responding to the more neighborhood scale of clem street. this is a view looking east back up clem, looking back at where you were just standing, looking on the left at the townhouses in clem and extending towards the transbay park and on the right directly through the connection. you can see here it's a interconnected set of streets that means you're never shut off from the rest of the neighborhood. you're looking here in the middle at the bike kitchen. there's stoops that extend along the townhouses, creating a real neighborhood feel and that reading extends along the base of the tower, also towards first street, where there are also stoops and the material alty of the townhouses which features wood also extends across. the landscaping that cng has developed really enliven each side of the project and as the connection itself and interconnects them with ramps that they're also developing, really dynamic, diverse and programmed series of landscape spaces. , including a treatment of the off ramp wall, which is one of the main challenges of t

. >> one is to make sure that clem education is affordable.a key way to do that is to reduce tew eggs. there's a bill -- tuition. there's a bill in congress. young people with more education have lower rates of unemployment. >> you bring up a good point. we talk about high education and needing degrees. is there a burden of debt preventing people seeking higher education? >> there's a lot of anxiety, but it is necessary. there was a report out showing wages are high if you have a 4-year degree compared to a diploma. we need to reduce student debt by investing. making sure that that is not holding them back. >> there are some people holding back, young adult. is that having an impact on the workforce. >> absolutely. the federal reserve has done a lot of research. if you have 1.2 million, it's putting a drag on the economy. >> where are the opportunities for young adults in the workforce. >> they are limited. that's a problem that we are seeing. there's not as many good jobs out there as there used to be. young people are stuck. they are often p

and this is a prospective view in clem 10 a street this is the ground floor of the retail space and looking back this the view coming down the promenade looking at towards the paragraphingville and the climbing gym off the left. this is the top story of the paragraphingville and we have those public sun desk chairs this is one of the places to swivel and people can gather and hang out in the park the pavement part of the park is filed with the light panels to premeditate the lights creating a unique effect and see the art at the turn around of the bus route. and as mike mentioned in phase two we're working on improvements in harrison as part of phase one we'll build in basketball court under the two rams on fulsome street and phase two look at more improvements along the pedestrian and the mixtures including the stairwell replacement and amenities along the street if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> director harper. >> i sat on the oversight board for oakland and peculiar you mean that san francisco has listed the amount of money on their roster every year to build th

. >> all right lets talk a little bit of baseball clem baseball. >> yes. thanks for work that go in. >> you were bee moneying the facts the a's and giants had the day off. but sanford -- we always find something. this is a good something. tied for fifth sfol what happened today in the ncaa regional. absolutely stunning in the absolutely stunning in the bottom the 9th. sports next good morning nelly! woah. hey! have you ever tried honey nut cheerios? love 'em. neat! now you on the other hand... you need some help. why? look atchya. what is that? you mean my honey wand? [ shouting ] [ splat ] come on. matter of fact. [ rustling ] shirt. shoes. shades. ah! wow! now that voice... my voice? [ auto-tuned ] what's wrong with my voice? yeah man, bee got swag! be happy! be healthy! that's gotta go too. ♪ hey! must be the honey! [ sparkle ] sweet. sfr. >> good evening giants a' both off. a's will visit the yankees. we have a great baseball finish courtesy of stanford. cardinal came back to beat indiana in regional action yesterday and they did it again and even more

it's middle east security analyst based at kings clem. robin, are we getting mixed messages from washington. president obama is saying that there's no military solution. why get involved, basically. he's saying that they are ready to use targeted and precise action, but president obama said he need to ask hard questions before taking action abroad. bit confused. >> well, i think obama has been patience about his response to the i.s.i.s. crisis. there's no military solution. there's a military element to the response. clearly these 300 advisors will be well integrated with the iraqi security force, coordinating and strategising in terms of future airstrirks, seeing americans bailout nouri al-maliki when he went into basra, that's an important role to play. this is about stopping the i.s.i.s. surge, rolling back what they have taken in terms of mosul, and other places. the more interesting question, what you do about an enmitt are the hq is in syria. i think there's a lot to be said about what happens there. the other point you make is an i

president abdul fatah al-sisi is ignoring calls from some western leaders for clem edgesy, sake the -- clemency, saying the rulings of the court must be respected. >> translation: i called the minister of justice and said we will not interfere because the egyptian judiciary is independent. no one interferes, comments or talk about state's institutions >>> 24 hours after the al jazeera journalists were sentenced journalists came from around the world, holding vigils demanding the release from peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed. after strong comments politicians and congress are criticising the egyptian government. patty culhane reports. >>> when al jazeera's journal lifts peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were sentenced to at least seven years behind bars for doing their jobs mohamed fadel fahmy shouted from his cage. "egypt will pay for this." now the american media is acting the obama administration if they will make egypt pay a price. >> three journalists from al jazeera... >> the verdict made headlines in the united states. on television, in the n

you, dann, owe gloucester township police say road rage is behind an incident on the 1200 blackwood, clemondayton road 4:40 this afternoon. carl constantino approached michael brown. police say that when brown swung a box cutter and slashed constantino in the hand. brown fled from officers and was can toured. both refused to cooperate with the investigation. brown is facing charges for eluding police. >>> the driver of hyundai is in critical condition tonight in the wake of this crash in coyton, bucks county, the car crossed center line of new portville road 6:00 tonight and plowed into a ford wind star coming in the opposite direction. the driver of the windstar is stable. >>> police say a burglar was so comfortable inside the business he had targeted that he made himself a cup of coffee. surveillance pictures show the man in his green pickup truck brianers cheverolet in jenk untone and walked around the business until found unlocked door, went inside, made coffee and walked out with a bunch of tools. abington police are looking for the suspect and his green ford ranger. >>> salem police

. >> reporter: flanked by two guardianships 20 clem -- kilometers away this is as close as they can getis a dance with their counterparts. >> translator: we will show the chinese community and the ship through our patience and determination these are our workers. >> reporter: the coast guard shows evidence of the vessels being ramp but china says they have been hit thousands of times and it's easy to see how it occurs, the chinese vessel cuts across our sturn at speed and these are happening at two, sometimes three a day and as they do the chances increase of more serious clash resulting in injuries or even death which take the whole situation to a far more serious level. morale is high and these despited parasail islands and in the south they fly their flag but china's actions are renewed resolve towards all disputes in the surrounding seas. >> what they appear to be signalling is the beginning of a campaign of unknown duration and character to essentially enforce these claims. >> reporter: it's a prospect that vietnam like other asia neighbors are taking seriously, rob mcbride, al jaz

along clem, it's broken down with micro [inaudible] this side on the north, the portion and then on the south the two terraces that align with the view of the building. we think the south side really creates a building that's sober, but very dynamic. we think it integrates very well with the neighbors. here you see our building on the left and transbay 9 on the right. both broken down subtly, but in different ways. we hope that it will be an exciting addition to the san francisco skyline. thank you. >> which allows for a seamlessness of ownership, management and control and we'd be happy to answer any questions you might have. >> thank you. that concludes our presentation. >> thank you very much. let's take public comment on this item. i have one speaker card, ms. johnson. >> i'm part of the block 8 selection committee and a hill resident. i'm especially excited about this project, not only because it's beautiful, but because i'll be looking at it from my window everyday once it's built. the blockade buildings compliment the buildings on either side of it on blocks 9, 6 and 7, provided

. >> all right lets talk a little bit of baseball clem baseball. >> yes.s for work that go in. >> you were bee moneying the facts the a's and giants had the day off. but sanford -- we always find something. this is a good something. tied for fifth sfol what happened today in the ncaa regional. absolutely stunning in the absolutely stunning in the bottom the 9th. sports next ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can. ndscount these days.dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, large, red seedless grapes are just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh whole chickens are only 99 cents a pound. and gatorade is just $3.99 an 8-pack. there's more savings to love... at safeway. ingredients for life. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned

. >> bounce house and dunk tank part of clem mon ton's second annual block party the knit before. hour after the party shut down police say four thieves moved in and made off with a $3,000 dunk tank and $1,800 bounce house. >> obviously, sick in thinking it was a big joke and have no care in the world obviously. >> reporter: the real potential set back here for the kids who use these ball fields in town. the clementon youth athletic association paid for the dunk tan and bounce house as part of a fundraiser. if they're not recovered, the association may have to come up with the money to replace them. >> who gets hurt here? >>> the children of the community. as well as everybody else that puts that are time and effort into providing these services for the children. >> reporter: the association helps about 200 kids ages four through 10. councilwoman says the sex is now offering a $500 reward hoping someone will spot the two stolen items and call police. >> on the front of the moon bounce it does say why buy rental? so if you do see this inflated you will see that. just bring it back.

but they could have little more against port began if jones and clem ski score in the second half last night. puts the us ahead two to one. on the verge of clinching a spot in the next round of the tournament, but then with only five seconds left, sill vestry scored on diving heather to tie the match, the us will play germany on thursday, a win or tie and guaranteed that guarantees they slams. let's go usa. to the phils, baseball, from st. louis, things started well, second inning double take the phillies to three-nothing lead. but the cardinals came back and scored the go ahead run, in the fourth, cardinals win five to three. phillies finish road trip five and two. miami marlins are in town for series starting tonight. jimmy rollins, too, should and lot of fun. it may be summer but still good time to talk hockey. flyers release schedule for next season, open in boston on october 8th. the next night the home opener against the determines, jeff carter, mike richards, justin williams and defending champion kings make only appearance on october 28th. and the penguins make the first of two

. >> all right lets talk a little bit of baseball clem baseball. >> yes.s for work that go in. >> you were bee moneying the facts the a's and giants had the day off. but sanford -- we always find something. this is a good something. tied for fifth sfol what happened today in the ncaa regional. absolutely stunning in the absolutely stunning in the bottom the 9th. sports next heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you sfr. >> good evening giants a's both off. a's will visit the yankees. we have a great baseball finish courtesy of stanford. cardinal came back to beat indiana in regional action yesterday and they did it again and even more dramatic fashion tonight. pick it up in the 3rd inning. kyle could be a first r

so called clem rogers who said that tish's character, and he is supposed to be celine account who waslena horne brother. and there some mention that he won this, ma he wanted selling it to have this. and then she wears it and i go into a lot of details about what the symbolism of that but that's the end of any discussion of the combat role of the 369th. and the movie, in fact there's a magazine that bill williamson is reading that says, it's recognizing the great accomplishment of blacks to the world of entertainment. i mean, that's paraphrasing, but as if blacks couldn't be lawyers, doctors, teachers, et cetera. it's all about entertainment, and that's what the film is about, although the 369th introduces the film. and, in fact, it goes from showing actual footage of the parade to this sort of soundstage view, and then it defaults literally in the middle of the film. in fact, there's a couple of blackface minstrel's, but even the dance at the armory or whatever it is as these black women dancing to david utah are whatever, like sunflowers on the back and makes them look as if they ar

why would there be an bility that says clem and has your name there -- college and has your name there. private donations bring in half a million for k2 c. >> this boy has an account. his parent put in there 50 a month. if a family saist for six mondays a $100 bonus is deposited by the di. that dad was stunned. >> i assumed there was $280678 when we looked it was, like, $800. >> the treasurer said federal agency studies show across the country 3% of kids grow up with a college savings account. number are higher. >> we are at a savings rate that is four times higher than the national average. >> for many of these families, this is the first savings account. for some it sparks their first conversation about college of. >> the more you know, the better life can be, and so she's listening. she's listening. >> sharona wants to be a teacher and this by a vetterin air can. the city wants to make it happen. >> coming up, many people bitten by snakes around the world never make it to the hospital. next - the spray that may help to save lives. plus, meet a photographer whose work is helping to s

, garrison believed clem bertrand must be clay shaw.vestigation. >> you have enough evidence now to go to trial? >> well, if i answer that i shouldn't be district attorney. >> the case he has built against clay shaw is based on testimony that did not pass a lie detector test that garrison ordered, and garrison knew it. >> you are saying positively that the person you knew as clay bertrand is not the person you've seen as clay shaw? >> scout's honor, he is not. >> garrison started bribing witnesses, intimidating witnesses. >> he said i'd be made to serve this whole nine-year sentence or i could be cut loose right away. >> hypnotising witnesses. >> we decided to give him objectifying machinery to make sure he was telling the truth. >> leon. does leon have a last name? >> oswald. >> would you say these methods were illegal? >> i would say very illegal and unethical. >> and he had everyone and their grandmother involved in the assassination. one time it was oil millionaires. then it was the minutemen. then it was a homosexual killing. >> ye

. >> clem bleacher says that he wants his name cleared after two reports came out that donald m.sterling is mentally incapacitated. he disputes them. >> she wanted to sell the team. she knew he wouldn't sign. so, she just outfoxed him by saying, "you're a nut case we're go to make it so that you don't have to sign and that's what she went ahead and did." >> we reached out to representatives for mr. sterling. and donald sterling's attorney says he is now re-evaluating whether he will sue his wife, the nba or both. in downtown los angeles, jeff winn, kpix five. >> one of the last major development opportunities in a booming san francisco neighborhood has been grabbed. the mission bay neighborhood just south of at&t park has been the center of a building boom over the last few years and kill roy reality swooped in, purchasing a 3-acre property for $95 million. the company plans on building four office buildings totaling 680,000 square foot of fresh space. >> tonight we introduce you to a bay area firefighter who is behind a life savings smartphone a app. john ramo is on the idea tha

i made clem, i'm going to -- college. i'm going to be a businessman. i have a business mind-set.t's what the streets taught me. life is bigger that richmond and life itself. you got to make life that big. you know, you got to leave - you got get offside of richmond. >>> michael oku reporting from ripped california. ahead in the final thoughts of this hour, a place they know your name and the sounds you want to hear. the last roadhouse, is it a tradition at the end of the >> weekday mornings on al jazeera america >> we do have breaking news this morning... >> start your day with in depth coverage from around the world. first hand reporting from across the country and real news keeping you up to date. the big stories of the day, from around the world... >> these people need help, this is were the worst of the attack took place... >> and throughout the morning, get a global perspective on the news... >> the life of doha... >> this is the international news hour... >> an informed look on the night's events, a smarter start to your day. mornings on al jazeera america real reporting th

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i made clem, i'm going to -- college. i'm going to be a businessman. i have a business mind-set.t's what the streets taught me. life is bigger that richmond and life itself. you got to make life that big. you know, you got to leave - you got get offside of richmond. >>> michael oku reporting from ripped california. ahead in the final thoughts of this hour, a place they know your name and the sounds you want to hear. the last roadhouse, is it a tradition at the end of the road? stones thrown at them by the protestors >> an unpopular uprising... >> these...violations were part of a systematic tactics by venezuelan security forces >> brutal government crack downs >> the amount of anger here, you can see tensions between the two sides... >> is venezuela on the brink? fault lines al jazeera america's >> ground breaking... >> we have to get out of here... award winning investigative documentary series venezuela divided on al jazeera america >> what i admire so much about al jazeera america is that it is solely committed to journalism. >> you're not just giving the headlines, you're als

allowing genders to flourish and a study finding south korean boys and girls were more likely to go to clem than those that went to co-ed schools. anything there? >> yes. as for the studies listed on the website, they are cherry-picked. and met ae analysis supercedes those studies, we looked at all studies, and categorised them by quality of the study. studies that show advantages to single sex schooling are - they have a confound with quality of the students and quality of the schools. they may compare an elite single-sex school with a randomly elected school. the gerls are elite. they'll succeed, it's not a fair comparison. we took quality into account. >> what do you say to the hills borough district. two schools improved dramatically. one school got six years of cs, now it has an a. another that had cs and ds now has a b. they didn't randomly assign kids to single sex and co-ed classrooms and use similar teachers. we know there was a change. often there are novelty effects that we know is true in psychology and education, everyone is buzzed about a phenomenon. i'd like to know whether f

drifted from clem to college, then disregard only to -- college to challenge, then disappeared, onlyo shape up as a suicide bomber in syria. >>> last week's attack raised alarms at the white house, and it prompted a renewed focus op home-grown terrorists. >> reporter: the u.s. believes as many of 70 of its citizens travelled to syria to train and fight. the concern is if and when they return. that's why the top lawyer in the united states announced he's creating a task force to deal with what he calls an escalating danger from home grown terrorists and says:. >> the task force is called the domestic terrorism executive committee and made up of leaders from the u.s. justice democrat, federal bureau of investigation, and u.s. attorneys. the task force is not new. it was first put in place in 1995, after the domestic terrorist bomb attack in oklahoma city that same year. priority shifted after the september 11th attacks to an overseas focus. now with an additional spotlight on threats, there are questions about whether it's necessary. we had domestic terror. >> as a problem in the unite

clem baseball means a local team is making news at ncaa play.orgot to tell stanford they are not supposed to get this far. two wins away from the college world series? they flew cross-country after finals to face the giants first round pick beede. that was a bases-loaded situation. two runs scored. 9-0 in the third. it was as bad as 10-0. stanford's best chance here in the fifth, down 4, bases loaded flyball found a glove. vandy would win 11-6 to take game one. game 2 tomorrow. >>> go to the big boys. josh donaldson machado can't they just shake hands? yoenis cespedes down the right field line in the 8th. this would tie the game at 3. and that's how it stands in the bottom of the 9th at the orioles. from that to the nba. >>> it's getting hot in here ♪ yeah! somebody shut down the air conditioning in the spurs game yesterday. they say it will be ready for game 2 on sunday. but temperatures soared above 90 degrees. it may have factored in lebron james leaving the game with leg cramps with four minutes to play. the criticism doesn't bother james wi

now retired, instructor pilot clem countess iii was on duty at fairchild base that summer day watchingor people to be able to see the b-52 do some of the approved air show maneuvers we had, it was just an amazing thing to see. >> since its debut in the 1950s, boeing's b-52 airplane has been the powerhouse of the united states air force. >> it's the most versatile weapons delivery system the air force has. high altitude, low altitude. it can deliver missiles. short range, long range. >> the pilots' friends and family members are also watching. >> what the animals look like. yeah. we've got the gang up here. >> among them is teenager pat mcgeehan. his father, lieutenant colonel mark mcgeehan is in the co-pilot's seat. >> my mother and i, along with my younger brother, brendan, were watching from our front yard. i was waving at the plane thinking maybe my father might be able to see us down there. >> lieutenant colonel arthur "bud" holland is the lead pilot. holland is skilled and experienced with thousands of hours in the b-52. but he's known to take risks in violation of air force safet

sheila mick fixer is in for joey chen tonight stands band to tell us what's coming on clem america tonighthour. sheila. good everything john, tonight we'll be following along with the coverage of the currents fbi manhunt. the fbi says ryan chamberlain is armed and dangerous as it is san francisco partnered is packed with explosives, but what do his friends say the once who claim three i know him. some say he's your average guy. but others say he may have taken a turn and claim this is ryan's way of letting people in. sarah ho hoye with an exclusive interview. >> i think that he absolutely over the past year, like probably thought about what he would do if the fbi came. and this is it, and i think he's probably not with us because i think you don't like do this and like he's making a spectacle out of the end. pure of that interview on "america tonight." >>> seattle now the first major american city to raise its minimum wage to $15 an hour. >> [cheering and applause] >> the city council voted just hours ago and tanya mosely is there and has details of the plan. tanya. >> reporter: good eveni

>> i've had a recurring dream for the past six months in which july 13 and clem dwremps the americanks up as the canons go off. i was told it's good to dream big dreamsics roger. ghana as you said in the last two world cups, no one will be more motivated. i believe he will have his team incredibly up for that game. i've made a movie about the team for the past 100 days as they prepare for the world cup through espn, and jergin's take is he got rid of london, and he said what he wants to do is prove this team can go on the field unlike the 1990s when they take the field against a big team and know they lost before they stepped onto the grass. he wants this team to believe they can take on portugal, believe they can take on germany, his own home team. >> charlie: go ahead, tommy. i think there's a possibility because there's a saying in my country nothing lasts forever and maybe the third time is the charm. maybe ghana will go out to the united states this time. i think it's key, like roger said, you've got to get something out of the game, then you went to the portugal game. everybody

. >>: this is hillary clem made a economic hit, and that employment is and the hiring and people as announcinghey found another body inside the south korean ferry that sank in april that takes the death toll now to 293 people that died in the ferry. the council on the ship and 14 crew members are accused upward crime and they will be charged with murder and abandon the ship. >>: (birds chirping softly in background.) (loud engine sounds!) what! how's it going? heard you need a ride to school. oh, that's pretty cool! big day at school? i know just the thing to help you get going. power up with new cheerios protein. baby girl current structure car seat in the woods just today. the baby just been kidnapped hours earlier. >>: the photo was heartbreaking a 8 month old baby girl abandoned in the was a long crying out for help. this woman had just been happening in the visit from vietnam's she happened beyond her first dog, on this very day. >>: i just came to take a job along the road and i heard a baby crying. >>: the mother with seen here in tears moments of their abduction sheep left the car runn

why more and more clem students are not paying it to graduation. meeting the demand on food safety. tracking your food to the table. and superson uk saucer - n.a.s.a.'s latest -- supersonic sauce air, n.a.s.a.'s latest perhaps for a mission to mars. (technical difficulties) (no audio) >>> check it out, it's the stuff of science fiction. n.a.s.a. tested what is known as a low density supersonic desell rater on saturday. n.a.s.a. declared the mission a success despite problems with the parachute. scientists hope to use the space saucer on the next mission to mars. >>> welcome back, i'm morgan radford, welcome to al jazeera america, live from new york city. staggering college drop out rates, bit first the weather with meteorologist deepwater horizon. >> we have a heatwave on our hands from texas where we are sitting in the low to mid 80s. it's a warm start. 82 degrees in corpus kristi. over the next couple of days the heat will be focussed across to the west. the flow is bringing in gulf moisture. we have heat advisories in place across the we were portions of texas, through tuesday mo

as the twin head to clem in the fall -- college in the fall, the conflict remains. >> liam has been struggling with it. i also have been struggling with it. >> will the two continue to follow the oath from the scouts or move on from a beloved organization that may ultimately split them apart? >>> 150 years ago it was a discovery that rewrote the history of human origins. a group of archeologists found a mammoth touching engraved with drawings. as simon mcgregor-wood describes it, it revolutionized the understanding of the human species. >> reporter: in 1864 this valley in france was the scene of a discovery. this week scientists gathered to commemorate it. an actor playing the part of the eminent french paleontologist at the heart of the drama. he found chards of mammoth tusks. put together they made a whole. on it a drawing by human hands of a mammoth, a stunning revelation. it proved man and mammoth walked the earth at the same time. destroying contemporary theory. >> it's not a weapon, it's not a tool. it's an object for maybe decoration, maybe for religious reason. we don't know. it's not

so we need to do everything clem andhrough 12, training beyond. that. >> let's take one more comint this want ficial question. in firman what are the two or critical economic initiatives for the obama administration, meez be specific. again you've got a minute. just, i'll confine myself to ones that begin with the letter i. immigration reform is number one. a major economic initiative. it would increase not just the force but it labor would increase our innovativeness and entrepreneurialness as an callmy raised what comizs growth.ctivity our path to sin the increases invest inl toy the education or business. investing in america's infrastructure, and i'll cheate is where reform.'s business tax but together they'd have a substantial on our growth rate more importantly over the media and the long run, ex-panting our investment and equipment. investment in people and most importantly our overall nl base. >> we'll have to leave it there. thanks see much. you.ank some perspective on the november electionings. allsters peter hart, democrat, and bill mci

i think maureen dowd wrote a clem that applied that principle without mentioning lennon. republicans come in and have clear ideas. george w. bush promised a humble restrained foreign policy and then 9/11 happened. this president, you know, his political dream was to get us out of iraq and get us out of afghanistan, but now i know the left won't be happy and the right won't be happy because they want more, but does president obama have any other choice than to take the step he is taking right now with this region on fire? >> the step he is tag right now, sending 300 military advisers and, more important, he is getting involved once again politically as the sort of --, you know, as the united states in iraq and look. i think the opening, the potential opening he sees -- and i don't know if it's real. i have my deep suspicions but the opening he sees if you can get a new government formed in iraq that doesn't include maliki that is inclusive that doesn't govern in a sectarian way against shiites against sunnis, maybe you can persuade the sunni tribal chiefs in the sunni area