the over so that now white bg pkk elements start to the- the areas that now we are a controlling if they don't withdraw. our operation build restart. this iss also what we agreed to wiwith the americans.. kurdishh forces have until tuesday evening to complete their withdrawal. this is my own the turkey syria border is due to end tomorrow searing could fight is a pulling out from the land with turkey wants to stop the so called safe zone. this would bee a first step to sending back somome of the three point five million syrian refugees currently into. our potus amok allah amid that we carry nike and clovis ca sally met with some of these soon refugees who were living in dire conditions in turkey. only. a few kilometers away from what used to be the homes. once a week syrian refugees come here to town hall where they are given free breads. they fled that will turn on her mind only a few kilometers away from this border town. only a handful of them fled following president tell dorms peace bring operation. actually the turkish president's would like to send them back to syria. to that so ca

the commander-in-chief and the calls that he makes, but this is a war that has been going on between bg two groups for centuries. it was going to happen. the fact that they had 30,000 troops on the border was an indication that it was going to go forward. the president told those troops out of harms way. in any event, you can argue about what got us here and whether or not it was going to happen anyway. but you can argue about is what the situation is today. there wasn't anyone in this body that would disagree that this is a very serious situation. the world has been watching this condemning what they are doing and they have done it across the bordermy and they are facing thr age-old enemy so what are we doing about this? it is a matter that the minority leaders talked about and senator paul brought this idea to the floor. this committee has been working on this and i want to thank my staff and senator menendez who pulled an all nighter last night putting together a piece of legislation to get to the point where we are. it addresses the issues of turkey and the kurds and that the minori

wales were really, at this point, bg looking a threat. almost every time they went forward.t, josh adams scored two tries before the break. to get them by contract. they took a narrow lead into half—time and there was no let up after the break. this isa was no let up after the break. this is a bruising, physical encounter. fiji were awarded a penalty try midway through the second half. just as she thought the momentum might be shifting towards that the genes, josh adams scored his hat—trick try. diving into the corner, thatjust allowed wales to get a bit of a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit of gloss to the scoreline, but i bought a try, securing that bonus point. wales running out 29 points to 17. they are through to the quarterfinals, with a game to spare. but they have been doing one hell of a battle here. unbelievable individuals and we just here. unbelievable individuals and wejust had to here. unbelievable individuals and we just had to stay in it. we decide to keep trying. get the ball and play through phases and create opportunities. we do not do th

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the pope the fire marshal>> this is on some level as the pope this rm bg th them ho traffic and visitors. it has been empty the last five days. e mayo heasburg said it ents is time for everyone to come home. >> time to come home. people are coming in now. it is pretty cool.>> reporter: you get to go home to. >> yes. my family gets to come home.>> reporter: it has been tough.>>> yes the empty plaza just doesn't feel right. without the people here.>> reporter: the mayor said he did not think he would get that emotional. he just became overcome with emotion when he saw people returning home. that plaza will be filled in the next couple days. we are in santa rosa. this was the evacuation center. a of peleare re still here. heading back tsor an respective homes. >>> santa ana winds creating havoc continuing to cause problems in southern california. we have live pictures of helicopters dumping water on a brush fire in whittier. this one looks like they have a handle on it for sure. the air assault has been going for a while. you can see the choppers as they collect the water at the nearby lake

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i'm margaret brennan, and there is bg news this morning in the war against isis, and it's a blockbuster. just a for short time ago, president trump announced that the u.s. had conducted a special operations mission that killed the senior leader of the terrorist group the islamic state or isis, abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> last night the united states brought the world's number-one terrorist leader to justice. abu bakr al-baghdadi is dead. he died like a dog. he died like a coward. the world is now a much safer place. >> brennan: mr. trump detailed the raid and al-baghdadi's death in graphic terms. >> i got to watch much of it. he died after running into a dead end tunnel, whimpering and crying and screaming all the way. he had dragged three of his young children with him. they were led to certain death. he reached the end of the tunnel, as our dogs chased him down. he ignited his vest, killing himself and the three children. his body was mutilated by the blast, but test results gave certain, immediate, and totally positive identification. it was him. >> brennan: and vice president pence is

how significant will all this bg even tit is happening behind closed doors? capitol hillca is.now how [laughter] it i assume some of it will get out. you saw secretary of state mike pompeo saying he did not want people to testify, or att east t. we will see how eally are this week. you mentioned olker, who said that he would come forward and testify. one of the things going on is that it has been the president against this anonymous whistleblower. this will show what other people did and what other people knew, and the more icomes t, the more it will bolster the congressional case. laura: speaker of the house nancy pelo was always a little anxious about embarking up have her anxieties been borne out by what has happened, by the fact that there such a enzy? anita: i think that listening to her and other people aher that this shifted a lot of things, not just in her mind -- this means ukraine, the call to ukraine'president -- but she saw members of her caucus really shifting and saying that this is significant, i'm ready to go forward. she saw these new polls c

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militias, against iran, against russia, against iran, against russia, against a side, and now the way bge of themselves, and what that likely means is that areas which have been cleared of isis will probably fall back into isis will probably fall back into isis hands as the ypg moves to secure kurdish areas for a turkish invasion. this is security degradation in northern syria. this is risking an isis resurgence ahead ofa is risking an isis resurgence ahead of a 2020 election, and this is really bad for us advisers that have been on the ground working with an ally, having that ally watch you drive away as turkish armoured vehicles move in to northern syria. and i've heard that the turkish air force has actually been conducting airstrikes already on kurdish positions in northern syria. mike, i know you know this region very well. i suppose a lot of people might say to you there has been virtually no american policy in this area for quite some time. surely some policy is better than none, and president trump is threatening turkey, warning them not to do what you are describing. is that not

bg nd hopes to get back on by 6:00 the net. >> ayres of san jose, pg&e say electricity is out to 1500mers but the power should return by the day. san jose mayor is demanding that the city receive some compensation for its expensive doings enough. this is paying at least half $1 million for the staffing and refueling areas. >> was a minor inconvenience for affairs becomes a matic pelvic health and safety hazard over several days. and a outage of businesses and a dialysis center lost power and was forced to transfer 300 patients to a neighboring dialysis center for treatment. >>> it is now 69 and paid the man accused of killing mia wilson in oakland lester will be back in court today to enter a plea. john lee cowell is facing murder charges for the stabbing death of neil wilson. and charges for attempted murder murder who -- the lawyers are expected to file a motion to set aside a seal of the grand jury in my indictment. there is or likelihood to make that motion. >> transistor transgender assistance could be out before housing sums as per there's a new program and ssa. it's a last effo

before he was to speak in a televised address, several hundred supporters arrived at theng protests, bgs to blast his words over sounds of the profosters callinhis resignation. >> we are scared for the country, that there might be somee who wants to create lebanon create social, security and political tensions that would lead to civil war. jane: nralla whose movement is supported by iran, claimed the protest was a conspiracy. >>his involves internal actors. jane: all of you, all of you, is a common chant here,elling hez bollah supporters their leaders should step down t a right police separating heprotesters, tain protesters here calling for the removal of politil elites, and behind this wall of riot police are hez bollah supporters who have come down and cursed quite a bit -- and caused quite a bit of tension today. whene crossed the police line and edited to speak to them, ey told us the protesters should go home. but police eventually told them to move on instead, and the angry crowd through sticks and water bottles as they were shoved out othe street. they put up resistance before g

back here live and they are trying to collect things as i look around, i see soshelves, bg to reopen for 6:00. fortunately, no one here was injured. i'm sharon katsuda. >> thanks so much, sharon. >>> kris sanchez is in walnut creek checking some of the damage there and good morning to you, kris. >> good morning. there were preemptive checks of the rail system. as soon as the earthquake hit, b.a.r.t. slowed the trains here. i'm at the walnut creek b.a.r.t. station. they slowed the trains so they could do routine inspection of the rail line. delays up to 20 minutes and that should be resolved this morning. we stopped to talk with folks this morning about what they felt and not only did they feel it, but they felt it for a good, long time. here's a look at the shake map which shows how far out people felt it. as you can see, it was felt pretty far away on facebook. one fewer said he felt it down in san jose not far from san jose maneta airport and i was in the south bay and i slept right through it. we couldn't see much damage from the street when we stopped by the contra costa fire pro

i have been asked to make a few comments about the work of the council that we have bee have bg for seniors and adults with disabilities. i wanted to briefly state what the council does because we are probably not well-known within the city. we advise the commission on all matters relating to the development, administration and operations of the area plan which comes out of the older americans act including needs assessments programs and budgets relating to the well-being of the population served within the scope and spirit of state and local regulations and laws and ordinances. we have 22 members, one from each district and 11 appointed by the commission at-large. there are 22 of us on the council. what i was asked to do is provide demographics because i think this speaks to what you have been talking about. older adults are the fastest growing age group. nearly 30% of those in san francisco will be a senior over age 60 by 2030. currently one in four san franciscans are seniors. we have one of the most diverse senior populations within the country. about one in 10 san franciscans report a

>>bg just may be doing this to read check themselves from any liability and it may be a a broader steppedey should have taken we don't know and that's why the eu see needs >>the california public utilities commission is also keeping a close eye on these power shut off the cpc is demanding pge submit a report within 10 business days after this event is over. reporting in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>all the lies have been coming back on in parts of marine county tonight that follows of course pg e's plan power outage, the electricity was cut early wednesday morning to about 10,000 customers in marin county and people in sausalito and nearby expressed experience frustrations, not only at their homes but also other businesses. >>kron four's dan thorn live for us tonight in sausalito was more dan. can it seems like one part of sausalito made out okay, but another part of it wasn't so lucky. i spoke with some people who. >>live here work here and run businesses here. and one thing they all have in common is frustration. whites are turning back on in parts of sausalito thursday. pga

we will put operation peace spring on hold for 120 hours so the white bg can vacate. this is not, repeat this is not a cease-fire. so sometimes it's all about the language. and you have domestic and international stakeholders listening very carefully to how things are crafted and to be blunt you have to save a sometimes even when you get sort of strong-armed by the u.s. at least for now, a hopeful piece. >> all right knock on wood. think of my friend for him much. so did the president just out a bullet? getting turkey to at least promise to stop firing bullets. senate armed services committee member. senate i will ask you what john roberts was asking the vice president. do you trust the turks to deliver? >> trust but verify. let's make certain that their actions are going to be stronger than their words. this is not a cease-fire, it is a pause. what they are trying to do is have the kurds vacate areas in syria and move into this safe zone if you well. you are still asking them to give up their homes and to give up their communities and to relocate themselves and neil,

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better because a lot of people are complaining and i could always be worse and that's the whole point is bg didn't want to fight breakouts right no fire zone and this one has. >>and the question going forward as will said is when will the power be restored to want to keep it to the kron 4 because we're going to keep pressing pg e for more information on that front and we'll bring it to you throughout the day our kron on app that's our live local 24 7 commercial free app and for now anyway free for you during this crisis we wanted to drop the pay wall so that you can get the information you need without any hurdles in your way just go to kron on dot tv download it now and that's how you can tune in even if you don't have power to your house as long as your phone has enough power in it and you have a cell signal in your community. you can watch our live stream and stay updated on this story and the forecast. >>absolutely trying to keep updated as possible you may not know when your power will be restored, but at least we can tell you when it buys rees will expire. we do have red flag warnings

bg waited no time scoring their second, that camejust minutes no time scoring their second, that camegreat. josh adams scored two tries before the break, to get them back on track. in our lead into half—time. there was really no let up half—time. there was really no let up after the break. this is a bruising, physical encounter. fiji we re bruising, physical encounter. fiji were awarded a penalty try midway through the second half. just as you thought the momentum might be shifting towards the tragedians, josh adams, he scored his hat—trick try. diving into the corner. that just allowed wales to get a foothold into this game. liam williams added a bit as... into this game. liam williams added a bitas... a into this game. liam williams added a bit as... a four tries occurring at bonus point. wales running out, 29 points to 17. they are through to the quarterfinals, with a game to spare. they had been through one battle here. scotland they had to beat russia to keep their hopes of reaching the world cup quarterfinals alive and sparta said they did so in some style. a something morale th

the canadian health-care system involved in doing things like bringing olmidwives into hospitals and bgdvocate for natural childbirth. he's a family doc are also retired. i wouldn't say i grew up in this really radical -- i had friends that have serious radical parents that were homeschooled and you know, their parents really walked the talk. i kind of grew up between the world with their values but going to regular schools in the 1980s. so i sort of felt pulled between them and then my home life where my parents were saying why do you want to hang out with her friends at the mall, why would you ever want to do something wlike that? maybe that's why i wrote no logo in my 20s. >> host: mike, you've been patient from florida welcome to the conversation. >> caller: nice to speak with you. my main problem with the whole thing through these methods of technology that are not going to be there to this pie in the sky type of thinking there is no doubt about it for the foreseeable future. i would urge you to look up the work of mike jacobson at stanfordk university. he is a professor of enginee

>>paddling the fairgrounds where am right now petaluma vetera bg petaluma community center and noma county fairgrounds course we now have 5 new options the in or the evacuation centers that were set up. in the week those have now all been evacuated so obviously now there are new areas for people to go and we have thousands of people here taking advantage of that. i do want to tell you i actually here in joint live with 2 gentlemen who are originally from sabbatical have in 7 man to have you guys come in and squeeze in and join me here. thanks for joining us this morning. so you know it is obviously very early you guys were evacuated last night and early this morning tell me what. >>describe to you what that evacuation order was like an experience that you have. >>it was about 4 o'clock in the morning and you wake up to a bunch of sirens and police tell you to get out so the sky disorientating a to get everything ready grab your bag but. it's pretty good after that kind right just kind of jarring like a. >>and you know this is one thing i i just find it so interesting you're 2 gentlemen fro

down, the boys of the old brigade and back with 16 of my colleagues behind me that were on when i won bgyou must have. we we re and what memories you must have. we were there in 1950 and it was pretty ferocious at the time. there were some quite large battles and it was my initiation really into warfare. and because you saw a lot of chaps die, you knew a lot of chaps died who you knew so well, almost like brothers, and they come right to the front of your mind, actually, especially when you see those petals fall. that's extraordinary. every year, we say why it is important to remember. every year you are fewer in number, veterans of campaigns. what is it important that you are out there first thing this morning raising money? well, because we are raising money? well, because we are raising money? well, because we are raising money to help those guys that are a little bit less fortunate than we are. you know? and it's not just people in the service, it's theirfamilies just people in the service, it's their families and people outside. but it's important to raise the money and it's importa

but at the time a lot of people warning that puttin this is a bg victory but we can't take our eye off of the ball in terms of the terror threat. >> the ideology continues to exist worldwide. for five years, remember those videos that filmed in hd showing americans, western hostages, muslims being beheaded wearing orange jumpsuits, the gruesome videos shocking people in the west. but for others it was recruiting. isis inspired attacks. after baghdadi's death, if confirmed, there could be more attacks. certainly the ideology has not been defeated. >> thanks, lucas. appreciate it. >> let's bring in don, a former naval intelligence officer, former bush administration official. after 9/11 he left capitol hill to personally enlist in the navy. sir, rethank you for our service to this great nation. this is a big morning to have you. what are your thoughts this morning as we try to piece together what this means? >> the first thing i would like to say is bravo to the men and women responsible for carrying off the raid. these take a remarkable level of precision and professionalism and the fac