ins are taught how to shoot about military strategy and how to map read at an office a school in cooley kaoru. german brigadier general peter marrow has been leading the e.u. training mission in mali now he's. thing the baton on to an austrian with mixed feelings. among them to hear him talking and if every day you encounter a worsening security situation notice that security in mali has significantly deteriorated since november there is interest nick violence at the center of mali this resulted in substantial casualties and that is indeed cause for concern. unless it was organise. into communal violence has killed hundreds in mali this year alone the hardest attacks have multiplied in recent years and millions are growing increasingly frustrated by authorities failure to offer than adequate protection. joining me now is the fred who recently visited the region and has been closely monitoring the situation hello frank good to see you show the un and e.u. training missions leave the country because it seems the situation is getting worse i mean the last. dozens killed. yeah yeah yeah tha

cautious suggesting some plans might go too far immigration policy was also one of the main topics with cooley on cost would dominate and here the former mayor of san antonio proposed decriminalizing undocumented immigration as the audience in this bar seems to. i from what i can see the icons are always seems to be really impassioned about his mind his whole feeling about the immigration issue yeah. the 1st debate is over on thursday the leading candidates will take the stage in miami. that was some of the other stories making news around the world today german authorities say they've arrested a bosnian man wanted in connection with islamic extremist attacks in paris in 2015 officials say the 39 year old was detained a week ago in the eastern german state of saxony. is now set to be extradited to belgium $130.00 people were killed in the november 2015 attacks including the theater. dutch police say they have seized 2 and a half tons of crystal meth in a raid in russia it's the largest haul of the drug in europe to date investigators found the stash worth hundreds of millions of euros behind a

real stake oh it's a moment for any of them with one exception as we saw in the reports i think that cooley on cost roll was one of their when there are so yesterday obama's former housing secretary was has been so far middling performer struggling in his campaign but it was he's the moment yesterday when he talked about the immigration policy in a very patient and way and very health and take he got a lot of ops laws and now we have to see if he's team he's can paint can do anything to capitalize on this success that's right and of course you know we'll have to see what happens in tonight's debate as well. interestingly enough last night donald trump was mentioned but he was hardly a major feature in the debate. i was surprised that the candidates didn't talk about it very much but i think that the reason for that was that they wanted to. you know to sell their poll. cease to talk about their personal proposals day wants to take their message a message just directly to the prime time audiences because many of them are still not very well known in the u.s. so they tried to use this opportun

with us now is christophe bondy, a former trade negotiator, he's now with the law firm cooley.. clearly liam fox is busy hard at work trying to get as many trade deals in place in principle for when the uk leaves the european union. what do you make of this announcement today? well, as we say, the devil is in the details and the notion of in principle is where the notion of in principle is where the warning bells should go off because at the end of the day what matters is what is the content of that agreement going forward? it would be a good thing to maintain a rollover and not have tariffs after a hard brexit but the fact this cannot even be enacted until the uk leaves the eu means that there is in any leaves the eu means that there is in a ny eve nt leaves the eu means that there is in any event going to be a gap. don't forget this is a tiny percentage of the uk's global trade. so it is kind of like the biggest part of the uk is obviously the rest of the eu, 50%, so the guy who lost the biggest file at the firm running in and saying i lost the biggest file but i think one of

on behalf of the board, i would like to acknowledge the staff at sfgtv, lorenzo bryant and colin cooley, who record each of the proceedings and make the transcripts available on-line. >> president yee: madam clerk, colleagues, can i have a motion to excuse the five members that are not here? do i have to name the five members? >> clerk: yes. >> president yee: can you please name the five members? >> clerk: that would be mar, peskin, ronen, walton, and safai. >> president yee: okay. can we take that without objection? okay. madam clerk, can you please call items 1 and 2. [agenda item read] [agenda item read]. >> president yee: okay. colleagues, these are -- these two items are pretty similar to the ones that we passed at our board meeting on tuesday. there were about 29-ish, 29 to 27 of them, so this is a continuing of those many, many items in which the h.r. did a fantastic job working with our labor leaders in coming to these m.o.u.s. so colleagues, are there any comments or questions or anything? seeing none, then i believe i should be taking public comments on these two items -- no p

number two, the idea of if you hire perkins cooley and they pay for it but there's a side door, at the end of the day russian disinformation is paid for by the democrats, and that is still the democrats bringing in for an appearance no matter which door it went through. so i think it's the odd way that he is trying to justify what the democrats did. on the other hand why the president did this interview with abc or why he entertained this hypothetical, i still don't understand. after everything he's been through with the investigations and everything, but he said in the abc interview with george stephanopoulos, and the bottom line is after everything he's been through, if you get something like this if you call the fbi and go back to business, why are we even going through that? >> harris: lisa, i want to drill down on that because that's where the criticism is coming from today. he said on fox & friends, of course you have to look at information from foreign power to know if it's bad. senator graham and others have said it, when you receive it you turn it into the fbi. >> lisa: and he

that cooley begins along the coast with light onshore flow today.hot date in land for today for marine air arrives for all of us. temps are average starting wednesday but especially by thursday and friday. and excessive heat warning, the highest temps will be for inland valley locations of the east bay under that excessive heat warning and heat advisory for most of the bay area. the north bay, east bay, santa clara valley and san francisco bay shoreline all under a heat advisory so accept the coast and san francisco most of us under a heat advisory or excessive heat warning. we have another spare the air alert. moderate air-quality but unhealthy air quality are sensitive groups for the east bay today. here is a satellite and radar view of the high pressure that will take the heat with it as it pushes east an onshore flow will begin to kick in. but here is future cast taking you hour by hour. you can see all of that sunshine, temps heating up especially in land, and then for tomorrow we will start to see more of that marine influence kick in for us.

cooley -- the cooldown continues for today, seasonal daytime highs right around where we should be forf year. low average temperatures and attempts take a dip even as we head through tomorrow and the rest of the work week. but warming up just in time for the weekend was sunny areas. tracking this upper-level low, and that is drawing in that stronger ocean breeze for us. that is with temperatures are cooler for today and for the rest of the work week. hour by hour on future cast, we will see the sunshine as we head through the day and then for tomorrow morning with that stronger onshore flow we will see low clouds and areas of fog along the coast and parts of the bay. was the sunny to partly sunny for the rest of your wednesday. looking ahead for the second half of the rig, the low pressure system drops a little bit further south and we will have a stronger marine influence and that is why our temperatures will be cooler and below average. if you're suffering from allergies the good news is, medium for today, tomorrow and thursday but it drops down even lower for friday into the low/med

cooley and castro -- donald trump -- julian castro -- donald trump officially kicks off his campaignspewing racist lies and fear mongering over immigrants, we must fight act against this agenda. that's or rourke, texas -- -- iteto o'rourke, texas will take all of us to defeat him. let's go to conrad, from plainville, new jersey. did not vote for the president. what do you think about his reelection efforts? did not vote for him the first time and i would never vote for him. for four years after barack obama signed the treaty with a was that part of the world pretty quiet. things were pretty calm. it wasn't until a year ago that the president pulled the u.s. out of the treaty. why question mark barack obama was successful signing the treaty and this president has always been envious of the success of barack obama and he decided to rip up the treaty because he thought he could do a better one. he hasn't. he said we would have better health care. we have no health care, he's trying to undermine that. what i think is really sad is that if we wind up going to land war in iran, it will be