on the busses and i've been tracking them two months and unfortunately some in the 70d.b. but home are 95 d.b. and i'm a block away and it's the first thing i hear in the morning and last thing i hear at night. setting off a 90 d.b. alarm start at 5:00 in the morning is an intense thing. unfortunately, i also want to say julia's report was great saying the number one complaint at night is noise. they've been doing construction on the vanness corridor three blocks from my house. i here the dump truck beeping 10:00 to 1:00. they could be solved by broadband alarm. there's no way someone sleeping three blocks away needs know it's back up five blocks away. if we're doing this in the middle of the night we can solve this. they jack hammer 20 minutes but the beeping goes on for hours and hours. thank you very much and please continue to support this and this is a really important noise pollution issue. >> commissioner: thank you, next speaker, please. >> clerk: austin peterson. ali vazbadahe. >> what's the percentage clipper take when you take it on the muni bus, what's the perc

students have been bussed in to cheer for him they have reason to be optimistic makea cell is the front runner in the polls. turnout in the last election seven years ago was pretty low it's only fifty one percent this time around more people here seem keen to cause their vote especially young people and they're not put off by long queues to get their voters cards. come up just about. all that is on. the senate bill and i cannot even talk i'm so happy i've been here for three days in order to get my card. many young voters favor one of the president's main opponents those months uncle tensions between supporters of different candidates have been high it's a look at this is an achilles a mature people we want peace for the elections and we want the winner to be respected we are a mature people and we want peace but you have overlapping. party i don't trust politicians or election administrators. preventing any potential fraud that is soo new elections mission it's the second time they've organized a parallel vote count this is going to see if. this kind of exercise helps to ease post-elec

screened by the kurds also by foreign special forces that are on the ground and then they're being bussed to camps in kurdish controlled areas of syria the situation there is dire the u.n. saying that over twenty children babies have died of malnutrition it is a desperate situation it has been a desperate situation over the years inside syria and i think we need to be cautious when we talk about to the announcement the looming announcement about the fact that bicyclist lost its territory in syria and iraq there remain huge challenges ahead all these areas that have seen the fighting have been completely flattened people people's homes have been destroyed there is no infrastructure there is a lot of rebuilding to be done and of course these people that reside in camps the internally displaced will not be able to go home any time soon so yes it is significant that this final push is now under way but huge challenges remain ahead the political crisis rocking venezuela has turned into a dead duck over a consignment of u.s. aid fishing on the colombian side of the border the opposition is tryi

and there were some overcrowded buss from bart pointed. bart said they are hiccups and they will fix them going forward. >> it was crazy the first day. i didn't like it i got for my c because i figured they won thing too organized. >> it wasn't that bad honestly. i'm here early than i would be on a bart train. >> it was great. >> it was pretty bad. you can expect there will be so many people out there and they still only had one bus. >> reporter: there are is what bart riders need to know. the people that take trains during the 4 a.m. hour. and they will open later at 5:00. and that will to provide time for a project for three and a half years. the bus lines will pick up at several bart stations starting at 3:50 a.m. they have put up signs and have workers out in bright vests francisco this morning. and they are asking people to get there fast and it will help with the parking issues and the schedules. >>> investigators hope to remove the wreckage of a private plane that crashed mount diabolo. it went down friday night and it was discovere

there are buses on the overhead line in almost three hundred cities worldwide diesel busses now same old fashioned compared to brand new trolley buses . and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin don't forget you can always go to war website for more that's the w dot com slash business or follow us on facebook and twitter our handle is d w underscore business will leave you now with this quick check on global markets thank you so much for watching. get ready for something new on d.-day i p a d w news often bringing you stories of pulse the major stories that shape up well enough for the new definitely is africa . more intrigue international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week finished willis tracing for further protests as its in battle crescent and targets a young leader who many venezuelans hope will reap the grip of a corrupt elite who would end the power struggle and that's what the price that's our topic on should be up to. sixty minutes on. our watch or the to say because of all the hundred german streets on the double. what's coming up for t

is ready fifty five percent dependent on russian gas if you look at just from export numbers jerry buss a senior research fellow at the oxford institute of energy thank you so much for your time this morning. thank you trade disputes may have increased significantly in twenty eight team but german exports are stayed strong new statistics are reporting the fifth record year in a row exports of products made in germany increased by three percent still the increase was only half that of the previous year overall german exports reached volume of almost one point of about one point three trillion euros imports rose even faster than exports narrowing germany's international trade surplus which has been a constant source of criticism from some of the country's trading partners. for more on the story let's bring in our financial correspondent paul christine brits in frankfurt paris and record exports for germany in twenty eighteen but it seems like last year stumbling blocks only are only getting bigger. yeah the numbers came as a bit of a surprise considering all of these worries about the u.s

you looked at the data we presented today a lot of these communities where as an example kids are bussed from one part to the other and from one program to having to wait for the busses at 5:30, their parents and others may be in other parts of the city in different languages. i know a number of people and professionals and others have said it's so important for a lot of the kids even in elementary school from seco 2nd grade on ao on to know the protocol for an emergency. they have iphones for after school or whatever and so there's a unique opportunity to do prevention and follow-up and the boys and girls clubs are critical. kids go before and after schools and for meals. many staff and they have boys and girls groups and there's kids from different places. last thing are senior community centers are great places to discuss the issues. especially those with multi-lingual capabilities. we're talking about diabetes and talking about cpr and what you do in an emergency and now some of the staff and volunteers and the people who participate themselves, many who come from different sections

screened by the kurds also by foreign special forces that are on the ground and then they're being bussed to camps in kurdish controlled areas of syria the situation there is dire the u.n. saying that over twenty children babies have died of malnutrition it is a desperate situation it has been a desperate situation over the years inside syria and i think we need to be cautious when we talk about to the announcement the looming announcement about the fact that bicyclist lost its territory in syria and iraq there remain huge challenges ahead all these areas that have seen the fighting have been completely flattened people people's homes have been destroyed there is no infrastructure there is a lot of rebuilding to be done and of course these people that reside in camps the internally displaced will not be able to go home any time soon so yes it is significant that this final push is now under way but huge challenges remain ahead . for more on this let's cross live to andy gallagher in washington d.c. andy how important is it for trump's presidency to declare victory against eyeful well in e

screened by the kurds also by foreign special forces that are on the ground and then they're being bussed to camps in kurdish controlled areas of syria the situation there is dire the u.n. saying that over twenty children babies have died of malnutrition it is a desperate situation it has been a desperate situation over the years inside syria and i think we need to be cautious when we talk about the announcement the looming announcement about the fact that i saw was lost its territory in syria and iraq there remain huge challenges ahead all these areas that have seen the fighting have been completely flattened people people's homes have been destroyed there is no infrastructure there is a lot of rebuilding to be done and of course these people that reside in camps the internally displaced will not be able to go home any time soon so yes it is significant that this final push is now underway but huge challenges remain ahead. and that's now speak to joshua landis his director of the university of oklahoma center for middle east studies thank you very much for taking the time to speak to us

press pool after they had a as i had asked questions about the cohen affair and the very good point bussed in this summit now being overshadowed by events in washington a bit let me ask you if we look at this through the eyes of the north korean leader after their first summit of the world said he was the one who actually came out looking like a winner what is what is he looking to get out of this second some who are really needs some relief of sanctions he needs something that you can bring home and then term so forth and come to me that you can start what he has begun here has turned propaganda inside north korea to what's good cannot be growth and opening and he needs to deliver on that but he doesn't have to make any more. promises of deep nuclearization well there were long talks before the summit and one of the key points that were unclear until the end was the common wording on what newt denuclearization actually means and what the common goals actually are and that's very leave that factor which will looking forward to what really the wording be because that this we're trying to ta

>> it's been on our busses a year and a half but it's been technically complicated to install on the trains. and we've had a couple of fleet defects the manufacturer has replaced. we're now in the process of the final activation of each car. and all of the technical details have been addressed and we anticipate by the beginning of april we should be getting that. >> great. then i was wondering if you saw particularly with the cars when you're talking about the doors and other issues, are there correlation with weather or temperature we're noticing to better predict the problems? >> the rain always creates problems on the older vehicles. the there's filters and critical systems very exposed underneath the train. we're very vigilant about standing water and make sure the trains aren't standing over it and we check areas we know to be prone to weather failures but rain typically creates nor -- more challenges. >> like we know this week it's going to rain and wednesday's going to be the worse day, do we staff up and try to plan in advance of that? >> we do. we do with debris and subway p

. >> we don't expect a bus to drive through standing water and we don't expect rers to be on buss that are going through standing water. >> reporter: the portion was closed to all traffic because of flooding. oakland police over their loud speaker were telling cars not to chance driving through the road. only big rigs were being allowed through this morning. that doesn't mean every car driver was listening to police. >> if you get stuck, you are on your own. >> reporter: the driver of this bmw stalled out. the car might still be there if not for a big rig that helped with a push. frank widener died to wade through the water that came higher than his knees. >> i need to get home. valentine's day. >> reporter: it is closed to traffic. it was not as high as it was. we saw a big rig make a u-turn. the pumps that normally keep the area dry are not working. no estimate on when it will be fixed. ac transit is looking into the circumstances why the bus went through the water. >>> thank you. >> water pouring down a hillside in sausalito. >> abc7 news wayne freedman has been on the scene since e

on weddings they fall on hospitals and on homes they fall on funerals rep refugee camps and school busses i am mindful that this debate is taking place a day after the president disregarded the law and failed to report to congress who was responsible for the murder of journalist jamal to shoki. the murder of last october has mobilized members of congress against the saudi led war in yemen in fact as one republican noted democrats didn't seem concerned when the previous president began helping the bombardment of the country and would have been nice if our friends were equally concerned with president obama actually was committing us to kinds of activity we're talking about but things have changed and if anything anger has grown on capitol hill for several reasons the white house's refusal to meet a congressional deadline to definitively conclude whether crown prince mohammed bin solomon was responsible for the killing a new york times report that revealed u.s. intelligence had intercepted a phone call in which the crown prince threatened to put a bullet into the journalist reports that des

camps and school busses i am mindful that this debate is taking place a day after the president disregarded the law and failed to report to congress who was responsible for the murder of journalist jamal to shogi. the murder of dramatic last october has mobilized members of congress against the saudi led war in yemen in fact as one republican noted democrats didn't seem concerned when the previous president began helping the bombardment of a country that would have been nice if our friends were equally concerned with president obama actually was committing us to kinds of activities we're talking about but things have changed and if anything anger has grown on capitol hill for several reasons the white house is refusal to meet a congressional deadline to definitively conclude whether crown prince mohammed bin salman was responsible for the killing a new york times report that revealed u.s. intelligence had intercepted a phone call in which the crown prince threatened to put a bullet into the journalist reports that despite having been officially fired as a result of his role in the killing o

i was bussed. and i was bussed under missouri versus jenkins because i came from the midwest, kansas, into kansas city, missouri and busing came very late. so when i was bussed, it was this old but new phenomena. and i remember people walking in and looking in the doors as we were at the time about 20 african-american students in a school of hundreds and hundreds of white students. and you heard the n word and you had things written on your locker and you had all of these things happen. to me, the jury is still out on the benefit of busing and the benefit of this forced integration. but it also gave me the power to say that i can look anyone in the eye and be very clear in what i have to say to them. without fear of favor. but i also realize those people who would come in with their charts and they would look and examine each person in the room and where they were seated and how many people were there, i always wondered who they were. they were civil rights attorneys. so little did i know years lat

screened by the kurds also by foreign special forces that are on the ground and then they're being bussed to camps in kurdish controlled areas of syria the situation there is dire the u.n. saying that over twenty children babies have died of my nutrition it is a desperate situation it has been a desperate situation over the years inside syria and i think we need to be cautious when we talk about to the announcement the looming announcement of that the fact that bicyclists lost its territory in syria and iraq there remain huge challenges ahead all these areas that have seen the fighting have been completely flattened people people's homes have been destroyed there is no infrastructure there is a lot of rebuilding to be done and of course these people that reside in camps the internally displaced will not be able to go home any time soon so yes it is significant that this final push is now under way but huge challenges remain ahead while you are aspired to joshua landis director of the university of oklahoma center for middle east studies he says that they're all still thousands of foreign

veterinarian peter buss wants to find out more about the situation he regularly examines and vaccinates the animals. and once again his skills as a marksman are required. he hits his target on the first try. diseases including rabies and distemper recently wiped out an entire pack of local wild dogs. this one seems to be in good shape but the boss wants to make sure. so we're actually going to do with his dog we're going to get blood samples and the blood samples were used for looking for tb and will also use it for looking for antibodies for distemper and rabies from the vaccines and there's a number of other. projects that are being run using the blood samples looking at things like blood parasites that sort of thing. groupies tongue bus also wants to check the dogs lungs for any infections he inserts a tube and pores in a sailing solution. it's really just because of habitat destruction they just. haven't had really left for them. persecuted so if they do get on to private farms and stuff and i start killing domestic stuff. to shoot them so they're very basic you did. not enough rang

passengers had to take buss into the city. bart says the whole thing caused about a 20 minute delay system-wide. >>> a northbound caltrain struck a person trespassing on the tracks at 10:17. the person survived and was taken to the hospital. no one was put and they were taken to their destination. >>> jessica patterson won the election to lead the gop in the first election cycle after big term loss and her goal to lead the gop instead of solely pushing the president's message. >>> in san francisco, demanding climate change answers. high school and middle school students will head to senator dianne feinstein's office urging her to support the green new deal she opposes. you might have seen the video where an activist spoke to her and it went viral in part because of the tense exchange. they are affiliated with the activist group called feinstein movement. tomorrow, they get another chance to meet with her. >>> happening tomorrow, in the big trial of monsanto, the trial of edward hardiman versus monsanto. he started using the we

. >>> bart began subbing busses for trains there morning at 4:00 a.m. train service has been pushed back till 5:00 a.m. to allow for a massive retrofit project. some riders complained of long wait times and lines. >>> good evening. >> also happening now a crack down on a popular shortcut on the peninsula. commuters trying to beat the traffic are in for a surprise. andrea live in foster city. she has the details on this one. what is going on? >> well tonight the cones and the cops are out attempting to train come re-train commuters. here in foster city the story behind it lies in your smartphones navigation. >> not just waze, apple maps, google, they are all -- they are all contributing to the problem that we are experiencing here in foster city. >> it turns out one man's shortcut through bay area commute traffic is another's nightmare. >> oh my god, tons of people have been complaining about it. >> sam would know. hes the mayor of foster city. starting today there will be no left turns off of hills dale boulevard on to edge water or shell boulevards. a

the first two buss will leave earlier at 415 -- 4:15. the changes will allow them to complete a project. it will sure up the transit system to prepare for the chance of a major earthquake t. the work is expected to last three and a half years >>> there is a happy ending to a story of a cat who has been living inside of the fire department. >> animals aren't allowed but kpix 5's john reports the cat will get a new home. >> this is edna. she has called station 49 in the bayview district home for five years. the building is actually a staging and storage facility for department ambulances and recently an anonymous complaint was filed about the cat living in the warehouse among boxes of medical supplies. so despite the objections of the paramedics, the department ordered edna out. you can imagine how people feel about that. >> its not hurting anybody. just leave the cat alone. >> in a statement late this afternoon the department says an investigation concluded quote having the cat in the facility compromised the supplies, equipment and pharm

. >> the buss will be leaving at about the same time as bart. we really developed this program to keep it about the same time as bart. some of the routes will actually be faster than bart was while bart makes stops along the way. these early bird express routes are from point a to point b. >> the work is expected to last about three and a half years. >>> a judge in oakland has turned down a motion to have more people arrested in the ghost ship fire. the inferno at a converted warehouse killed 36 people in december of 2016. two men who ran that space now face charges of involuntary manslaughter. their lawyers say that 14 others should also be charged including the building's owner. today a judge said she does not have the authority to bring charges but defense lawyers can still present evidence that points to someone other than their clients. >>> i'm ken at the live news desk. we are just finding out about an incident that happened last week. according to the santa lara county sheriff's deputies they arrested a guy who was no on a bus pouring per

. >> reporter: in order to accommodate early morning commuters bart is using a fleet of buss to filln the service for the lost first hour of the train system. many of the buses will provide express service to san francisco or other major points in the system. bart officials are encouraging commuters to study their bus routes to make sure that they can get to the places they need to go in those early morning hours. >> most of the stations that where the data shows high ridership in the 4:00 a.m. hour is going to have a bus. some of the buses go directly to the trans bay terminal and others stop in key locations to pick up other passengers before heading into the city. >> reporter: the modified hours will allow crews more time over night to complete a $313 million seismic retrofit. it should protect the tube this is the event of an 8.0 earthquake. the project is 1ke8d to be completed in 2022. nighttime riders also see a change in service because beginning at 9:00 p.m., bart is going to be single tracking trains through the trans bay tup. that is going reduce the frequency of trains bet

(catherine) from bart trains to busses. we'll talk to commuters affected by bart's early morning schedule change. (grant) plus after the break... a family is waiting to hear the fate of their two huskies-- after they went on a rampage and killed several animals at a local school. we'll explain what happened after the break. c(grant) the solano county animal shelter is debating whether to euthanize two dogs that attacked several farm animals belonging to a vallejo elementary school. (catherine) three alpacas were killed in the attack... kron4's maureen kelly reports that the school had counselors on hand to help students deal with the deaths of the much loved animals.. these are pictures of the two huskies after they were empounded by the solano county animal control....the two dogs got under the fence of the loma vista farm friday night and when on a vicious rampage. three 6 year old alpacas named racer, skyfall and pacheco were found dead by a caretaker....three sheep and two pygmy goats were also attacked....but are recov

buss will be available. there is concern of more mudslides. april 2017 several homes in the oakland hills had to be evacuated when a landslide endangers residents. portions of the area were also crumbling. mud reached up to 4-5 feet against the back walls oh of the o a couple of homes on ban nondrive. >> it is not liveable because there is mud all throughout the back bedroom. >> john returns to the oakland hills where residents say they are feeling a bit uneasy. >> people living in the oakland hills have a unique interest in the weather whenever a big rain event is moving in and its all because of their geography. >> its amazing what qualifies as real estate in the oakland hills. some lots are steep enough to hang a hat on. so the fact that johny robertson house sitting here has him nervous. >> mudslides everywhere. >> maybe not everywhere but in 2017 nearby road was wash out and two homes were red tagged as mud slid down the hill against the side of the houses. it has ban stark reminder to other home owners of what could happen to them. >> we

this is just part of what seems to be a largest trend of drivers not obeying the s signs on school busses. eight children were killed getting off of the bus in the 2017-'18 school year. and 84,000instances of drivers passing buses in oneday. >> when you see a large, yellow school bus, even if the arm isn't out, don't you just automatically slow down? >> yes. bere that, youon't drive on the sidewalk. tme on. >> watchin video of the near-misses, people going too fast. stop for that arm, please. >>> thiswsweek's srm came and went. but the cold weather isn't everybody's favorite part. >> pat collins and the snow stick chaenge made the weather more bearable this time around. this morning, we have a winner. judge. i usually do. there were htedeliberations with susan hogan and tracee wilkins. it wasugh. pat challenged you to re-create your favorite movie screen in the snow. it came to a three-way tie between "e.t.," "bird box" and "mission impossible." the peacock family's "bird box" eaene won. it was almost to be with a name like peacock, right? >> that's a good look. >> those babies probably d

rivers of mud ravaged the town of monecito last year, killing 23, and wiping out 37 homes and si bussesfire season has sparked new fears that montecito's disaster was a preview of the disaster to plcome. >> peo do immediately flash back. >> reporter: residents already yearated six time this is are taking action. they believe these steel mesh nets from key to stopping the next deadlye mudslide, whe it starts. these canyons are beautiful but caoube dang >> they can be very dangerous, especially under conditions post rainfall. th intense >> reporter: a small team raised more than $4 million from residents. six b nets wi installed in this canyon and two other. >> water, soils, g mud cano through the rain nets but the rock stays behind. it'sasically a shock absorber. >> reporter: these excavators hahe been working around t clock to clear out debs from rains that happened just last weekend. and the concern is without these nets, these giant boulders will continue to flow down stream. >> we are absolutely at risk today. >> reporter: fire chief kevin taylor says the nets can provide safety for

today's march i understand that people on the march for many children and government workers who were bussed in ordinary people as came on marking this anniversary. well. there is a lot of frustration among the many sectors everyone in society so we've seen also in the past year in those anniversary festivities started the crowds were not as large as expected so this is this is concerning. and let's and that given the partial collapse of the iran nuclear deal and the country's economic struggles do they actually have much to celebrate today. well the picture doesn't look so good there are immense us economic problems in iran there are high prices and there are a lot of there is high levels of poverty there are a lot of closures enterprises there is high youth unemployment and so there are a lot of very challenging celtic and problems that were homey but exacerbated by the reimposition of your faction plus the fact that politically. iran is in a stalemate with the moderate government also losing a lot of credibility and also with hard line liners now expected to you know to to be more promine

you talk about a film to do with the talk of a when the finance it palosi but i wonder how how this bussing of heads this is seen by known politicians. well i mean you know when people outside who are not paying attention to the day to day of washington look at this they say washington is broken but the truth is that washington's broken traditionally in the past eight years since you bottom of industry has tended to favor republicans but in this case and democrats got a lot of blame for the last shutdown the one that happened in twenty seventeen or the democrats were trying to force some kind of solution on doc on the children of undocumented workers but in this case the clear majority of the american public including those who don't low information voters who don't pay attention was that this is really trump shutdown and part of the reason is because he said it himself he said if there's a shutdown it's my i'm responsible for it and i'd be proud to shut down the government for this wall and it happened and the american people blamed him for it let's look at the likely agenda issues and let

hundred people in all and they didn't stay for very long at all and many of those who did come were bussed in many of them public servants who were here for a roll call and then began leaving shortly after but interestingly enough in the last few hours we have seen large numbers of students and other supporters of the government coming here in buses from got out of cars from lot of state from all over the country coming here they're going to spend the night on the bridge that you see directly behind me at the very end of this is the stage i don't know if you can see it.

today it is a story for your country and a proud day for us all nathan busses have just signed a session protocol for the future project of north i'm us with mustard on their oil . i want to congratulate both the school. for showing commitment and courage in reaching an agreement on the name issue just some background to this story the country has been held back from joining nato until now by neighboring greece over the name macedonia it's also use those you may know for a large region of northern greece which feared that it might lead to territorial claims but after twenty seven years of wrangling the former yugoslav republic settled on north macedonia for the country's leaders it's another milestone reached macedonia has been waiting twenty seven years to become a member of nato today macedonia has the hope of having open doors for leaders push through north muster the only is name change which saw greece drop its objections to joining nato and the european union in a referendum last september just where ninety four percent of macedonians came out in favor of but calls for a boycott me

under the weight of expectation the teacher in table toppers face leverkusen and former coach peter bussdesperate to end february with a win and after a genie first half hour documents donna says i get to spot the game into life with a simple finish a free kick. peg them back five minutes later through kevin fall and but straight from kickoff darkman stormed out the other end and regained the lead thanks to electric englishman jade and son joe. after practice and to the first half and captain stepped up after the break to give them breathing space goodson made it three one. but both his boys bit back with twelve minutes left units and having the deficit with a fly header. the goal meant an anxious and fulfillment cookie and co but they held on for the when need desperately needed to once again put daylight between themselves and the bindis league summit. although for dad you can always get interviews on the go download our app from google play or from the apple store that gives you access to the latest news from around the world push notifications for breaking news god also use it send u

oh say did you see before the dawn's early light at 4:00 a.m., a fleet of buss where there used to betrains. do you know when the first eastbound train hits embarcadero? >> day one as bart begins seismic retro proof inside the tube. to accommodate that, the agency has moved service back from 4:00 to 5:00 a.m. the extra 60 minutes each night will hasten completion by about four months in three and a half years. today that abstract of change became reality. >> there is no line, but it is a lot longer than normal. normally the bart is about ten minutes. this was about 40 or maybe 30. >> at pittsburg bay point station, there were long lines. bart says they're adjusting accordingly. >> pittsburg bay point, we got slammed there. everybody went there. everybody wanted to get on the first bus. we had about 130 people lined up

screened by the kurds also by foreign special forces that are on the ground and then they're being bussed to camps in kurdish controlled areas of syria the situation there is dire the u.n. saying that over twenty children babies have died of malnutrition it is a desperate situation it has been a desperate situation over the years inside syria and i think we need to be cautious when we talk about to the announcement the looming announcement of that the fact that bicyclist lost its territory in syria and iraq there remain huge challenges ahead all these areas that have seen the fighting have been completely flattened people people's homes have been destroyed there is no infrastructure there is a lot of rebuilding to be done and of course these people that reside in camps the internally displaced will not be able to go home any time soon so yes it is significant that this final push is now under way but huge challenges remain ahead for more on this let's cross live to andy gallagher and washington d.c. and the president trump has said he expects i still to have been defeated by next week is

camps and school busses i am mindful that this debate is taking place a day after the president disregarded the law and failed to report to congress who was responsible for the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. the murder of dramatic last october has mobilized members of congress against the saudi led war in yemen in fact as one republican noted democrats didn't seem concerned when the previous president began helping the bombardment of the country and would have been nice if our friends were equally concerned with president obama actually was committing us to kinds of activities we're talking about but things have changed and if anything anger has grown on capitol hill for several reasons the white house is refusal to meet a congressional deadline to definitively conclude whether crown prince mohammed bin salman was responsible for the killing a new york times report that revealed u.s. intelligence had intercepted a phone call in which the crown prince threatened to put a bullet into the journalist reports that despite having been officially fired as a result of his role in the killing