>> we carried out a funeral today. we carried out the funeral today.e carried out the funeral today. >> to launch a military offensive? >> that is an absolute falsification. >> earlier on -- >> i think it is really important to get the facts straight. >> in order for the israeli army to launch their first and initial attack on gaza. are you manipulating once again to continues your military presence in gaza? >> i think we need to get back to the facts. hadar golden was abducted, taken by hamas terrorists into a tunnel in the gaza strip, in the outskirts of rafah. t carried out a mission, hot pursuit in order to find him. we did not locate him. we located items within the tunnel. we located possible remnants. we carried out the forensic investigation that took a day and a half to determine that it was indeed him and it was sufficient in order to determine that he was killed in action. we do not have him. maybe they do. maybe they have, you know, over the courts of the last three and a half weeks, we have had at least six cases of attempted ab duction of

can legally carry. so i can only legally carry the gun can in my home and at the shooting range in virginia. i can take it unloaded, locked in a case in the back of my car to the shooting range in virginia, and that's it. >> any other questions? >> so you just hope you don't get mugged. [laughter] >> oh, yes. i'm sorry, down there. >> hi. i'm kelly. i'm from florida, and the stand your ground law has been something, like, very controversial in our area. i was wondering if you could speak to that generally and then the you think that it was, like, a hyperbolization by the media. >> yeah. the stand your ground laws got totally out of control with the trayvon martin trial. stand your ground laws which florida initiated, wrote the first one, are basically simple. if you are confronted with, your life is in danger, you have no way to -- you do not have to back off. the criminal has to back off. you do not have to run away because a lot of states are prosecuting people for attacking back to the criminal. it d

people carry their entire lives. that is not a marginal case. that is the world that we live in, isn't it? >> we hear it repeated that the facts of this case are not for the entire life on the cellphone. a handful of contacts. what we understand is there were 250 some odd contacts, but 59 photos, and there were perhaps 42 videos 30 to 45 seconds. >> not that this particular budget for this category of cases. and think this is very near. why the implementing. by we have in this case. the cellphone is fair game no matter what the crime, no matter how all relatively unimportant the crime is. >> it is true that the court typically advises categorical lines, and that is what the court said then robinson. also is true the court has repeatedly said that those lines are drawn based upon the generality of cases. they are not drawn based on a marginal case a hypothetical potential. >> but in this case is a violent -- >> i guess what i'm trying to suggest to you is that you call it marginal, but, in fact, most people now do carry their lives on cell phones

and it is not going to be carried forward. and the members say that okay, could you give it back to me? it does not say that it is forfeited in here. so... >> right, so, we do have a whole section in our cafeteria plan, document which is on, you know, starts on bfour, and the cafeteria plan that talks about the forfeit turf the unused balances and they use it or lose it rule, it depends, and we, you know, we don't have it in the rules, we have not traditionally talked about the forfeit tur in the rules and we could add that and bring it back to the board if we feel that it needs to be there and when we do the appeals we go to the rules and if we need a further plan, we will often pull the eoc language into the appeal document, or the benefit guide or the other resources that we used to help to explain the benefit to members. >> and may i make a suggestion, and commissioner lim that perhaps, might meet your understandable point. what i believe that i am hearing, is that looking actually cafeteria document that we do have under

virtually every state in the country is quite liberal in the carrying of weapons, but the open carryingof arms is provocative and so even places like texas, texas is obviously not an anti-contraception. the open carrying of guns is not allowed by their loss. again, it is a regulation that goes with the matter which guns are carried and so the ending open carry is that the concert to carry guns for self defense is going be allowed as well. again, it's the state's choice. i know adam winkler has written today, but he has an op-ed in "the l.a. times," a very provocative thing to the more liberal people, no one will do it and then we will be valid the constitution. it's an interesting guy, but he might've been on it. >> michael, what decisions are you most concerned about? criticized as opposed or his decision, striking down an illinois law, which prohibited the carrying of a loaded weapon outside of the home. you call this a masterpiece of passive aggression that was previously criticized ms in future that might be challenged in the court, including market ammunition. what is the future go

is the last place that does not allow concealed carry in fact, disallow any carry.the right to bear arms is not a pretty nice. the rest of you probably interstates can get a concealed carry permit if you go to the background checks and training, you are responsible enough. i don't see why you shouldn't be allowed to then be responsible enough to carry it on campus. >> question over here from jordan. >> hi, jordan henry from missouri. how do you suggest that we combat the disparity in ideology between bigger cities where there is little to no contact for sure to the majority of people versus small towns like my overweight brain are gun collections to church and show off to each other? the >> right, right. i went on this book to her. i was in so many different places and is just the culture of america is so different when you talk about god, urban settings that so much gun-control laws. the thing is, look i said, d.c. has every lot in this country. crimes are outcome or murder sarah. in chicago these are people shot. new york is actually going up again as they stopped

they have carried out a couple of minor victories recently. at the same time, the kurds managed to carry out a successful attempt as well. so, it looks like stabilization again. >> anything on funding? if you know that they are drawing funding at all? >> lots of money. they have sucked up a lot of money as they move down the euphrates. money in the short run, i am afraid, is not their problem. but a real opportunity for us now is to target financing. we know that at the end of the day these groups, particularly when running these large military operations, they run on money. the first shot after an 9/11 was to go after terrorist financing. we should be focusing on the is il financing. >> one more question over there. from senator mike leigh's office. you have spoken a couple of times about the u.s. acting things coming together once there is a unity government in baghdad. it seems like that is still a long way from happening in terms of malik e stepping out of the way and then someone actually forming behind that. can you speak both to the rea

anywhere if they're carrying in their hand because you see a lot of people carrying the ipad or something comparable, tablet of some sort. your theory would permit a search of all of those things. >> objects that are on the person or immediately associated, like within a purse. it doesn't necessarily extend to things sitting nearby. the court has drawn a clear line there, like the -- >> what is the ruling? you're saying on the person. suppose it's in the car in a holder or suppose it is in the passenger seat? are you saying that's, you don't want to express an opinion about that? >> well. >> you don't want to talk about what is in somebody's pocket? >> i would say the cart has drawn different rules about that situation. if it is on the car seat an person removed from the car under gant if there is reason to think there might be information about the crime of arrest they can serve the phone but a different rule under robinson. >> what about carrying my laptop in your backpack? >> if your backpack is on your back when arrested yes, we think that is included. let me to back to the volume que

or if they're planning on carrying out these attacks or they're carrying out these attacks personally or instructing other people to carry out the attacks then they are under our scope, we will take them out. >> the taliban have been a point of contention for you and certainly a target. cow know how much ground you've gained in terms of dismantling the tunnels? >> well in the early hours of the cease-fire, just as a cease-fire was coming in, we have completed the destruction and neutralization of 32 tunnels. those tunnels indeed were intended to strike into the communities of southern israel to enable them to have easy access to the community so they could carry out multiple attacks simultaneously with tens of terrorists inside israel. i'm happy to report that is no longer a major threat as it was beforehand. there is a possibility there are some tunnels that we cannot find that they could utilize, but definitely not on the scale they had intended. this would have been a huge threat that was basically the reason why we had to go in with the ground forces. that is why we mobilized in t

i was a police officer, i wore a blue uniform and carried a pistol. five years later the same department issued m16s carried around inside of every officer adds car. i think that he was right that the 1997 shooting in l.a., did show that a certain amount of penetration power was needed and a lot of departments got one m16 to be an duty. now it's every police officer has an m-16 available to them. looking at the police officers on the streets in missouri, it is scary, because they look like soldiers, and are trained like soldiers i don't think it's far-fetched to believe they'll act like soldiers. >> hubert williams, let me turn that to you. earlier in the programme we mentioned the pentagon in transferring the tools to the local police departments require that they use them or give them back. does that create the temptation that you are going to use things like swat tools more often than they are called for? >> it could. the issue for me is how often is the pentagon saying that they have to use them. if they have to use them when they are not necessar

so i can only legally carry the gun in my home and i can legally carry the gun at the shooting range in virginia. so i can take it on loaded, lock them in the case in the back of my car to the shooting range, back, and that's it. >> just hope you don't get mugged. >> i'm kelly. i'm from florida, and the stand your ground law has been very controversial in our a. is to anything you can speak to that? and then if you think that it was like -- >> the stand your ground law has gotten totally out of control with the trayvon martin trial. stand your ground law's, it was florida initiate, wrote the first one. basically simple. if you are confronted with, your life is in danger, you have no way -- you do not have to back off. the criminal has to back off. you do not have to run away. a lot of states are prosecuting people for attacking back to the criminal. it didn't apply in the case of zimmerman because he was physically under trayvon martin so it was self-defense. that's what the court ruled. that's what the jury ruled. it's self-defense. which wasn't. if you watch the media, it was a sta

. >> many of my waitresses already open carry, conceal/carry before the restaurant actually began. they approached me asking if they could carry while working. >> reporter: so every morning hot breakfasts are served by waitresses packing heat. >> i'm carrying a ruger .357 blackhawk. >> i'm carrying a smith and wesson .9 millimeter shield. >> reporter: and the regulars too, like bill with his .357 magnum. if they told you you couldn't bring your gun in. >> i wouldn't come in here. >> what about businesses that don't allow them? >> i don't go in there. >> reporter: shooters isn't alone. a number of small businesses are welcoming gun owners just as some national chains like chili's, starbucks and sonic are doing the opposite. the owner of this tennessee restaurant says a growing attitude against guns convinced her to allow them. >> as the owner, i wanted to stand my ground. i have that constitutional right. if you'd like it, that's great. if you don't, i'm sorry for you. >> reporter: while businesses have the right to allow firearms, gun control supporters say it's irresponsible. >> t

speak softly, carry the big stick. have policies, have procedures, have training, have accountability and transparency, but equip the men and women who swear to protect the people they serve the means to do it. the public we're putting at risk if you take thighs weapon these weapons away. >> we'll take a short break and this equipment, very different from the equipment police officers were carrying 15 years ago, how it changes the effect it has on people on the street. stay with us. this is "inside story." stuart! stuart! stuart! stuart! ♪ check it out. this my account thing. we can tweet directly toa comcast expert for help. or we can select a time for them to call us back. the future, right? ♪ this doesn't do it for you? [ doorbell rings, dog barks ] oh, that's what blows your mind -- the advanced technology of a doorbell.. [ male announcer ] tweet an expert and schedule a callback from any device. introducing the xfinity my account app. that's why i always choose the fastest intern.r slow. the fastest printer. the f

out the budget to the city departments you're going to make sure we carry this out. are we ready to sign. all right. let's do it (clapping) want up close? (laughter) all right. and today is july 23rd >> 23rd. there you go donewednesday, ju this is the regular meeting of the directly commission i'd like to remind everyone to turn off a all trng fiascos. #345i79. commissioner mar. commissioner clinch. commissioner walker. commissioner lee is expected and supervisor scott wiener and commissioner sugaya are excused we we have quorum and the nekxt is presidents monopolist >> good morning and thank you all for coming we're obviously commissioner lee will join us here many a minute we have a light agenda which i nthink it good unusually we take wone monh to monwoone meeting off a year. presidents announcements the brblg engineer joseph for the staffing addicting booth at the this year's chinatown fair on june #14 where thth where they many questions of in-law units 5 and the mandatory retrofit program and what to d o to prepare for t nehe next big ea t earthquake. the build

if you decide to open carry your gun the last thing you're looking for is an open carry adventure and open carry adventure means something is going to horribly wrong an open carry adventure generally ends in dad going to federal prison for shooting a store clerk while yelling how was i supposed to know that was a price gun. don't forget to grab the sequels to this book my parents like it when i visit them in jail. and also my parents spent the family savings on guns so i wear a shirt made from our drapes. here so why are some of the other other books we thought would be useful to explain the tough realities of the world to small children in a fun and accessible way my parents are open to harry. who knows what's going on there there's also my parents do meth only on weekends and strictly for business and finally there's i have three testicles two daddies and a gun. that one's my fav if you buy all five of these you're raising a serial murderer who does not deserve the death penalty because it's a flawed racist system. now to the central intelligence agency which is trying to save face

both of them conceded that andey would carry texas obama was carried new york and california.he state the object of the entire campaign was a grab bag. states like florida and also small states like colorado. we have aords, presidential system now where unless a state is purple, neither red nor blue, it may as well not exist. that i think is certainly unhealthy consequence of the way complex political forces work on our time. get manifested in the electoral college. i am not arguing against it but that is a good argument for taking another look at that issue. >> a couple of what if you presented and i would appreciate if you could elaborate. humphrey would've been nominated for president even ever robert kevin that -- even if robert kennedy had lived. the second is your contention that president johnson would toe came very close reconsidering or reneging on his statement that he would not run. could you elaborate? i these are among the things elaborate and the book. most of the book is kind of a narrative of characters and events. honestly, i would have to be awful not to make

one of the things that truman carried was a distrust of regular army officers. he was a national guardsman. and he bore animosity against regular officers, and did not think they were regularly trustworthy. and other people as well served in the first world war. mussolini was a first world war vet ran, as was hitler, and wounded a couple of times, and won the iron cross, unusual distinction for a man in the army. and certainly, what a lot of these people carry, especially on the german side is the fact that they were on the losing end of versailles, and certainly hitler was much more interested in reversing that. as well as his own expansionist idea and so on and so forth. but he certainly wanted to reverse the versailles dick tant, as it was called in germany. and other places as well. a lot of the successor estates that rose out of the australia yap empire. this is why hungary aligns with germany. germany is the only crow in europe by the time they make the jump to enable them to achieve that goal. all of these people carrying with them the memory of what happ

it's difficult for us to carry out the rescue operations. when they managed to stay afloat, the ship posed problems. >> this is the ferry, the longest ferry route, taking three hours to get from one port to the other, nothing compared to the waiting time to get on or off the vessels. >> translation: sometimes the group comes with a dead body. they are bur yit in their -- buried in their home village. >> truck drivers transporting police spend days waiting to board. it's not unusual for entire loads to go bad. >> translation: 60 to 70 trucks are waiting in line to get to the ferry. >> it's the same story. nothing gets down. most of the subpoenaingers are -- passengers are some of the poorest people. because of that many are convinced nothing will be changed. >> it was condemned as a pastime by communist leaders, but china's elite are taking up golf in record numbers. rob mcbride reports. >> it can boast about the world's biggest golf resort, and there are hundreds of courses to come if growth forecasts are accurate. china likes its golf. >> t

should she carry anyway? >> i thought about this. if it were me, i probably would. >> yeah. >> if you have a restraining order against somebody and the school is not guaranteeing your protection, if it were me, i would carry. i trust myself with a gun. however, i agree with you on the concealed carry on campus. it makes me a little bit nervous. frat parties, drugs, alcohol, what could go wrong. do we really want an open carry kegger? do we want niedermayer walking around the frat house? they're responsible. in the military, they're responsible. the typical college kid, i don't know. i think it's too risky and i think dartmouth is a private institution and they should be allowed to do whatever they want to do. >> eric, that's the point that dartmouth, they said couldn't they escalate an already explosive situation. isn't that campus security? >> private property, do you have a right to say who can and can't carry? anecdotally, this past weekend, i'm in arizona with my family. we go to the movie theater, true story. big old sign at the

the evidence was that carrie's feebleminded this was inherited. this was determined by giving an i.q. test to her mother who also had been in the virginia colony she flunked. and to kerry who also failed it and she had a illegitimate daughter named bibi who was then about six or eight months old and the nurse said that she seemed to be feeble minded as well. first it went to the virginia court of appeals and then it went to the united states supreme court the citizen was rendered in one nine hundred twenty seven by justice all over one of the homes jr who is rich. guarded as one of the great progressive justices in the united states and so he said in the end three generations of imbeciles or enough kerry's mother kerry and via. the media leave us so we need to. push and secure. your party isn't the. issues that no one is asking with to get that you deserve answers from. politic only on our team. i. think it needs the. economic ups and downs in the find it tolerable month day the london deal sang night and the rest of life during the making will be

peter steinmetz was carrying an ar-15 over his shoulder when he was taken into custody last week. he told police he visited the airport to simply buy a cup of coffee. ( laughter ) >> stephen, of course. you gotta go to the airport for coffee. airports are to coffee as bus stations are to nachos. ( laughter ) and, yes, steinmetz may have pointed an ar-15 assault rifle in the direction of a mother and her teenaged daughter, so obviously we're not looking at a brain surgeon here. he's technically a top neuroscientist. perhaps he's studying the part of the brain that overrides impulse control. the point is, arrests like this are pure discrimination, and that hurts the children. fortunately, two gun lovers have written a new children's book to help kids understand the open carry lifestyle. it's called "my parents carry." ( laughter ) it tells the heartwarming story of brenna, her mom, and what looks like her other mom wearing a mustache. ( laughter ) unlike other parents, brenna's mom and dad carry loaded weapons openly, which might make her feel different, but her father reassures her

it's accused of carrying out more widespread killing. hello, you're watching al jazeera live from doha. i'm jane dutton. also coming up, police fire tear gas in ferguson, missouri, despite a curfew imposed after days of protest. >>> foreign workers leave libya as attempts are launched to stop the violence. >>> thousands of opposition forces remain on the streets of pakistan's capital. will they get what they want? >>> the united states has been carrying out air strikes in iraq. u.s. central command says it's been targetting islamic state group fighters around the northern city of erbil, and iraq's largest dam near mosul. nine attacks have been carried out by fighter jets and drones. they damaged and destroyed around one dozen armed groups. people in the yazidi say the u.s. and kurdish forces didn't stop them being attacked by the islamic state group in the village of korchel. 80 are said to have been killed there. >> translation: they separated men and women from the men. they took the women and children in a hall. they took gold, id and

reason we're simply carrying it. on wasn't going. book wait for its buckwheat and the bags are just in case anyone suspects it's guns and munition or something else like weapons of mass destruction. denise tells me that each bag is fifty kilograms and the route one hundred sixty bags here which means a tool to hold. eight tons and this is he tells me the maximum or what they struck can carry where these trucks are now ready to cross the border to deliver its humanitarian cargo to those in eastern ukraine who are in desperate need the driver as we have been able to speak to here told me that there will be two more inspections at the checkpoint from the russian and from the ukrainian side and after that security will be the major challenge for these tracks as the convoy is supposed to travel through regions in eastern ukraine where clashes are still continuing right now r.t. russian here kryten border. the queen in media reporting that a refugee column has come under fire outside no ganske ukrainian military officials say self-defense

, it might carry 70 people or more. that, theycome to would be determined to avoid anything like this. an experienced former british officer warns that keeping civilians and crusade could involve conduct. >> there may be actions of self-defense if one is:, as has happened, refugees from an area that is really hard-pressed. there may be a requirement to secure that area by the use of force to protect those refugees. the united states alongside its aid effort has now sent 130 more military personnel to the kurdish city of erbil. assessment team, not part of a move back to graham, -- ground combat. thesekurdish forces like must remain the front line to fight back the extremists of the islamic state. as another aid flight was loaded in britain, government officials were talking of putting humanitarian boots on the ground, not combat boots. david cameron says a humanitarian operation would not require the recall of parliament. james robbins, bbc news. >> as you can see, the situation on the ground in northern iraq for those

by their partners and have another woman, a third party carry the baby for them. gay men have explored surrogacy as a way to become parents. the story of baby gamy, a biological child of an australian couple born to a young thai woman is just the latest moment where we might pause, think a little bit more about how we manage our miracles and talk about the ethics and economics of surrogate birth. the sorry of baby gamy he wil illustrates the promise and pit false. >> reporter: at seven months gamy appears to be a typical happy baby even as controversy continues to southwesterly around him. his surrogate mother sat with him in a hospital about 50 miles east of bangkok where he is being treated for a congenital heart condition and lung infection. his story began last year when she said she was offered the equivalent of $15,000 in exchange for acting as a surrogate for an australian couple. she gave birth to twins but she said the parents only came to pick up one child, abandoning gamy who was born with down syndrome. she was kept in the dark about the baby's conditi

buses carrying civilians. were burned alive in their vehicles. russia has blamed pro- [indiscernible] rebels. no cease fire in sight. 300 russian trucks have been stationed along the border. they have been waiting for the green light to cross and he could come soon. the foreign minister announced that talks had helped resolve some issues. >> an agreement has been reached with the ukrainian side as well as the international committee of the red cross. we expect humanitarian aid to be delivered to those who need it. we are not able to report on positive results about reaching a cease-fire and about the political process. moscow says the convoy will bring humanitarian aid to areas where progression separatists are backing with the army. if key of suspects the russians of arming militiamen who are struggling to [indiscernible] carried out by ukrainian troops. attended byd talks french, russian, and ukrainian foreign ministers. the negotiations were described as difficult. >> if we do not pay attention we will drift toward direct confrontation between

carrie's birth mother kelly gave her up for adoption 22 years ago, but it was always carrie's wish to to the power of facebook and online community of friends and strangers, carrie found her birth mother weeks before the most important day of her life. >> the nurse finally came in and said, it is time. she pretty much had to take her from me. they told me it was too late to change my mind. >> reporter: kelly was unemployed, homeless and couldn't give baby carrie the life she deserved. >> every day was difficult. i prayed for her the entire time. >> reporter: carrie grew up in a loving home with two older brothers and played sports in school. kelly wrote to her every year through the adoption center, but because it closed down, many letters never reached her. >> in all my letters, i told her, how much i loved her. >> all the time i felt like a part of me was missing. i started searching probably middle school. >> reporter: you called the courthouse? >> yes. >> reporter: the hospital? >> yes. >> reporter: and no success. >> they didn't have any record of me being there. >> reporter: it

and it is not going to be carried forward. and the members say that okay, could you give it back to me? it does not say that it is forfeited in here. so... >> right, so, we do have a whole section in our cafeteria plan, document which is on, you know, starts

russia rejects this, saying it is carrying out a humanitarian mission. the convoy had been waiting for clearance at the border for several days. >> a humanitarian aid convoy or the start of an invasion? the claims and accusations have been flying fast since around 100 russian trucks crossed the border into ukraine, despite kiev toss objections. ukraine's prime minister says his country's sovereignty has been violated. >> russia's goal is ukraine itself. it cannot accept the fact that ukraine made the decision to sign and association agreement with the european union. we are moving forward. we are part of europe. that's where we are heading and where we will end up. >> meanwhile, russia's state media and local officials are reporting that the first vehicles in the convoy have arrived in lujan's -- luhansk, a rebel stronghold. the eu and u.s. have condemned russia's latest move, saying it runs counter to an agreement with the red cross. the icrc was to export the -- escort the convoy, but it backed out because of the volatile security situation. kiev says

, it might carry 70 people or more. that, theycome to would be determined to avoid anything like this. an experienced former british officer warns that keeping civilians and crusade could involve conduct. >> there may be actions of self-defense if one is:, as has happened, refugees from an area that is really hard-pressed. there may be a requirement to secure that area by the use of force to protect those refugees. the united states alongside its aid effort has now sent 130 more military personnel to the kurdish city of erbil. assessment team, not part of a move back to graham, -- ground combat. thesekurdish forces like must remain the front line to fight back the extremists of the islamic state. as another aid flight was loaded in britain, government officials were talking of putting humanitarian boots on the ground, not combat boots. david cameron says a humanitarian operation would not require the recall of parliament. james robbins, bbc news. >> as you can see, the situation on the ground in northern iraq for those

peter steinmetz was carrying an ar-15 over his shoulder when he was taken into custody last week. he told police he visited the airport to simply buy a cup of coffee. ( laughter ) >> stephen, of course. you gotta go to the airport for coffee. airports are to coffee as bus stations are to nachos. ( laughter ) and, yes, steinmetz may have pointed an ar-15 assault rifle

motion carries. next i would like to entertain a motion on whether to -- well, on whether to approve the lease extension and allow the general manager to complete lease negotiation. >> second. >> wait. >> we need a motion -- commissioner harrison i think commissioner -- >> okay good. >> i would like to read this motion resolve that this commission does one, approve the terms and conditions for extension and amendments of the lease held by glen eagles partners lp that commences at said date for the nine year term contemplated in section 4.6 of the lease as the proposed amended terms as the proposed meamded terms are reflected in the term sheet for first amendment b to lease agreement that was approved by glen eagles golf partners on august 19 and second authorize the general manager of the recreation and park department to prepare the proposed first amendment b consistent with the approved term sheet and forward the first amendment b to the board of supervisors for consideration and possible approval.

the evidence was that carries feebleminded this was inherited. this was determined by giving an i.q. test to her mother who also had been a virginia colony she flunked. and to carry who also failed it and she had a illegitimate daughter named vivian who was then about six or eight months old and the nurse said that she seemed to be feeble minded as well. first it went to the virginia court of appeals and then it went to the united states supreme court the citizen was rendered in one nine hundred twenty seven by justice all over wendell holmes jr who is really. guarded as one of the great progressive justices in the united states and so he said in the end that three generations of imbeciles are enough kerry's mother kerry and. i'm abby martin the stories we cover here we're not going to hear in iraq other big story the answer that life same time there's a reason they don't want to now are important and the phrase that we should all be completely outraged now let's break the set. i suspect. that you know the prize is the only industry specifically

they have carried out a couple of minor victories. at the same town the kurds managed to carry out a successful offensive as well. so it looks like stabilization. funding?g? anything on >> a lot of money. they suck up a lot of money as they moved down the euphrates and tigris. so money in the short room -- short run i'm afraid not the problem but a real opportunity for us now is to target different groups because we know at the end of the day, particularly when you are running large military operations they run on money. was to gost shot after terrorist financing. >> one more question. >> robert moore from the senator's office. you spoke a couple of times about the u.s. acting or things started to come together once there was a unity government in baghdad. seems like that is still a long way from happening both in terms of malik he stepping out of the way and then something forming behind that. can you speak to the reality of community government that encompasses all three parts theyaq in a reasonable way can agree on, and if that is

by their partners and have another woman, a third party, carry the baby for them. gay men explored surrogacy. the story of baby gam mrk y a biological child of an australian couple born to a thai woman is the latest moment where we might pause. think more about how we manage the miracles and talk about the ethics and economics of birth. the story of baby gammy ilfreights some of the promise and pitfalls of the world of surrogate birth. >> reporter: at seven months gammy appears a typical happy baby. the controversy continues to swirl around him. his surrogate mother sat with him in a hospital 60 miles east of bangkok where he's treated for a congenital heart continue. his story begins last year when they said they were offered the equivalent of $15,000 in exchange for acting as a surrio gait for an australian couple. they gave birth to twins, but the parents only came to pick up one child, abandoning gammy, born with downs syndrome. they were kept in the dark about the baby's condition during the pregnancy. only the local surrogacy, doctors and parents knew he had