i'm david for foster.he new york stock exchange has been suspended for two hours now blaming technical difficulty. they said this is not a cyber breach. chinese stocks closing down 9.5%. the markets in china have now lost $3.25 trillion since the middle of june. russia assever which condemn the 1995 massacre . >> well pictures shown online show the aftermath of an it was attack in aleppo. activists of the accused government forces using chlorine gas. u.k. based syrian observatory for human rights say that more than 40 people have been killed since monday including 25 troops and pro government gunmen. aleppo has been divided between government and rebel control since mid 2012. the bombardment of gaza, more than 2,000 palestinians were killed during the israeli bombardment. more than 10,000 were wounded. the u.n. said 75% were civilians. israeli victims 66 soldiers, five civilians killed, and 470 soldiers and 260 civilians were injured. 18,000 homes in gaza were destroyed and many more damaged. it could lost

david foster wallace is who you play. >> yeah. >> jimmy: who is a fantastic author.obster." >> yeah, it's amazing. i had read a lot of the short form stuff. "infinite jest" is this thousand plus page book. >> jimmy: have you read ever that one? >> i read it for the movie, yeah. i mean it's really hard to tackle. i luckily -- i had some dudes at my bookstore, my local bookstore when i bought it, i asked them, "how long should i give myself to read this?" and they were like, "first time?" and i said, "yeah, first time." and they said, "well, we do a a book club if you'd like to join us." and every sunday, i would get together with these three grown men and we would talk about this book and, like, eat burritos. and it was -- >> jimmy: well, how would you do it? >> we would read 100 pages on our own and then get together on sundays and talk about it. but what really -- to be serious about it for a minute, what really struck me was the book is really special i think for people of a certain age. you're sort of told when you're young, if you just achieve this stuff, you're

i'm david foster. live from london, in the next 30 minutes ethiopia's prime minister defends its country's democratic record against criticism from president obama. seven people are shot to death in india after an attack at a police station at the pakistan border. >> in

i'm david foster, and you are watching al jazeera live from london. 4 million, the number of refugees displaced from syria passes a new milestone. >>> south sudan marks four years of independence, but for the many victims of the country's civil war there is little to celebrate. >>> and what

we'll be handing it over to david foster in london.ll of us here in doha bye for now, and thanks for watching. ♪ >>> funeral for a palestinian baby killed in an arson attack settlers suspected of being behind it. the israeli prime minister calls it an act of terror. ♪ >>> good to have you with us you are watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster. malaysia's top aviation expert heads to france. >>> nine years on inquiry into the former russian spy

producer david foster has made a lot of beautiful music here. ♪ >> they did the bocelli christmas albumry j. blooij buble, a lot of people have been here. >> i'm sure. >> this households a lot of music. >> his wife yolanda has invited cameras into their mega mansion on bravo's "the real housewives of beverly hills". >> do you want to have a romantic night? >> it's over 11,000 square feet on a bluff in malibu but some of the most memorable music in the world has been written and played within these walls. >> this malibu mansion hit the market for nearly $25 million. the home labor of love for yolanda who oversaw the construction of every square foot of this master piece. yolanda and real estate agent chris cortazzo giving me the grand tour when it went on the market. >> it's a happy home. i have only beautiful years here. >> here's what they're leaving behind. 6 bedrooms 9 baths, a screening room, a gym, plus if you want a spa day, you wouldn't even have to leave the house. a room for massages and hot and cold plunge pools. and, of course this house has got a famous refrigerator with its

i'm david foster. greece gets ready to vote on a bail out referendum that splits the country in two. >>> and families are displaced by the war in yemen. >>> a part well traveled, celebrating the inca road 500 years after it was put down. >> the president of tunisia said that there is going to be a state of emergency just over a week after ago. 24 is what he had a to he had to say. >> we're not free from danger, and i would say that we're facing permanent danger. we've had to take these steps. it's not a knowingtive point but we are in a state of war and we have to confront it as we would in any way. >> eight people died when a gunman open fired at a resort. many were british. >> the sudden declaration of emergency announced by the tunisian president. the new emergency legislation will give the tunisian government more flexibility. at the same time he'll hand the army and the police more authority. the state of emergency is being brought into forces as they continue to track down other militants involve

i'm david foster you are watching al jazeera live from london.s warring sides be close to agreement? >>> israel's bombardment of gaza destroyed 18,000 homes, a year on not one has been rebuilt. >>>

i'm david foster. good to have you with us. let's look at what the next 60 minutes. chaotic from the world markets as chinese stops tradeing and new york suspended trading because of technical problems.

. ♪ this is the al jazeera news hour warm welcome from me, david foster and looking at in the coursef the next 60 minutes. they are shoulder to shoulder nato backing turkey's fight against i.s.i.l. as the first air strikes with the kurdish. africa is on the move. a new africa is emerging. >> praise and warning as barack obama becomes the first u.s. president to address the african union. the son of libya's dictator moammar gadhafi among nine people sentenced to death on what the u.n. describes as disturbing. >>> i'm in london where the computer programmers of the future are taking part in a hack-a-thon. >>> not the end for the united states olympic bit and could be the beginning and will announce about the presidency. ♪ well, starting this program with the news that turkish f-16 fighter jets targeting in a place of a mountain area in the southeast and this is after the turkey president erdiwan who discussed this as impossible and we report in the south of turkey. >> turkish f-16 fighter jets don't have too far to fly to hit targets of the new enemy aisle just over the border in syria

you're watching al jazeera live from london i'm david foster. ethiopia's prime minister defends his country's record after criticism from president obama. >>> why the u.s. has taken be cuba off the list of state sponsors of terrorism not enough. >> robotics, surgical technology. >> within the last hour we've had it officially confirmed that the united states and turkey are actually talking about the creation of what they've described as a i.s.i.l. free buffer zone along turkey's southern border with syria. while turkey is increasing its military operations both in iraq and syria. after last week's bombing in the city of suruc which killed 32 people. ankara has been accused of board of education an area of syria those known ago the ypg who are battling i.s.i.l. the turkish government says it's not battling syria and are looking into these claims. several days of strikes against kurdish forces in northern iraq. those kurdish forces there known as the pkk. there's going to be an emergency meeting of nato. dhoard is inzeina khodr is in the border to

i'm david foster, welcome to the program. coming to you live from london. this is some of what we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. the united states and turkey talk about the creation of an i.s.i.l. free buffer zone along turkey answer southern border with syria. 10 people have been shot debt in india near the pakistan

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, you are watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster.r crash investigator heads to france to check on wreckage that could be from the missing flight mh370. nine years on an inquiry into the murder of a former russian spy ends with his family's l

. >> i am david foster. you are with us here from al jazeera's london headquarters.coming up: >> we are not yet where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. >> u.s. secretary of state says a deal has never been closer. john kerry says it could still go either

. >> you're watching the newshour live from al jazeera with me david foster.is what we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. a funeral of a palestinian killed in an arson attack. suspected to be behind it and the israeli prime minister calls it an act of terrorism. >>> top investigator heads to france to check in on wreckage this could be from

i'm david foster you are watching al jazeera live from london.fter months of conflict could yemen's warring sides be close to agreement? >>> israel's bombardment of gaza destroyed 18,000 homes, a year on not one has been rebuilt. >>> a warm welcome for tsipras, though not everybody is impressed with his reform package. ♪ >>> russia has used it veto power to block a draft resolution at the u.n. which would have labeled the mass killings in bosnia 20 years ago, genocide. the majority of security council members voted in favor of the u.k.'s proposal to condemn the massacre as genocide but russia used it veto as one of the five permanent members. the vote comes just ahead of the 20th anniversary of the killings. in bosnia itself, thousands of people marching in memory of those who were killed. the three-day peace march as it is called will retrace the path taken in 1995 by those men who fled the eastern bosnian town in hope of escaping the serb forces. let's go to gabriel live for us at the united nations. where did russia decide it didn't want to se

. ♪ >>> good to have you with us you are watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster.alaysia's top aviation expert heads to france. >>> nine years on inquiry into the former russian spy ends with his family's legal team accusing the russian president of ordering the killing. >> beijing. >>> and china's capitol becomes the first city to host both the summer and winter olympics. ♪ >>> hundreds of palestinians have been to the funeral of an 18-month-old palestinian baby who died in an arson attack suspected to have been carried out by israeli settlers the baby's parents and four year old brother are in critical condition and receiving treatment in an israeli hospital. both israel and the u.s. have condemned the act as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the family would have been fast asleep when this window was smashed. ibrahim heard screams. he says he saw the two attackers standing over the parents. he went to get help and when he came back the two men were gone. >> translator: smoke was coming out of the house. i saw the child. i pulled him out. then there was a huge bl

i'm david foster. also coming up. china's markets show their slump even further 37 bosnians remember as russia vetoes the resolution recognizing the massacre as genocide. and after

you're watching al jazeera live from london i'm david foster. ethiopia's prime minister defends his country's record after criticism from president obama. >>> why the u.s. has taken be cuba off the list of state sponsors of

i'm david foster. live from london, in the next 30 minutes ethiopia's prime minister defends its country's democratic record against criticism from president obama. seven people are shot to death in india after an attack at a police station at the pakistan border. >> in one of europe's leading robotics lab where the octopus is inspiring the latest generation of surgical technology. ♪ >> well, turkey appears to becoming increasingly involved in military operations in iraq and syria. following last week's bombing in suruc, which killed 32 people. the latest developments they are accused of shelling an area in northern syria. it's a stronghold for the ypg who are battling isil, the islamic state in iraq and the levant. but the government of turkey said it is not targeting syrian kurds and they are investigating the claims. these latest shellings come several days after turkish strikes against isil and. nato is going to an emergency meeting on tuesday to discuss all of this. at turkey's request. let'slet's

. ♪ ♪ >>> hello, you are watching al jazeera live from london with me david foster.aysia's top air crash investigator heads to france to check on wreckage that could be from the missing flight mh370. nine years on an inquiry into the murder of a former russian spy ends with his family's legal team accusing the russian president of ordering the killing. >>> an image that went viral, thousands of donations poor in for the filipino boy who's determination to do his homework caught the attention of the worldwide web. ♪ >>> hundreds of palestinians have been to the funeral of an 18-month-old palestinian baby who died in an arson attack suspected to have been carried out by settlers. the parents and brother are in hospital receiving treatment. both israel and the u.s. have condemned the attack as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the family shared the only bedroom. they would have been fast asleep when the window was smashed and this small space set on fire. this man saw the two attackers standing over the parents who were lying outside with their clothes on fire. he went

. >> i am david foster. you are with us here from al jazeera's london headquarters. also coming up: >> we are not yet where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. >> u.s. secretary of state says a deal has never been closer. john kerry says it could still go either way. days before the 20th anniversary, the boss kneeian serb leader calls it all a lie. plus: the first stop of pope francis's week long tour of spanish speaking south america where millions of catholics have abandoned the church. totalling it up in the referendum in greece. voters were ask whether they were for or against a bail-out proposal put forward by international creditors. the extremely early and based upon a small number of opinion polls suggest that the no camp could be slightly ahead. it could be those who want to reject the terms that are going to win this. we will bring you more obvious and concrete numbers as had he come to hand. let's go to barnaby phillips joining me live from the greek capital. it's been very difficult to read the ruins on this one, barnaby over the course

i'm david foster, and you are watching al jazeera live from london.lso coming up 1 in 4 million, the number of refugees displaced from syria passes a new milestone. >>> south sudan marks four years of independence, but for the many victims of the country's civil war there is little to celebrate. >>> and what does greece's economic crisis have to do with the price of fish? we will try to enlighten. ♪ >>> hello there. israel says two of its citizens are being held in the gaza strip, at least one of them it claims by hamas. he is of ethiopian dissent and is believed to have crossed the border fence into the gaza strip last year. according to israeli sources he is being held against his will by hamas. but hamas says it knows nothing about this. paul brennan reports. >> reporter: with a 10-month news blackout now lifted there were chaotic scenes as the media arrive en masse. the parents and brother of the man appeared shocked by the shouting. his mother was visibly upset. when a degree of calm was finally restored it fell to one of the brothers to read fro

. ♪ this is the al jazeera news hour warm welcome from me, david foster and looking at in the coursef the next 60 minutes. they are shoulder to shoulder nato backing turkey's fight against i.s.i.l. as the first air strikes with the kurdish. africa is on the move. a new africa is emerging. >> praise and warning as barack obama

good to have you along i'm david foster and you are with us for the al jazeera news hour and live fromng up, in the next 60 minutes an unconditional ceasefire the u.n. says a humanitarian truce in yemen will begin on friday. talks on iran's nuclear program are not open ended says the u.s. secretary of state but we will not be rushed into a deal. remembering the 20 years on

i'm david foster, welcome to the program. coming to you live from london. this is some of what we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. the united states and turkey talk about the creation of an i.s.i.l. free buffer zone along turkey answer southern border with syria. 10 people have been shot debt in india near the pakistan border. >>> ethiopia's prime minister defends his country's democratic record against criticism from president obama. >> under i'm lee wellings, with the sports news, concluding the tour de france winner. getting back in the sald saddle with a glorious double. >> well, the united states and turkey say they are talking about creating what has been described as an i.s.i.l.-free buffer zone along turkey's southern border with syria. well turkey appears to be increasing its involvement in military operation he both in iraq and syria after last week's bombing in suruc which killed 32 people. in the latest develop ankara has been accused of shelling a village in northern syria against kurdish fighters who are known as the ypg taking

i'm david foster. good to have you with us. let's look at what the next 60 minutes. chaotic from the world markets as chinese stops tradeing and new york suspended trading because of technical problems. >> bosnia remembers as russia vetoes the resolution recognizing the massacre as genocide. >>> destroying 18,000 homes a year on, and not one has been rebuilt. >> i'm lee wellington the ashes cricket gets under way the big match against federer. >> it is not over yet but so far it has been a day of turbulence on the world's stock market. uncertainty is one thing that they hate. more on that in a moment trading on the new york stock exchange has been suspended for the last two to three hours. let's go to tom ackerman, who is monitoring this for us in washington, d.c. they insist this is not a cyberattack, correct? they all say this was not the result of a attack. when asked about it a little while ago this, was how they responded. >> the technical issues that are being experienced by the new york stock exchange, they said they'd that no malicious actors were involved. t

. >> i'm davids foster. these are some of the global headlines.a week after people were mowed down on a tourist beach in tunisia, the government has declared a state of emergency. >>> egypt's president has been up to see troops up in the sinai peninsula. the bail out ref referendum in greece, let's talk about it. talking about the issues surrounding sunday's referendum. we have profession of international politics. you're a bit of an optimist. you believe even at this late hour a settlement can be reached? what kind of settlement. >> i would prefer the kind of settlement that uses no austerity. the wind of social democratic perspective rather than form of austerity and liberal finalization as we call it in my discipline. >> that's your utopia rather than being optimistic realist. it's not going to happen. >> no, we don't know if it's going to happen. what we know is happen something that the kind of policy it is in citizen disintegrating the european project. it will take a long timing to through this we don't have time. but briefly here you have

>> i think david foster would have loved it. this is promoting a movie and we know this is about the entertainment and the affect it has on people. comic-con does go crazy. he would love this thing. >> five seconds, jesse. >> i was questioning his lack of knowledge about history and then i looked up the turkish extermination of the civil war and lots of fat chewbaccas. >> that does it for us. thanks a lot. see you again. next. >>> president obama says his deal with iran cuts off its pathway to a nuclear weapon. opponents say it guaranties iran a bomb and provides major funding for terrorism. this is "special report." >>> good evening. welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. what some are portraying as the biggest foreign policy accomplishment of president obama's administration, others are calling it the biggest foreign policy disaster tonight. among those lining up against it, several lawmakers from the president's own party. the fearest reaction, however, comes from republicans, hoping to replace the

. >> you're watching the newshour live from al jazeera with me david foster.his is what we're looking at in detail in the next 60 minutes. a funeral of a palestinian killed in an arson attack. suspected to be behind it and the israeli prime minister calls it an act of terrorism. >>> top investigator heads to france to check in on wreckage this could be from missing mh370. >>> nine years on, an inquiry of a former russian spy accusing the russian president of ordering the killing. >> i'm lee wilings wellings summer and winter games beijing is the first, and agony for almati. >> hudges >> hundreds of palestinians attended the funeral of an 18 month old baby who died, the baby answer parents and four-year-old brother are in critical condition. in hospital in israel. what happened was condemned as an act of terrorism. more from stefanie dekker who is there. >> the family shared the only bedroom. they would have been fast asleep when the window was smashed and the small space set on fire. ibrahim heard screams and parents were lying outside with clothes on fire. wh

david foster is coming up next. ♪ >>> the last vote has been cast as the greek people say whether it'ses or no to the country's multi-million dollar bail-out deal. >> hello. good to have you along. you are watching al jazeera live from london. also in the next 30 minutes: >> we are yet where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. u.s. secretary of state says agreement with iran is close but it it could go either way. as relatives

. >>> this is the al jazeera news hour with david foster and this is a little bit of what we've got coming up in the next 60 minutes. continuing to count the vote increase. the early indications suggest voters may have rejected the terms of the massive financial bailout. >>> we are not yet where we need to be on several of the most difficult issues. >> the u.s. secretary of state says the deal on iran's nuclear program has never been closer but john kerry says it could still go either way. >>> living in the shadows of fear. we hear from activists in burundi threatened. >>> in the sports news we're in vancouver for the women's world cup final, and formula one world champion lewis hamilton wins again this time in front of his home fans. >>> greece's prime minister's staked his reputation on it perhaps his country's future on it. the early results in the bailout referendum are showing the no vote leading strongly. here we see him casting his ballot in athens. the prime minister is saying that greece is determined to take its destiny into its own hands. let's go to our correspondent barnaby ph

good to have you along i'm david foster and you are with us for the al jazeera news hour and live fromondon coming up, in the next 60 minutes an unconditional ceasefire the u.n. says a humanitarian truce in yemen will begin on friday. talks on iran's nuclear program are not open ended says the u.s. secretary of state but we will not be rushed into a deal. remembering the 20 years on as more identified people are buried. >>> i'm lee in the sports news including women semi final day at wimbledon where serena williams silenced sharapova in center court show down. ♪ the word from u.n. is a truce will come in yemen midnight on friday local yemen time for urgently needed aid to get to civilians and more than 80% of the countries 25 million people are in some form of emergency help and the ceasefire is thought should last to the end of ramadan and that is thought to be july the 17th. the u.n. yemen envoy says jake has been having talks from the official's government in exile and houthi rebels and taking place in the capitol sanaa and it has been three months since the fighting began and at le

fostered 29 children. and they adopted two of them. david is now 28.nah now 16 and starting to think about college herself. >> i really want to be a teacher like my mom or a lawyer like my dad. >> reporter: her 86-year-old dad now raising a teenager. >> certainly makes me feel younger, i think. >> it's keeping him young. it's making me old. >> i order this courtroom to give this wonderful family a standing ovation. [ applause ] >> reporter: back in court gene balloun is helping start another family for 7-year-old emily orr. >> i order him not to stop. that's a court order. >> reporter: no objections here. rehema ellis, nbc news, olathe, kansas. >> that will do it for us on this monday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. flames - it was just one of the tense >>> right now at 6:00 firefighters make a run for it backing away from a wall of flames. it was just one of the tense moments as they raced to save some east bay homes today. thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and

david sehat: well, they have not responded yet. alexander heffner: i ask because i had tom foster on who also wrote a book that in a sense humanizes the founding fathers. so, do you see your ultimate objective here at enhancing political discourse of the present through a richer adaptation in the way that we are retracing the roots of these men? david sehat: i am the story so i believe in the past, not the political relics, but i'm concerned about the way that i hear history, the pseudo-history , and american political debate and so what i am trying to do is offer a history that says, look at the long pattern of dispute over the founding fathers, where it's consequences. i think if you look at the pattern of dispute, the confidences are negative. the rhetoric of the fine fathers generate hardened political ideas. it comes with dishonesty, and so the end goal, i can't stop politicians from doing what they will do, but so long as this rhetoric works, it will be used. so i want to point out these things. alexander heffner: i don't know if you follow --, you can do a political act --

she called her foster brother her husband, but it was tonight they were ever married. officials plan to reconstruct events leading up to her death. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. laura: today president obama was in ethiopia, focusing on security and democratic rights. but despite the senate, u.s. to mystic politics still played a role in today's events. president obama shot back at republican presidential candidate mike huckabee for claiming the iran nuclear deal would "take the israelis and basically marched them to the door of the open," saying his comments were it's like you get attention, and yost s were a ploy to get attention, and he also took on donald trump for comments about john mccain. i've been speaking to "washington post" political reporter robert costa. the president's touring africa. why is he taking time out to talk about mike huckabee? robgert: it is hard to ignore the primary race. 16 candidates, and because the field is limited to 10 contestants on stage, the incendiary comments seem to continue day by day as others struggle to get attention. laura: you have been spending time on his -- with donald trump on hi

david mckenzie, thanks very much for that report. >>> coming up donald trump is still in scotland for a golf tournament. cnn's max fosterught up with donald trump for an exclusive interview today. get ready, we have some highlights. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet, those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. how can something so little... help you do something so big. ♪ whoa what are you doing? putting on a movie. i'm trying to watch the game here. look i need this right now ok? come on i don't want to watch that. too bad this is happening. fine, what if i just put up the x1 sports app right here. ah jeez it's so close. he just loves her so much. do it. come on. do it. come on! yes! awww, yes! that is what i'm talking about. baby. call and upgrade to get x1 today. ♪ >>> republican presidential candidate donald trump is sending a second full day in scotland attending the second round of the women's british open but he's still taking every opportunity to deliver his stump speech. trump is only given one formal interview in scotland a

foster child. >>> stocks were slammed today after a tech glitch caused the stock exchange. the dow dropping 17%. the nasdaq fell 87 points and s and p 500 gave up 34 points. david louie is live to explain who if anyone, got hurt today. >> they say few people were off today, but there could be a major exception someone wanting to raise money quickly n a world in which seconds count, computers down nearly four hours can shake confidence in the financial markets. >> it makes you nervous so i am concerned. >> brokers started to notice some transactions weren't going through. they were told it's probably tied to a software upgrade but with buys and sells not posted it was compromising the integrity in the market. >> if someone thought this is a reason to panic, and they did, they might cause trauma without knowing what is going on. so that is why she shut it down. >> the national security advisor told the president no. >> miss monaco says there is no indication the malicious actors are involved. iet did cause the stock exchange to cancel 700,000 orders. the exchange was back in business 90 minutes before calling it a day. one finance professor doesn't believe the av

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overnment david: the clean energy finance corporation was set up under the previous government, specifically to help fosterelopment of new renewable technologies and have access to about 10 billion australian dollars. it got a quarter of the investments so far have been in win, and this weekend that prompted action. what ministers have said is that a letter has been sent to the corporation outlining new investment priorities. they want to see the fund focus on emerging technology and not with a call established renewable technology. weekend, heaid this told reporters yesterday, that his intention really is to close down the fund altogether in the long-term. he thinks that if the technology is viable that she -- is viable than it should be competing in traditional markets. angie: a lot of critics are saying that he is actually waging a war on with. is this correct? david: he certainly had a lot to say about wind power in recent weeks. said of all, tony avent that wind farms were noisy and ugly. last month, they said they were considering appointed a commissioner to review the role of wind farms. certainly i

foster mom. tonight chris says she'll take good care of them until a permanent family can be found for kala and keira. >> it doesn't get better than that. thank you for watching. i'm david right back here tomorrow night. until then, good night. 700 acres. >> it fire broke out in the cold canyon area. three hikers were rescued. at this time the fire is 0% contained. cal fire spokesperson is joining us. do we know how this fire started? >> it was started from an accident that occurred on highway 128. it was able to ignite and with gifty winds able to grow rapidly. >> are we still at 700 acres? >> it's continued to grow. that is the best estimate throughout the canyons. this fire has been able to continue to grow. >> how many homes are threatened? >> most of the fire is burning in an area that is very remote. the fire is burning and that towards a mix canyon area, outside of the vacaville area. that is our biggest concern. there are not of homes but we're working on plans to make sure we have resources should this fire continue to burn in the area of those homes. >> what tactics are you using? >> there is this terrain that isn't easy