over years of joint effort, shared sacrifices that put isis on its heels and rendered its physical califate nonexistent. the door is wide open for resurgence of the islamic state. creating power vacuum begging for the meddling influence of russia. leaving northeastern syria wide open iran to extend reach unimpeded all the way from tehran to the door step of our friends in israel. and destroying the leverage we currently have to compel by bashar al assad to stop slaughter of syrian people and negotiate end to terrible conflict and humanitarian catastrophe. madam president, i want to make something clear, the united states has taken the fight to syria and afghanistan because that is where our enemies are, that is why we're there. fighting terrorists, exercising leadership and trouble regions and advancing u.s. interest around the world does not make us an evil empire or the world's policeman. we are prudent and responsible world power that stands up for our own security and the freedom of others. alongside the 80 coalition partners u.s. forces have led and counter isis coalition, that is what

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benefiting from this but how devastating is the impact of this califate ing in africa. you fred pointed out that as nearly 45 percent of all google detections happen all in sub-saharan africa now if you consider the fact the sub-saharan africa produces really about $30000000000.00 of pharmaceuticals in the global trade we have $1.00 trillion dollars so that is really just a little above 3 percent and we detected 25 percent of all counterfeits in africa that tells you that the impact is dramatic but more importantly as the bed of disease shifts from infectious disease to more chronic illnesses like attention and diabetes and the rest of it the costs escalates because the candidate as i dislike these more expensive medicines and by the cost of health care system the cost insurance systems business peaked in the health care system. we also have a situation where the cost of counterfeit medicines confidence the total area tends to decline and people start to self medicate and we just other impacts down the line the issue of resistance medicinal resistance where even when yo

hasn't done it, they were lined up to go out and wipe out the people we just defeated, the isis califate and i said, you can't do that, you can't do it, and he didn't do it. #. >> that was just at the end of june. >> most countries are allies and our earn mys don't know what we're doing any more. there's no rhyme or reason to this. we asked the kurds to take down the defensive weaponry and we promised security versus turkey, in the process, we are now pulling back and putting them up for slaughter, potentially, this is a dangerous situation the president has gotten into. and where is the secretary of state, trying to search out for conspiracy theories on biden, he should be out here negotiating security for us as well as the kurds. >> where is the secretary of state. i thought the republican senator ted cruz had a great point, he tweeted about a lot of this, and he said, other enemies and rivals, don't abandon their allies, if we want allies to stand with america in the future, we shouldn't either. honorable nations stand by their friends. what message does this send to our allies. >> i

so you'renin northern calif where i understand even though the threat was great in the last few days, they've gotten a better hold on that kinkaid fire. the urgency right now is really in southern california with those infamous santa ana winds creating a lot of fire dangers. there tonig are dealing with these conditions basically an open-ended challengeor the state? >> i think it's fair to say that they are. the emerging science on the issue of these kind ofdangerous late-fall events is that, as the climate warms, we're likely to see more and more of these very dangerous moments in the la ll, where it's very difficult to control fires. >> michael, even with th fires burning in southern california, and one of them is actually burning close to the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, we don't see the same kin of blackouts there that you have up north. why is that? that's true. we've seen a smaller degree of safety blackouts being utilized by the southern california utilities.although, i think thay change. two of the fires that have occurred in reent weeks in southern calif

where richard is standing, that is the isis califate.eard of, these were the main supply lines for isis. and isis fighters, isis munitions, isis explosives were pouring over the syrian border when isis had the califate and planning major attacks in europe and against the united states of america. so isis right now given where this is going is going to reconstitute its networks. it won't be the scope we saw in 2013-2014 but'already happening. and our ability to keep that from happening is unraveling because the force we built of 60,000 syrians and it's not just kurds, it's arabs, christians, many others. 60,000 is now basically fracturing apart as they come under pressure from turkey, from russia, from iran. and the americans are evacuating their bases. so it's a strategic disaster. >> and, brett, have we lost all leverage with turkey? i mean, does turkey even care if they get kicked out of nato? >> they know they're not going to get kicked out of nato because there's no way to kick anybody out of nato. but the fact of the matter is they'

were being guarded by the kurds and the americans well some of them have escaped claiming that their calif it will rise again i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. that either of us get all that regardless of the threats and oppression we are determined to continue the operation until the end i am stating clearly we will absolutely finish the job we started. we want this war to stop nobody should die no soldiers no civilians we just want peace that is a clip from the nation from the european union site after this military action in the north east of syria this is a complicated situation. now that's of course we're scared we're scared for the whole country for turks for kurds for everyone no one should be killed comical so the book is going along. because we get on the money being used do we need in the fight against funny how are you going to stand by your ally a nato member all the terrorists to the studio. also coming up prickly and may shift the vulgar language of the u.s. president now there's a disturbing video showing the president as a mass murderer his target the news media but

levant from the great mosque in the iraqi city of mosul he led friday prayers after naming himself califfor religious leader it was a show of power by an armed group which took over much of iraq's sunni heartland after the iraqi army all but collapsed 5 years later it was back daddy's state that collapsed i saw once controlled 88000 square kilometers of territory. stretching from western syria to eastern iraq it lost its last stronghold in syria in march this year weeks after back that he made his 1st appearance in 5 years putting to rest many unconfirmed reports of his death in a video the eisel leader wanted to show he was still in charge and along with his group survived the territorial defeat back that he was behind the group's creation an expansion eisel originated in al qaida in iraq. back then he became its leader in 2010 he then capitalized on the unrest in neighboring syria exploiting the security vacuum it started to capture territory and changed its name to islamic state in iraq and the levant before falling out with al qaeda leader ayman al-zawahiri i see now the challenge is

escalated started in about 1880. 33 years later the world record high temperature was in death valley, califes fahrenhe fahrenheit. experts think that if there is not a reduction temperatures will get worse and it will cause more and more wild fires. >> next, the state of the middle east after the death of an isis leader and the president's twitter announcement. first, a federal judge blocked alabama's near total ban on abortions preventing the ban from going into effect if last month. it would have been illegal for doctors to offer abortions except for cases involving rape or incest. more services are currently still available. more services a still available. s. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk

states precipitously is leaving syria, and it's important to keep in mind even though the physical califate on the map no longer exists, in august the pentagon inspector general put out a report saying they estimate anywhere between 14 and 18,000 isis fighters still loose in syria and iraq. that they have as much as $400 million at their disposal. in addition to that, there are these camps that are supposed to be guarded by syrian fighters. there are 2,000 isis fighters. and the kurds warned the united states, going back months that they did not have the resources to secure these prisons. especially in the event and they saw this coming of a turkish invasion. and now we're seeing there have been escapes from these prisons. last month baghdadi had called upon his supporters to break down the walls of their prisons, and free their brethren. this is a golden opportunity now for isis to do exactly that. because now there is a vacuum as the kurds are rushing to counter the turkish invasion. they simply don't have the wherewithal to secure the prisons in addition to the camps where there are as m

support, the califate and they had created a stable corner where, you know, there was a hope for theuture. by the u.s. withdrawal, there's a danger of isis reemerging and another war twin the kurds and the turks, and great instability with long term issues. >> this is having a damaging effect. >> he talks about having no commitment to the kurds, it's true we have no military commitment, we would try to make sure any political resolution ensured that the kurds rights were represented. the syrian government has marginalized and sometimes percent indicated the kurds, and it was very important -- that was the quid pro quo in a way. the kurds were approached the same day in 2014, by the leader of the iranian revolutionary guards could force military officer. the iranians opted for more. and now we're walking away. >> you call the president who, he sent vice president pence and secretary of state mike pompeo to anchor -- figure out a cease-fire, i think some people use air quotes to talk about the cease-fire. the president is talking about the cease-fire, it's perverse. >> he was talking a

but at my direction as commander in chief of the united states, we obliterated his califate 100% in march of this year. today's events are another remainder we will continue to pursue the remaining isis their brutal end and that also goes for other terrorist organizations. they likewise are in our sights. bag today they and the losers who worked for him and losers they are, they had no idea what they were getting in to. in some cases they were very frightened puppies. in other cases they were hard-core killers. but they killed many, many people. their murder of innocent ericans, james foley, steven sotlov, peter kasic and caleb mueller were especially heinous. the shocking publicized murder f a jordanian pilot, a wonderful young man, spoke to the king of jordan. they all knew him and loved him. he was burned alive in a cage for all to see on the execution of christians in libya and egypt as well as the genocidal mass murder of ucides rank isis among the most depraved organizations, the history of our world, the forced religious conversions, the orange suits prior to so many beheadings, al

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and syria and turned it into a global organization before he announced or declared himself to be a calif2014. he noongd create the brand that will survive his death. but the timing of his killing is very sensitive and that's why i say the unitedtates has a small window, perhaps, to keep the pressure and keep theow organizationand prevent it from becoming a large organization in the future, prevent it frm sically reviving itself. >> reporter: let's use that to turn to u.s. policy in syria, mike. we have be focusing so much on president trump's decision to withdraw over the last couple of weeks, but we heard secretary else peesper say specifically t. in syria has not changed and remains the same since 2014 and the official says the goals of u.s. policies in syria remain, the samber one, defeat i.s.i.s. so it seems that, despitehe president's rhetoric in the last couple of weeks, the strategyma s the same. >> and very interesting from vice president pence's interview, removing the u.s. troops from one s, ctit fundamentally the mission not changing, and i think that's quite good because as h

they've lost their calif and caliphate over the last year. at the same time while they've been on the run, while they've lost their caliphate, perhaps because of and it switched back to being a transterror outfit. five people were killed at a christmas market in france to 250 people killed at churs in sri lanka to my killed in afghanistan. they still have the ability to carry out mass casualty attacks and that's with or without baghdadi in charge. and unfortunately, we've also seen this script before. in 2006 as you know, the bush administration killed al zawahiri, the predecessor group to isis. in 2010 they killed baghdadi's predecessor. in 2011, barack obama killed both osama bin laden and anwar awaki. we're still fighting a war on terror and all it has given us is more war and more terror. >> i want to bring in the deputy national security adviser advising the biden campaign on foreign policy. let me ask but the timing here and then i want to get to, where we are in the quote. the timing, the time sort of solved a problem for me. why is th

colleges across california will not have to go far for medical abortion bill starting on january of of califa state university health centers will be required to provide access a who wanted. under a new state law signed by governor newsom it's called senate bill 24. the new law will offer the abortion pill students in the first 10 weeks of pregnancy for free. some students say the service is a good reassurance but not everybody supports this plan. >>believe that it belongs. and the proper hands, a little more monitored. >>and not as easily accessible. i don't have a car. so if i was ever in a situation and they had it i would be really grateful like save from you know like really convenient. >>and you see group install vending machines back in 2017 which dispensed can trust contraceptive contraception like condoms and pregnancy test. even morning after pills, some students say that medicine does not belong on school campuses i've it and they're old halfway into san francisco neighborhood is about to close to the public. >>all of this because of homeless people and drug addicts and their deal

petaluma santa rosa calif so good just a few areas. they're going to be looking at winds regularly gusting into the range of 30 to 40 miles per hour in peak. wind gusts topping out above 70 miles per hour in some cases so should be no surprise the high wind watches and fire weather watches taking effect tomorrow night likely to see red flag warnings in there too for similar areas as to what we saw yesterday inland east bay all across the north bay and our wooded areas on the peninsula on a different know we actually did see something else going on this morning. the 3 point oh earthquake reported just polled just before 07:00am a right around lake tahoe. again we did have that 3 point right outside of the bay area for those of you that may be heading that direction this weekend to get out of the bad air just something to note this morning minor just to our east temperatures in the 60's and 70's to start this morning you're noticing it's cooler in some areas, especially the north bay by the afternoon though nothing cool about it. it's up

the people in this camp are the ones who fled the califate at the last moment. inside this camp they recreated the rules of the caliphate. they have the police who effectively run much of the camp. if you break their laws they will kill that person. they have mutilated some people. they have cut them up. they found the body of a 1-year-old beaten to death. they can't explain why or even what goes on in the heads of these terrorists. the authorities do not have control inside the camp. they don't have the numbers. they have resorted just to controlling the perimeters. inside, it is the wild west. at night, isis sleeper cells are able to slip into this vast camp, they're able to smuggle things in, guns, grenades, even one $65,000 cash shipment was intercepted. it is really a country to itself. >> there are 71,000 people inside this camp. we can't go any further than this. that's because the guards have no control inside. they say it is a little caliphate. we can hear people shouting at us in english from inside. they are international section of the camp. they com

who else has a vested interest in making sure isis combatants don't escape and -- and reform the califate>> yeah. another great question. i think there's some real politic in this, which is that the fact is that if president assad's forces do take over huge new swaths of syria get those back if you like, the isis members they encounter will be treated -- will not be treated simp sympathetically. assad's forces will have no sympathy for isis forces. so we have to see what plays out on the ground. but it's got to be a worry for the west to see such hardened jihadists seemingly disappearing. >> nbc's keer simmons in turkey. thank you very much. ahead, the clash between the president and his own party overture ki overtu over turkey's actions in syria. over turkey's actions in syria g from national. because national lets me lose the wait at the counter... ...and choose any car in the aisle. and i don't wait when i return, thanks to drop & go. at national, i can lose the wait...and keep it off. looking good, patrick. i know. (vo) go national. go like a pro. i felt i couldn't be at my best for m

that u're only >>we continue our breaking news coverage tonight on the can kade fire in sonoma county califrned just over 76,000 acres containment tonight still at 15%. cal fire says t blaze destroyed 189 structures, an 86 of them were homes, 39 other structures are damaged 26 of them e homes tonight. there are threats that the fire could spread farther south threatening homes in santa rosa and at is as strong winds continue to blow towards santa rosa chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is tracking those wind speeds. >>he has the numbers for yeah, you know we're lking at sustained winds now the mountains there. a 45 to 47 miles per hour not good news very eerie look as we lk from san francisco. the shooter cam looking north about 60 miles you can see the kincade fire there also a couple of spot fires popping up as well so that's the concern tonight you see the wind you see that north northeasterly wind blowing some of that smoke back toward the coastline right now, but at the same time long many of the embers from that fire. back toward the coastline as well and that's not what we want to s

calif fire says it's burned 500 acres. it burns for a mobile home park destroying at least 74 of those homes and caused a number of medical emergencies. investigators say the fire started when a garbage truck dumped a load of trash that was burning. >>we are continuing our coverage of the power shut off on our kron on app is available for free right now because of the urgent safety threat involving the power shut off. you can download kron on at the app store for live local news streaming 24 7. >>visit and president trump goes after the bidens in a big way how he's accusing his democratic rival and his son. >>of corruption plus the blue angels are here for fleet week what expect as a military jets prepare to take over the bay area skies and next what a lot of people really want to know how the winery's to get through the why the power. >>we continue our breaking news coverage on the power shut off the blackouts come at an especially bad time for some wineries a lot of them are wrapping up their harvest season and napa sono

did to end the califate, seems his judgment something that now you can turn the page from. and what he's not speaking to is the kind of concern that lindsey graham raises about how you can reconstitute those isis fighters. didn't express concern about those that might have been let out of detention in wake of this decision. and when asked about the criticism from lindsey graham, encouraged that graham should work on his judiciary committee business dealing with the president's political pursuits and not this foreign affairs portfolio that clearly graham has been trying to influence the president on this and not getting anywhere. so the president at times appeared very irritated by the questions today asking about the cause and effect of his actions. and saying that it is not his doing. even though there are real questions about the u.s. place in the world when it comes to protecting allies and trying to be a stability force. the president seems very frustrated that there is a cost to u.s. service personnel in being in those regions and a cost in terms of the overall budget

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now we have the latest for you in the growing wildfire in sonoma county calif fire says the can kade burned more than 24,000 acres. it is just 10% contained this morning. these are new numbers from this morning. there are several mandatory evacuations in place and you ca% find a list of those evacuation centers on our website at kron 4 dot com. according to cal fire's website 49 structures have been destroyed thing in the contained fire so far. the recent fires and windy weather patterns are a terrible reminder of what that community went through about 2 years ago. karma dickerson reports from sonoma county where some people were very emotional as they yet again were forced to pack up their lives. gone in less than 2 days. >>as the king cake fire tore through the outskirts of guys are ville the fire left at least 49 wine country building in its wake. many of them houses some showing the remnants of the lives lived in 5. others burned beyond recognition. and though there's no mistaking the vineyards a closer look shows sports leads in charge greats. cardwell lives in healdsburg far en

. >>> still to come on "squawk box," wildfires continue to tear across calif kinkaide fire continues fires emerging overnight. jane wells is in los angelhas a coming up. jane, what can you tell us >> reporter: hey, becky. fire doesn't care if you're rich or poor. we are in one of the most expensive neighborhoods of los angeles where they're trying to get control of the fire. several homes lost ♪ doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> time for this morning's market movers. dom chu joins us with that dom? >> top of the morning to you, andrew let's start our check of earnings movers with shares of conocophillips helping to kick off big cap energy earnings this week. shares are higher by a percent or so on very thin pre-market volume it posted profits and revenues two in part to increased production and key geographies including the continental u.s., europe, asia pacific then we have shares of xerox higher by close to around 4% roughly 5,000

were being guarded by the kurds and the americans well some of them have escaped claiming that their calif it will rise again. this is the day. of us kill all the regardless of the threats and oppression we are determined to continue the operation until the end i am stating clearly we will absolutely finish the job we started. we want this war to stop nobody should die no soldiers no civilians we just want peace that is a nation from the european union site.