six royal air force jets on stand by in cyprus are now cleared for action. vote went overwhelmingly the government's way. >> what we have to weigh out is the consequences of action, but we have to also think of the consequences of inaction. if we allow isil to grow and thrive there's no doubt in my mind that the level of threat to this country would increase. >> reporter: the man who lead a revolt against david cameron last year, offered his support. >> i believe although this is difficult, it is the right thing to do. there is no graver decision for our parliament and country, but protecting our national interest, security and the values for which we stand is what i will be supporting this afternoon. >> reporter: tough questions were asked by members of the house. >> look at what the house of commons agreed to. iraq, afghanistan, in this government libya, none are success stories. >> how long will this war last and when will mission creep start. >> we have seen this before. we were in iraq in 2003, it costs thousands of iraqi lives and left the country more

. >> reporter: two jets armed with laser guided bombs and missiles took off from a base in cyprus this morning along with a refueling plane. they returned to the base several hours later in the early afternoon and the defense department here said no missiles were fired, but there were no targets requiring immediate air attack. military jets would hit targets as and when appropriate. this is going to be a long careful mission. lots of surveillance and reconnaissance. targeted strikes avoiding civilian casualties. as the prime minister put it in his speech friday, the british mission against isis will be a campaign of patience and persistence. not shock and awe. >> we're going to deal those supporting terrorist organizations. >> reporter: there is very little appetite in this country for another war in iraq. >>> a texas community is in mourning after the loss of four student athletes killed in a tragic accident last night. they were killed as they traveled home to gainesville, texas, after scrimmage gain. a semi truck slammed right into the team bus. the college community says they're in

. >> i would say this debate, dan roth, changed with cyprus.l crisis in cyprus, i saw the twitter vigilantes change the debate physically or the linked in the two ladies were beginning to see your world of foreign affairs change because of the speed and visibility of dan roth's world? >> let's give you an example because our twitter question of the day was -- what defines victory in syria? we want to share with you some of the answers. a win in syria is when a u.s. puppet government is in place. whoa! is that the mission? >> that is an old-fashioned way of thinking about this. i do not think it is likely. and i would add on attractive also >> second answer -- air strikes are victory. obama won second round in syria against putin. he will manage the next attempt of airstrikes. >> i do not believe we can win without -- the importance of these strikes as they take away the safe haven status that these guys had in syria. it is what we were not able to do, frankly, against the taliban when they went back and forth across the borders into pakistan ,

we organize ad group that put a billion euros in the bank of cyprus a couple weeks ago.ere a week ago today. liz: why a couple weeks ago? this was the banks in cyprus almost went under and caused more, terror in europe? >> sure. liz: why now? >> what happened to the bank, cypress is one of few countries that has more deposits than loans, one of the few european countries. they had to look for new places to lend it. grease a next door neighbor, they made a lot of bond and loans and that turned out not to work too well when the greek default came. until then the cypress banking system was very, very healthy. we like teams with one-time problem. as you digest the problem, should get back to more normal situation. in this particular bank has about a 1/3 market share in the country. so it's a lot bigger than any of the other banks f you're buying a big bank in a small country, you're buying a warrant on that economy. ashley: fascinating. we're talking about banks. coming back to this country. how concerned are you on financial regulation and how that impacts your balance shee

a rescue effort is underway off the coast of cyprus in the mediterranean to try and save hundreds of migrants stranded on a small boat off the coast. a crew ship has been instructed to change course and to pick up the estimated 300 -- a cruise ship has been instructed to change course and to pick up the estimated 300 men, women, and children on the boat. pilots unions in france are speaking to air france in talks aimed at ending a strike now in its 11th day. the walkout has grounded more than half of the airline flights during that period. there is a call for an urgent and to strike -- urgent end to the strike. air france is scrapping the controversial plan to create a european-wide low-cost carrier the plan that was at the heart of the beginning of the pilots' strike. >> bowing to the pressure of pilots in an effort to resume normal flight operations and end a strike which has now entered its 11th day. air france has proposed bringing its european expansion plans to a halt. on wednesday the company announced it was immediately withdrawing its proposal to open hubs across european ci

a runaway winner of the european rally championship in cyprus overturned a final day deficit.e was left to regret his tire choice, finishing 48.9 seconds behind in second. going on to win the well -- the wales open a at celtic manor. his top-five finishes in a row on the european tour. >> it was a tough day. i had a bad start today. the run a lot of guys playing well behind me, picking up shots everywhere. i just try to stay patient after that best -- last part. we started to play a bit better. i'm still going on the back nine as leader, i think, along with some other guys. then i can win this tournament and try to stay focused and give myself some chances. >> he has won his fourth on the european tour. meanwhile, jamie donaldson finished in fourth at 12 under. poland clinched their second men's what the ball -- volleyball title. poland's first title in 40 years. france missed out on the bronze medal. they were beaten 3-0 by germany in the playoffs. a good day at the canoeing world championships at deep creek lake. harold is ed helping to win the women -- up in the women to wi

> wooduff: a cruise liner in the mediterranean rescued more than 300 people from a small boat off cyprus today. they're believed to be refugees fleeing syria. the packed vessel had been stranded about 50 miles off southwestern cyprus, and the coastal town of paphos. hundreds of people have already died at sea this year, trying to sail from the middle east or north africa, to europe. >> ifill: a woman beaten by a california state trooper is getting $1.5 million in a settlement. the incident involving marlene pinnock was captured on video last july first. pinnock is bipolar. court documents say the trooper tried to pull her from oncoming traffic on a los angeles freeway, and she resisted. the officer has agreed to resign. >> wooduff: wall street hit the skids today, driven partly by in apple. the tech giant sank nearly four percent after it had to pull a troubled software update for iphones. overall, the dow jones industrial average lost nearly 258 points to close at 16,952; the nasdaq fell 88 points to close at 4,466; and the s&p 500 dropped nearly 32 points, to 1,966. the decline came am

country be nestle by cyprus, portugal and paul bogard -- greece? >> he might remember there was the deep recession that came about under the prius government. that has to be paid for. after four years of the policies of my right hon. friend we have the fastest growth of the g7 economy, we have employment nearing a record high, we have many apprentice ships that started in this time. this is a remarkable recovery. >> does the leader of the house agree with me that scottish independence is not about getting over western stuff for embarrassing of the prime minister or the leader of the opposition, it is not about defeating the old enemy but it is about scotland turning it back on 300 years of successful union and rejecting so much that this country has made to make us all proud of being part of great britain? >> it is not about any individual or party for reelection. it is a far longer term decisions than that. other nations regard as within the and if scotland voted yes people who count on our contributions to peace, stability and human rights would

there's a royal air force base in cyprus. they have been doing reconnaissance in recent nights. but i would say british military involvement in the fight against isil is imminent. >> all right. barnaby, before we let you know, we now know what parliament think of these air strikes, but what about the general public in britain? is there much support for the u.k. to get involved? >> opinion polls in the past few days have suggested that there is brood support in britain for the kind of limited involvement that parliament committed itself to today. that they be as a result of the televised beheading of hostages. i think david cameron has presented the argument strongly that there is a direct threat to security. to the idea that young british citizens could be radicalized, and as many as 500 could be fighting with isil, so there is a tangible direct threat to british security. that seems to have had some sway with the british public. prime minister cameron was talking about a commitment that may last for years. whether that british public support will last very long out there what i

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the jets took off from a base on cyprus yesterday. the mission came just a day after britain joined the u.s.-led coalition of nations that are launching air strikes against isis militants in iraq. the british jets did not attack any isis targets, but the u.s. military carried out several air strikes against the extremist group in syria. the department of defense released this video of a strike against an isis building near syria's border with turkey yesterday. fighting between isis and kurdish forces in that area has sent more than 100,000 refugees into turkey. >>> new start-ups are trying to cash in on legalized marijuana, and yes, there is an app for that. the details are next. >>> and we started off this weekend with summerlike conditions. i'll let you know if it will continue for this sunday and when we have changes on the way. that's all coming up in my first alert seven-day forecast. >>> we have some breaking news to let you know about this morning. crews are on the scene of an overturned car on roosevelt boulevard. this is a li

the u.k.a reason that is involved, so they can launch from cyprus and turkey? -- instead of turkey?> i had not thought of it that way. turkey has been absent to this coalition due to its own domestic situation. s on the other side of the syrian border are buying the fuel that is being sold off of somewhatthey are supporting them. so turkey is outside of this fight so far. but with britain joining the coalition, there may be more opportunities to increase on allies pressure that the united states has not been able to get to join the coalition. i think that the fact that britain is now part of the coalition may increase the chances that additional allies will join in the future. >> what is the likelihood that in a year from now we have an independent kurdish state? >> a very good question. the kurds are only going to continue to, it is in their interest to fight against islamic state. but in the sense that the united states is relying on them for ground attack, eventually there is going to be increased pressure on the united states to hope recognized the kurds for their efforts. the p

. >> does the right honorable gentleman agree that countries, including turkey, cyprus and others, ine region need to do much more to disrupt the flow of fighters from europe and elsewhere to iraq and syria and indeed back here, if possible? >> it is the duty of all those who wish to see international order maintained to do everything in their power to disrupt the flow of such people. all conflicts are ideological and this conflict is no different. we require political and religious leaders in the region to be much more vocal about the fact that this has nothing to do with islam, that it is a cruel, barbaric, mediaeval and misogynistic creed, and that it is not religion but a political perversion. we also need to make those messages clear to those young, impressionable individuals in britain who may be considering becoming involved in such an enterprise. those who are already there need to understand that they are not welcome back in this country and that the full force of the law will be applied should they come back. they cannot take a jihad gap year and come back to the uk with imp

tornado fighters are based in cyprus.defense saying they will be used when targets are identified. the prime minister said that britain's involvement is critical to the country's security and defeating the group is a matter of urgency. for more on this, the american military has released pictures of an air strike in syria. this attack took place on saturday. the location is said to be just near the turkish border. we had the militant assault on a town sending more than 100,000 refugees seeking safety in turkey. u.s. and arab allies have launched their aerial campaign and that coalition now joined by britain and france. acknowledging that the country's leader, kim jong-un, has some health problems. you can see the tv news images showing him to be limping. has put on a great deal of weight as well. he recently visited a tile factory. the news agency said that kim is suffering some discomfort but declined to give any details. he failed to attend the last parliamentary session. he was last seen in public at a concert on septe

jets you that see there returned to cyprus after carrying out reconnaissance operations over iraq. they took off hours after parliament approved their participation in the effort. the british jets gathered intelligence but did not carry out attacks. that is "cnn news now." i'm george howell. for our viewers in the united states, "anthony bourdain: parts unknown" is next. for everyone else, it's "backstory." this -- >> [ speaking in foreign language ]. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >>> this house came to be built by dr. blake, who was in the company service. my grandfather came to be nominated to the council of state which used to be a part of british india. >> it was another time, one that few still remember. the india before partition, when these rooms, this house, was part of the seat of power. >> i had the privilege of being born in this house upstairs. >>

. >>> british fighter jetting are and stand by in cyprus. max foster joins us live with the details. nat, six tornados from great britain. what role will they play? >> they've been described as the wingman of the u.s. but they do have stop unique capabilitie capabilities. the brimstone missiles which will useful in this mission. yesterday, the latest updates were they were targeting convoys. u.s. aircraft can only target one voehicle at a time. but the british aircraft can target multiple vehicles so they can take out a whole convoy. so they do have unique skills and work closely with the u.s. so linking up with the uk military has a bigger impact than it does with another military because they work so closely together and lit be a more cohesive team. it's really showing a united front against a common threat. it's very important for the u.s. to have countries like the uk on board to really sell this case to the u.s. people as much as anything else. and the u.s. wants to be involved, because they feel this is a personal threat to the uk, as

and today those tornado jets took off from cyprus. the white house said it welcomed the british to this operation. >> the united states and the united kingdom have a special relationship. and we are pleased to see the strong support from members of parliament for members of the british military working alongside u.s. servicemen and women in pursuit of this goal that benefits the countries all-around the globe. while british, denmark and eaglum and other european nations have agreed to join the fight against isis in iraq they are not taking part of the battle in syria. that continues to be the mission of u.s. and middle east allies. according to one republican lawmaker, airstrikes alone won't be able to finish the job. >> we have done a couple hundred airstrikes, but in the first go forth it was 100,000 and the last war in iraq was 40,000 so we're not at order of magnitude we feed to be in the air, but sooner later somebody has to go on the ground and mop it up. >> president obama says he will not send traditional combat troops into ir

does he not agree with countries including turkey, cyprus and others in the region must do a lot more to disrupt the flow of fighters back into syria and possibly a transit back to here. >> speaker, it is the duty of all those who wish to see international order maintained to do everything that is possible within their powers to disrupt the flow of exactly such movements. the second part, mr. speaker, is that all conflicts are ideological and this conflict is no different. we require political and religious leaders in the region to be much more vocal about the fact that this is nothing to do with islam. this is a cruel, barbaric cruel misogynistic creed. we need to make messages very clear to those in britain, those young, impressionable individuals who might be considering becoming involved in such an enterprise, those who are already there need to understand they are not welcome back in this country. the full force of the law will be applied should they come back to this country. you cannot take a jihad gap of be applied. you cannot take a jihad gap here and come back to united king

they use a base on the cyprus island in the mediterranean. by the way we've also, jon, been speaking with french officials, and they confirm to fox news that french fighter jets have also launched another round of attacks. both the french and the u.k., french have been hitting, u.k. planning to hit probably iraq, but both countries do also say they could reassess and could join the u.s. fight in syria as well. back to you. jon jon and are they saying that they believe there was a plot, you know, that was imminent that was interrupted, or why the number of arrests? >> reporter: again, i think it's a sign, jon, of just the ratcheting up of tensions about terrorism, the threat of terrorismment home grown terrorism a huge threat here. the charges include that broad charge of encouraging terrorism and also belonging to organizations thought to espouse terrorism, extremist thoughts. cloudily was involved with a group i think i mentioned that has been involved with a lot of bad folks including the killing of that british soldier in london that we al

and if it does pass, then what we have is jets there stationed in cyprus, ready to take off and start those air strikes when prime minister cameron gives the green light. and that could take a couple of hours, or it could take a day. but this debate is expected to last 6 1/2 to 7 hours today. it will kick off in about 4 1/2 hours or so. we'll get some sort of decision by the end of play here in london. the foreign secretary has said he's confident the parliament will back this vote. it might be an historic day without a doubt. but regardless of the decision and the confidence from the government, i think there will be some tough questioning will take place today regarding exactly the objective here, what is the strategy, what is the plan. is there an exit strategy? i think these are all questions that we'll be hearing today when the vote kicks off in about 4 1/2 hours time. cameron wants to see this go through, wants to avoid any sort of embarrassment that he saw last year. if you remember, he faced a bruising defeat in parliament regarding syria. where does the british public stand?

jets could be flying off from their mediterranean cyprus base as early as tonight, and they will be joinedaircraft -- it was announced today -- coming from denmark. french planes are already flying sororities, holland is also involved, possibly belgium as well. heather, one final those and relating to all that, the e.u.'s counterterrorism chief today came out and said that there are 3,000 europeans either fighting with isis or other groups in syria and in iraq, or they've already come back home. that's 3,000 real threats to the homelands here. we're waiting on that vote, should be coming up maybe in the next hour. bang to you. heather: all right, greg, we'll be checking in with you. a lot going on today, wow. in the meantime, as british police sting take down alleged terrorists, at least two countries say the dangerous recruiting network is no longer a threat. nine men were arrested in spain and morocco, and those countries claim these guys were recruiting other potential jihadis in the region. that cell is believed to have contact in isis in syria as well as with al-qaeda-linked groups in

two royal air force tore nadeau jets stationed at a british air base in cyprus conducted reconnaissance and collected intelligence? a seven-hour flight over iraq, but did not fire on any targets. senior british officials say the uk may soon approve raf air strikes. >>> saudi arabia, jordan and the united arab emirates have conducted seven strikes in syria over the last 48 hours with another three strikes targeting isis inside iraq. >> chris, thank you. >>> let's bring in tony blinken to discuss the president's plan to defeat isis. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thanks, chris. >>> let me pick up on the report. can you confirm in the first day of, that we killed the leader of the khorasan group. in any kay, if you can confirm it or not, what would his death mean to the group? >> we can't confirm it. we want to make sure he's not trying to in effect fake his death and go underground, but there are serious indicators he was removed. he's a significant leader of the isil effort. in terms of taking away some of their command and control, the leadership, it would be significant. >> all right

today, those jets took off from cyprus. for their first combat mission other iraq. yesterday, the white house said it welcomed the british. >> we are pleased to see the strong support from members of pour l.a. for working alongside u.s. service men and women. >> while britain, denmark and other european missions join, they're not taking part in the battle in syria. there were air strikes today near a northern town. but according to one republican lawmaker at home, air strikes alone will not be able to finish the job. >> in the last war in iraq, i think it was 40,000 or something like that, so we're not at the order of magnitude we need to be, even in the air. sooner or later, somebody has to go on the ground and mop it up. >> president obama has said he will not send traditional u.s. combat troops in. although he has sent hundreds of service members to train and advise iraqi kurdish and syrian fighters. >> now for reaction, let's get to our first guest. former cia director james woolsey. a long history of dealing with terror groups. welcome, great to have you here a

. >> does the right honorable gentleman agree that countries, including turkey, cyprus and others, ine region need to do much more to disrupt the flow of fighters from europe and elsewhere to iraq and syria and indeed back here, if possible? >> it is the duty of all those who wish to see international order maintained to do everything in their power to disrupt the flow of such people. all conflicts are ideological and this conflict is no different. we require political and religious leaders in the region to be much more vocal about the fact that this has nothing to do with islam, that it is a cruel, barbaric, mediaeval and misogynistic creed, and that it is not religion but a political perversion. we also need to make those messages clear to those young, impressionable individuals in britain who may be considering becoming involved in such an enterprise. those who are already there need to understand that they are not welcome back in this country and that the full force of the law will be applied should they come back. they cannot take a jihad gap year and come back to the uk with imp

country be nestle by cyprus, portugal and paul bogard -- greece? >> he might remember there was the deep recession that came about under the prius government. that has to be paid for. after four years of the policies of my right hon. friend we have the fastest growth of the g7 economy, we have employment nearing a record high, we have many apprentice ships that started in this time. this is a remarkable recovery. >> does the leader of the house agree with me that scottish independence is not about getting over western stuff for embarrassing of the prime minister or the leader of the opposition, it is not about defeating the old enemy but it is about scotland turning it back on 300 years of successful union and rejecting so much that this country has made to make us all proud of being part of great britain? >> it is not about any individual or party for reelection. it is a far longer term decisions than that. other nations regard as within the and if scotland voted yes people who count on our contributions to peace, stability and human rights would

. > >> reporter: royal air force tornado jets based in cyprus are expected to be involved in a shortcks in iraq potentially followed by more in the weeks to come. the military attacks today by the u.s.-led coalition were in eastern syria where most of the first wave targets are thought to remain. ed miliband said he worried that while the iraqi army would try to occupy the vacuum left after attacks on islamic state forces in iraq. in syria no one knew who would benefit. in the case of iraq, it is the iraqi army and the kurds that conduct those operations. outstanding question about who would perform that function in syria. >> reporter: one minister said, over time, the british public would be won over to the idea of attacking syrian targets. the truth is no one truly knows what military efforts will be needed, how much time it will take to defeat this very unconventional enemy. >> ifill: belgium and denmark also approved contributions to the air strikes in iraq. belgium will contribute six fighter jets. the danes will send seven planes. >> woodruff: the state department is telling am

british fighters are based in cyprus, and they will be used when targets identified. mr. david cameron has said it is critical to their security, and they say it is a matter of urgency. after afforts continue volcanic a rupture and in japan. a mountain burst into life on saturday, and he trapped nearly 30 climbers near the summit. bodies have been airlifted off of the summit, and efforts had to be called off yesterday after increasing smells of sulfur. this was just after mudslides killed 42 people in hiroshima. north korean leader kim on has health problems. kim jung unngly -- has health problems. he has seemingly put on weight, he was last seen in public at the concert on september 3. story ando our top the latest. you heard from martin lee, he is the founder of the democratic party, and he said "democracy or death," and we will continue. ♪ >> good morning. we are live in hong kong. this is "on the move." ♪ >> the calm after the storm. democracy protests shut down much of central hong kong. these were the worst clashes for decades. hong kong markets are expected to

they are based out of cyprus. they say they will be used as an when targets are identified.meron has said that involvement is critical to british security and that the defeat is a matter of urgency. the u.s. is releasing images of an airstrike in syria. the attack took place on saturday near the turkish border. the militant assault has sent more than 100,000 refugees seeking safety in turkey. the united states and five arab allies were launching their airstrikes. now they are being joined by france as well as britain. north korea has taken the rare step of knowledge and that peter -- theg-un -- leader rare step of acknowledging that leader kim jong-il a has health problems -- kim jong-un has health problems. he was last seen in public at a concert on the third of september. we are watching also the japanese wireless mobile phone carrier softbank. .7%.are down that is because they might be shopping. they are in talks to buy dreamworks animation. what do we know about this? >> it looks like i might not be the only animation buff here. miyoshi son might be too. you might like "

fighter planes from the royal air force taking off from cyprus for the first combat mission over iraqicials saying the planes are ready to be used in the attack role as targets are identified. molly henneberg has the latest from washington. what's the white house saying about this? >> reporter: arthel, the white house says it welcomes the support of the british. and taking on the islamic state or isis terrorists. president obama said in his weekly radio address today that america may be leading this operation, but it's not doing it solo. >> i made it clear that america would act as part of a broad coalition and we were joined in this action by friends and partners including arab nations. at the united nations in new york, i worked to build more support for this coalition. to cut off terrorists' financing and to stop the flow of foreign fighters into and out of that region. >> reporter: the british and other european allies are joining the u.s. in air strikes in iraq. but in syria the mission is being carried out be the u.s. and middle east countries. >> what more do we know about the

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house explain why britain received one of the largest fall in wages in the country beaten only by cyprus and portugal and anchorage. >> you might remember remember there was a deep recession that came about under the previous government. of course that has to be paid for but after four years now of discipline policies of my right honorable friend the chancellor of the exchequer we now have the fastest growth of the g7 economies. we have employment at a record high. we have nearly 2 million new apprenticeships started in his time. this is a remarkable economic turnaround from a catastrophic situation we were in. >> garrett johnson. >> thank you mr. speaker. as the leader of the house agree with me that scottish independence is all about getting -- it's not about embarrassing the prime minister or the leader of the opposition. it is about scotland turning its back on 300 years of successful union and rejecting so much that this country has done to make us so proud of being part of great britain. >> i right honorable friend is right. it's not about any individual or party or election. it is

greek ne is addressing americans, you better have an the on on cyprus and turkish invasion because that's an area of great interest and obviously in this community, if you're going to speak to a group of venezuelan americans or cuban-americans, you better know the current events and have a osition on the issues. >> but, of course, sometimes the message gets manipulated intentionally. >> well, let me -- let me just, if i may, continue with what i hink are some, you know, i think they are evident, but you know there is nothing wrong i think with what i just said. people obviously want to make mphasis on -- have emphasis on issues based on the interests of issues in the audience that people are addressing. now, to be successful, that candidate or that elected official obviously does not change his or her views on issues based on the audience. in other words, one thing is emphasis based on you don't want to bore your audience so you want to talk about something that obviously they are interested in. but you don't change your position on an issue based on your audience. that is something that

so far two have taken off from a base in cyprus. they've returned from that mission. they went along with a fueling plane. we're not yet sure what that mission was about, whether they performed any air strikes, whether they launched any missile strikes over iraq. we're still waiting to hear from the defense department on that. they have been performing surveillance and reconnaissance missions over iraq over the past six weeks. it's only after yesterday's vote in parliament when they were actually going forward with air strikes, alex? >> let's talk about the british public. i'm curious about the reaction there to parliament's vote. is this a popular decision over there? >> reporter: it is in the sense that it's just iraq at this moment. i think there is some political will when it comes to air strikes over iraq. when you then start talking about syria, things change completely. and the difference here -- first off, alex, is that the iraqi government has requested air strikes, has requested help in battling isis. the syrian government, bashar al assad, has not. so i thi

commitment with expenditure on a whole range of places, including scrubbing our bases in syria -- sorry, cyprus and other places. we are doing our best to do this stuff. cannot just talk about the law for a moment? the committee earlier ron and i surprised myself earlier on. the report was about military framework and personnel in future operations. we have domestic abilities with all that. the reason i went to rate this balusters seems to be a legality in syria. this is your next debate. it is not debate for today because worldly talking about operating in iraq, sorry. freudian slip. if there were plane to go down in iraq, search and rescue mission. so with this hot pursuit argument that is being made, if you have iraq defending itself and therefore it's legitimate to go into syria in order to do that and be supported by americans and others or do we elevate seven days vicariously legal legitimacy because we are the support activity for that. where does this leave individual members of the military in terms of legal certainty? is this a discussion you'll have to have quite i understand the arg