paul dobson with venezuela analysis good to speak to you thank you. aid has been rushed afghanistan's kandahar province after some of the worst flooding in years residents are salvaging what they can after ten days of heavy rain least twenty people died in kandahar and another thirty were killed by flash floods in other parts of palestine and in the neighboring pakistan schools mosques and other infrastructure have also been destroyed so the u.s. state department says talks with the taliban and ending up got a son seventeen year war and making progress but there is still much work left to be done secretary of state mike pompei is says he's hoping to return to the region within weeks to help keep up the momentum stephanie decker has the latest from here in the. u.s. secretary of state mike pompei referring to those talks going on here in doha saying that they were incredibly complicated negotiations they were trying to achieve was an afghanistan that wasn't out war in afghanistan that wasn't a threat to the united states and afghanistan respect to the

and in london, we have paul dobson. mike, it is clear this is going to have an impact on global assets today. we are also seeing it in the dollar index. what are the ripple effects? dollar has sprung up to be the risk of the day. the dollar, regardless of which dollar index you look, was very much range bound all year. surprised some people, when the fed became a lot more dovish than they had been, that the dollar didn't really freefall. now we are seeing that a dovish fed only goes so far if mario draghi is going to come to the table and be just as dovish, if not more. i think guy made a great point about the forecasts being cut. enough toll tropes really compensate for that forecast drop? the market doesn't seem to think so. it seems to really be taking a sour look on europe and pushing that dollar higher. it is looking like the dollar index is breaking out of this range they've been in all year. equity investors were probably pretty comfortable thinking that that range was pretty firm. to see a breakout to the upside

because there are lots of pregnant women and lots of very very young children grossly well nourished dobson's dying from hyperthermia and very little if any humanitarian effort on the ground if the british public is concerned about their wives and their husbands and the isis fighters etc what about the children i think. that there is a lack of attention being considered to the children there just to be part of the family or part of a collective structure and some kind of a. punishment is happening here they don't think is appropriate i think that the children should have access to education measures some other things and perhaps those debates will be held as they feel like there's no way out of this may actually have to be back and they actually have to hold hearings on this one thing i noticed in. the for example dutch discussion on repatriating isis families is is this significant emphasis on the where those children were born so you always have somebody saying that those children were born primarily in iraq or primarily in syria do you think there may be an effort underway to kind of. thos

maya dobson, surrounded by three defenders, gets if it to go and the foul.or the first time in 20 years. kianna smith to jaylen brown, who drains the triple. cal had 11 threes in this one. trailed by three at the half. third quarter, c.j. west lays it in and gave cal the first lead of the game. thomas, who led the bears with 19 at the corner, that puts up cal for good. off the inbounds pass, brown the running throw to beat the buzzer. she finished with 16. another double-double f, a monitor. cal wins and will face top-seeded baylor next. >>> first pitch for the bay bridge exhibition series at the colosseum at 1:07. derrick brooks will start for the a's and we will have the highlights tonight at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >>> now geertiwe're getting a cf our forecast with meteorologist lisa argen, who's keeping track of incoming clouds. >> that's right, kate. we enjoyed some sun yesterday and right now it's certainly cold out, talking about temperatures that are barely at 40 in some of our inland valleys. here's a live look at emeryville, where you c

maya dobson, surrounded by three defenders, gets if it to go and the foul.nce to the finals. cal and wake texas are facing each other for the first time in 20 years. kianna smith to jaylen brown, who drains the triple. cal had 11 threes in this one. trailed by three at the half. third quarter, c.j. west lays it in and gave cal the first lead of the game. thomas, who led the bears with 19 at the corner, that puts up cal for good. 3.8 left in the third, off the inbounds pass, brown the running throw to beat the buzzer. she finished with 16. another double-double, a monster. cal wins 97-72 and will face top-seeded baylor next. >>> first pitch for the bay bridge exhibition series at the colosseum at 1:07. derrick brooks will start for the a's and we will have the highlights tonight at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >> looking forward to that. thanks, mindi. >>> now we're getting a check of our forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. we see a few high clouds, official sunrise 7:07. do we need more rain? the north bay is up to 128% of

maya dobson, surrounded by three defenders, gives it to go and gets the foul.nd wake texas are facing each other for the first time in 20 years. after the first quarter they worked their way back. kianna smith to jaylen brown, who drains the triple. cal had 11 threes in this one. trailed by three at the half. third quarter, c.j. west lays it of the game. thomas, who led the bears with 19 at the corner, that putup ca 3.8 left in the third. off the inbounds pass, brown the running throw to beat the buzzer. she finished with 16. another double-double, a monster. 18 points, 22 rebounds. cal wins and will face top-seeded baylor next. >>> first pitch for the bay bridge exhibition series at the coliseum today at 1:07. derrick brooks will start for the a's and we will have the highlights tonight at 5:00. until then, have a great day. >> all right, thank you, mindi. >>> now we're going to switch over to the lovely lisa argen who has a look at our bay area forecast. lisa? >> all right, kate, thanks. we certainly had some sun and we'll have sun mixed with clouds. the view

sklansky good to get you on the program good to speak to you thank you well earlier we spoke with paul dobson who is a journalist as venezuela analysis sought common even as president maduro doesn't see why though it's a real threat well today president maduro said he basically was not going to pay much attention to one right there belittling him if you like my reading of the events of yesterday when he when why the return to the country is that if you had been a real political threat to the government if the government had seen him as a political threat they probably would have taken measures to i rest in there definitely plenty of legal groundwork there and to justify that decision the fact that they allowed him into that country freely and openly really indicate that he is not a political threat he is losing momentum very quickly and i think the government are happy to let it burn itself out. in other news germany's government is expected to decide if it will extend a ban on arms exports to saudi arabia six imposed after the murder of the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi but the deadline e