the white house. we will hear from them in a moment. in terms of what impact this is having, not to be overlooked, this is the one-

sauce, cleveland, northern parts of canada, and that colder air will be pushing southwards and eastwards, as we go through monday, introducing a markedeast anglia and the south—east, a wet and windy start. some tiles around, persistent rain gets out of the way during the morning and some sunny conditions lolloping, a scattering of showers possible anywhere. as temperatures dropped through the day, the showers will turn increasingly wintry, initially in western parts of scotla nd initially in western parts of scotland and northern ireland. the wintry weather will become more extensive vintage tuesday as we see the north—westerly winds bringing yet colder air. the showers will push across anywhere, given the strength of the wind. most frequent in the west, heavy hail and thunder and snow across low levels of parts of northern ireland and scotland and northern england, too. a mixture of sunshine frequent showers, the heaviest towards the north and west, and an added wind—chill across the country so where ever you are three tuesday and wednesday, it will be all colder than the thermometer suggests. 0n all colder than the thermometer sugg

well, let's get more on the turkish air strikes on kurdish positions in northern syria. the bbc‘s markkish government doesn't see it that way. turkey seems threatened by the militia in syria known as the white pg and insist they are links to the outlawed kurdish militant group in turkey the pkk which has been fighting an insurgency here since the 1980s. the white pg have been the 1980s. the white pg have been the main force fighting the islamic state group. the kurds now control a huge strip of the border with turkey, including the enclaves of manbij and afrin. that worries the turks who fear the ypg linking up with other areas they hold and creating a contiguous, autonomous zone in northern syria. turkey has been incensed by us support for the ypg which it sees as terrorists. it says american arms given to them end up with kurdish militants across the border in turkey. the ypg are effective fighters, as seen by their pummelling of is. they've got their american support. washington wants ankara to pull back and turkey risks a major confrontation with its nato ally. russian forces contr

well let's get more on the turkish air strikes on kurdish positions in northern syria. the bbc‘s marksh government doesn't see it that way. turkey feels threatened by the kurdish militia in syria, known as the ypg and insists they are linked ina kurdish the ypg and insists they are linked in a kurdish militant group in turkey, the pkk. the ypg have been the main force fighting the islamic state group. they have cleared the jihadists from vast swathes of syria, increasing their own territory. the kurds now control a huge strip of the border with turkey, including these conclaves. that worries the turks who fear that the ypg linking up with other areas they hold and creating an autonomous zonein they hold and creating an autonomous zone in northern syria. turkey has been incensed us support for the ypg which it sees as terrorists. it's as american arms given to them and up with kurdish militants across the border in turkey. —— end up. the ypg are effective fighters with american support. washington wants and corrupt a pullback in turkey risks a major confrontation with each nato ally. r

air tomorrow. in the meanwhile, we will remain moderate to slightly unhealthy once again today. the inner east bay and the santa clara valley, some of the worst of it will be above the 100 index markedhere you transition from moderate air quality to slightly unhealthy. slightly unhealthy is for folks that have slightly -- asthma and respiratory issues. it is illegal to burn wood in the fireplace unless you are exempt. now to the coastline where we continue with flooding concerns for low-lying areas through today. high tide around 10:50 am. we are looking at low-lying areas, not just along the beaches, but the parking lot and trails could experience

air tomorrow. in the meanwhile, we will remain moderate to slightly unhealthy once again today. the inner east bay and the santa clara valley, some of the worst of it will be above the 100 index marked where you transition from moderate air quality to slightly unhealthy. slightly unhealthy is for folks that have slightly -- asthma and respiratory issues. it is illegal to burn wood in the fireplace unless you are exempt. now to the coastline where we continue with flooding concerns for low-lying areas through today. high tide around 10:50 am. we are looking at low-lying areas, not just along the beaches, but the parking lot and trails could experience some flooding. partly cloudy skies this morning. low 40s and low 50s. 53, san francisco. 48, mountain view. this afternoon will be mild. 67, livermore. 67, morgan hill. 62, san francisco. we have rain coming our way. i will look at that in the extended forecast coming up. >>> i will call this a mild commute for drivers out there. things look pretty good. the only area to tell you about is near the sunol grade. first i want to start with the south bay. you can see a lot of green and no problems to tell you about. 880 north- and southboun

what was the sticking point was negotiating with russia when it comes to the air space and this is what the big question mark was and just about an hour ago that air campaign started announced by the prime minister as you said we still some jets in the skies we were driving back from the border because the military had made us move away from where we had been throughout the day they've been shelling not much i have to say but certainly now jets in the sky bombing certain areas in a foot in the turkish army says that this is only targeting what it calls terrorists this is of course the why p.g. group and not civilians but certainly it will be terrifying for the civilians inside that area because they are surrounded as you mentioned the free syrian army these are turkish backed rebels or they've been amassing over the last couple of days to the east of inside syria we spoke to an f.s.a. commander just a little while ago he told us yes they are now starting to move towards that area so it is just to highlight the complexity of this work a mile you now have a nato ally bombing a group that the united states call