this guy says, "i love you john goodman." [ laughter ] "i love you john goodman." >> seth: wait -- >>hey had drinks on the stage. >> seth: oh, my god. >> yeah. >> seth: wait, so this is the beginning of the play he saying, "i love you john goodman?" >> yeah, yeah. >> seth: wow >> yeah. >> seth: and that is -- that's - i mean, that's definition breaking the fourth wall >> yeah. i would like to breaking his fourth neck. [ laughter ] >> seth: how do you get through something like that? >> you just do, look at the other guys on stage, and they can see you're panicked. [ laughter ] we got through it. it seemed like it was an hour long >> seth: sure. >> this guy doing it >> seth: do you ever -- have you ever been in a case where during intermission you said, "hey, there's a guy in the front row saying, 'i love you john goodman.' is there anything you can do about that?" >> no. >> seth: okay. >> because there's nothing you can do about it. >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> they don't -- that's an extreme case they usually just talk or do their candy wrappers >> seth: uh-huh. >> or text or

i'm amy goodman. we're on the road in san francisco. golden state is in a legal battle with the trurm -- trump administration over tailpipe and climate change and joined two dozen states to file a lawsuit against the trump administration after it revoked the pollutionon air statandards cars and light trucks in the latest regulatory rollback into slowing the climate crisis. this is javier becerra addressing reporters last month. >> our message to those who claim to support states rights, don't trample on ours. doing so would be an attempt to undo the progress we've made over the past decades. we can't afford that here in california. we cannot afford to backslide in our battle against climate change. for us, this is about survival. our communities are screaming for help to address the climate crisis. unlike thehe trump administration, we don't run scared. it's clear that the stakes are high for california. it's clear to consumers across the country. and it's clear even to automakers who are embracing cleaner cars. amy: the trump administr

i'm amy goodman. in northern syria, as many as 300,000 civilians have been forced to flee as turkeyey's assault on kurdish-controlled areas continues. vice presidentnt mike pence and secretary of state mike pompeo have arrived in turkey, where they are expected to meet with president erdogan today. they are said to be pushing for a ceasefire, which erdogan has so far rejected. turkey invaded northern syria after president trump spoke with erdodon on the lephone ocber 6, a the u.s abruptly y drew a smalall numumber of u.s. . troom the regegn. on thursday, the house of representatives voted overwhelming to condn n trump'ss acactions in syryria, in what te new york timimes" describebed as "thehe most signifificant biparn repudidiation of mr.r. trump sie he took office." shortly after the vote, trump met with house speaker nancy pelosi and other congressional leaders and had what pelosi called "a a meltdownwn." that putting two to one of the republicans voted to oppose what the president did probably got

goodman. we work with supervisor norman yi with schools and seniors trying to implement safety precautions at transit platforms in the outer districts and we have suggested ideas for striping didn'striping and paino between the curb and platform it's coloured in a specific colour. that was a suggestion the state's rules state you cannot colour things different, concerns about colour and how it impact user visual driving through these area. i think we have to take steps further is beyond what we've done on transit and traffic speed reduction in the excelcior and bayshore. a lot of pedestrian cross-walks where people have almost been killed by cars veering around other cars that come to a complete stop to allow a person to cross and allowing the person in a wheelchair or senior trying to cross and it's mainly speed that will kill them and we've seen this numerous times in all districts didn't that's where we need to focus our attention. we need to look at different alternatives, even paint, just

i'm amy goodman. in northern syria, u.s. troops continued their withdrawal sunday, as residents threw potatoes and rotten fruit at the convoys as they departed. the pentagon says they will be re-stationed in iraq despite president trump's claims that he was bringing the troops home. this is pentagon chief mark esper. >> i had a discussion last week with my french counterpart and i had a conversatation with the no secretary general. we both agreed on the importance isisontinuing the d de- campaigngn. amy:y: trump hastily o ordered e withdrawal frosysyria afr speaking on the phonone with turkish president recep tayyip onn way for the turkish offensive against kurdish-controlled areas of northern syria. there were reports of ongoing fighting between the turkish military and kurdish groups over the weekend, despite a five-day ceasefire, which ends tomorrow. "the new york times"s" reports a top kurdish commander has warned of a bloodbath, saying, "there will be ethnic cleansing." "the times" alalso reptsts

i'm amy goodman. president donald trump called openlyly thursday for the leleas of ukraiaine and chihina to investigate trump's campaign rival joe biden and his son hunter for corruption. trump's explicit remarks came as leaders of the democratic-led house pushed ahead rapidly with their impeachment inquiry, which is centered around trump's july 25 phone call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. shouting to reporters over the roar of the presidential helicopter from the white house lawn, trump responded to a question about what he hoped to gain when he asked zelensky to investigate the bidens during that call. pres. trump: well i would think that if they're honest about it, they would start a major investigation into the bidens. it is a very simple answer. they should investigate the bidens because how does the company that is newly formed -- if you -- by the way, likewise, china should start an investigation into the bidens because what happened in china is just about as bad as what happened

i'm amy goodman. in northern syria, dozens have been killed and tens of thousands have fled their homes amid the turkish military offensive against kurdish-controlled areas. the kurdish red crescent said at least 11 civilians have been killed, including one baby. aid groups say a half a million people are at risk of being forced from their homes. turkey's ground invasion began just days after president trump ordered u.s. troops to fall back from their positions on the turkish-syrian border. to see our full coverage of the turkish military invasion of northern syria, go to democracynow.org. two associates a president trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani have been arrested and charged with campaign n finance violations. the men, lev parnas and igor fruman, were arrested at dulles international airport wednesday night trying to board a one-way flight to vienna. where they were to bebe meeting with giuliani. according to the indictment, the two florida businessmen pressured former texas republican congre

i'm amy goodman. turkey launched an aerial and ground assault wednesday on northern syria targeting kurdish-controlled areas just days after president trump ordered u.s. troops to fall back from their positioions on ththe turkish-syrian border. the syrianan observatory for hun rirights reports at leasast 16 s have been killed so far.r. turkey claims the death toll is over 100. fear is also growing the turkish assault could lead to the escape of isis fighters imprisoned in northern syria. "the new york times" is reporting the u.s. military has moved several dozen islamic state prisoners to more secure locations. the european union has warned turkey's hostilities would "further undermine the stability of the whole region." the u.n. security council is expected to meet later today. on wednesday, president trump described turkey's assault as a bad idea but defended his decision by saying the kurds did not help us with normandy. pres. trump: the kurds are fighting for their land, just a you understand. the

i'm amy goodman. syrian troops are massing near the turkish border one day after bashar al-assad's government reached a deal to help protect the kurds from turkey's deadly aiair and ground assault. the kurds had been allied with the united states up until last week when president trump abruptly pulled u.s. troops from northern syria, paving the way for turkey's assault. more than 130,000 people have already been displaced over the past five days since turkey invaded northern syria. the death toll is unknown. turkey says over 500 "terrorist" have been neneutralized. turkey frequently refersrs to kukurdh groups ass terrorist. the third obseservatory for humn rirights is reporting tuturkish-backeded proxieses hat dead nine kurdish civilians including a prominent political leader, hevrin khalaf, who was killed along with her driver on saturday. she was the secretary general of the future syria party. kurdish authorities are reporting 785 people affiliated with the islamic state, including women and childr

i'm amy goodman. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan is meeting with russian president vladimir putin in sochi, russia, today as the five-day ceasefire between turkey's military and syrian kurdish groups expires at noon eastern time. restart thet to offensive and crushed the heads of syrian kurdish forces if they don't withdraw from the turkey-syria border. the turkish invasion into kurdish-controlled areas of northern syria began after president trump spoke to erdogan on the telephone october 6 and then announced he was abruptly withdrawing u.s. troops from the region, clearing the way for the offensive. convoys of these u.s. troops have been departing northern syria for western iraq, where the pentagon says they will be re-stationed. but the iraqi government says the u.s. does not have permission to station those troops in iraq. meanwhile, president trump now says some u.s. troops will remain in n northern syryria in order to p protect oil f fields. "the new york times"s" also reports despite pre

i'm amy goodman. the leader of isis abu bakr , al-baghdadi, was reportedly killed in a u.s. special forces raid in northwestern syria. baghdadi had led the so-called islamic state since 2010. atat its peak, i isis controllla large swath of land across syria and iraq and maintained a force of tens of thousands of fighters recruited from more than 100 countries. the e oup also c claimed responsibility for deadly attacks across five e continents some analylysts say al-baghdadi was radicalized after he was jailed by u.s. forces in iraq in 2004. he was held for 11 months, including reportedly at the notorious abu ghraib prison. on sunday morning, president trump announced al-baghdadi's death h in a televevised addres. tried s so hard to intimidatete others spent hiss t , in total utter fear panic and dread, terrified of the american forces bearing down on him. amy: during president trump speech, he invoked the names of u.s. journalist and aid workers who were killed by isis, although the vast majority of c

i'm amy goodman. the white house said sunday it will end support for kurdish forces in northeastern s syria d hahas ordereu.s. troops toto stp aside while turkey begins a massive air and ground operation. the u.s. has about 1000 troops in northeastern syria. it is s not clear whether they'l pullll back to allllow turkey's assaulult or leave syriaia enti. u.s.s. has backed the syrian democratic forces, led by the kurdish people's protection units or ypg, since 2014, in their fight a against isisis. a spokesperson for the fighteres calleded trump's decision a "shocking and unexpected" betrayal. on sunday, the white house said president trump made the decision after speaking by telephone with president recep tayyip erdogan. this comes as mass anti-government protests are continuing in iraq. the death toll has now topped 109 as police and soldiers continue to open fire on thousands of demonstrators who are defying government-imposed curfews. later in the broadcast, we will speak with middle east correspon

, i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.didateurn now to a looking to other been san francisco's approach to criminal justice. chesa boudin is running for san francisco district attorney and his resume is highly unusual. he is the child of weather underground activists kathy boudin and david gilbert, who were imprisoned when boudin was still a toddler. gilbert remains in prison. boudin was raised by former weather underground members bill ayers and bernardine dohrn. chesa boudin has been endorsed by bernie sanders and is running on a platform of ending cash bail and dismantling thearar on drdrug this is his campai a ad. >> we live in a city but t on a sisimple ideal. it isalled equal justice for all. and foro many of us, this ideaisis bei betrayed. have beme a city of prosrity, bualalso oabjeject poverty. we have beco a city of aspirationbubut al of exclusion aninin equy. oumostst vnerablbl residents do nonot recei the menl health care a shelter ty need. we fill our jailwiwith african-american san fncncisco ans o make up onl

i'm amy goodman.s show in haiti where massive anti-government protests calling for the resignation of the u.s. backed president jovenel moise continue to escalate. a worsening economic crisis, a shortage of fuel and food and corruption allegations against moise have sent protesters to the streets on and o off for ov a year. hundreds demonstrated in the capital port-au-prince monday and anotheher protest is scheduled today, much of port-au-prince has been on lockdown the past few weeks. at least four people have been killed in recent days after haitian police opened fire on protesters using live ammunition and tear gas. this is haitian protester charles fanfan. charles: we demand a clean slate to change the system, the potential departure of haitian president jovenel doesn't mean things will just change. we'll continue fighting change in this diabolical system,ant won't kill us all and certain we'll have victory. amy: protesters are demanding a deeper investigation into accusations that president moice

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.ontinue to look at last night's democratic debate, we turn now to the issue of health care. this is south bend mayor pete to judge speaking last night. >> i don't think the american people a are wrong when they say that what they want is a choice. and the choice of medicare for all who want it, which is affordable for everyone because we make sure the subsidies are in place, allows you to get that health care. it is just better than medicare for all, whether you want it or not. i don't understand why you believe the only way to deliver affordable coverage is to obliterate private plans, kicking 150 million americans off their insurance and four for years when we could achieve that same big, bold goal and once again, we have a president that we're competing to be president of the day after trump. our country will be horrifyingly polarized, even more than now, after everything we've been through, after everything we are about to go through, this country will be even more divided. why unn

i'm amy goodman. in california, extreme winds of up to 60 miles per hour caused new fires to erupt across the southern part of the state wednesday. in ventura county north of los angeles, the so-called easy fire came nearly to the doorstep of the ronald reagan presidential library as hundreds of firefighters worked to control the blazes. this is simi valley resident david pollack, one of 30,000 residents of the region forced to evacuate the climate change-fueled fires. >> as we get up, get out of here, get the car moving, everything else can be replaced. breathing at the end of the day is better than not breathing at the end of the day. amy: chile's president sebastian pinera announced wednesday his nation will not be hosting the u.n. climate summit in santiago in december as planned. he also canceled the scheduled asia-pacific economic cooperation conference, as mass protests against inequality in chile entered their third week. his announcement came as a shocking new report warned 300 million people

i'm amy goodman. the justice department has opened a criminal investigation into the origins of the russia investigation in the latest move by the white house to discredit the work of special counsel robert mueller. the move by attorney general bill barr will give the justice department the power to subpoena witnesses and to convene grand jury's and to file criminal charges. congressmember jerrold nadler tweeted in response -- "these reports raise found new concerns of the department of lostce under ag barr has its independence and become a vehicle for president trump political revenge." president trump is planning toto sendnd hundreds of u.s.s. troopd tanks to eastern syria to protect oil fields, reversin his earlier abrupt decision to withdraw ground forces from the country. that's according to reports by cnn and fox news, which repepord the deployoyment now appears "likely." the e move appears aimed at protecting a gas plant near the city of deir ezzor operated by the u.s. fossil fuel giant conoco.

i'm amy goodman. turkey's powerful military has massed troops and heavy weapons on its border with syria, as u.s. troops heeded president trump's order to step aside as turkish troops prepare an offensive against kurdish-led syrian democratic forces. trump's abrupt decision sunday to abandon the u.s.'s kurdish allies in syria came after a phone call with turkey's authoritarian president, recep tayyip erdogan. trump ininsisteded he had one insurance is that turkey would limit the scope of its fight against kurdish forces, tweeting -- "if turkey does anything that i and my great and unmatched wisdom consider to be off limits, i will totally destroy and obliterate the economy of turkey." trump's condemnation on both sides of wasashington's politicl divide. republican senator lindsey graham, a close trump ally, called the withdrawal short and irresponsible. nancy pelosi called it a deeply disturbing development. house democrats expanded their impeachment inquiry monday, subpoenaing documents from the offi

i'm amy goodman. house democrats have subpoenaed president donald trump's personal lawyer rudy giuliani seeking documents related to his work in the ukraine. last week, giuliani admitted on television that he had urged the ukrainian government to investigate trump's political rival joe biden. this comes as house democrats continue to build their case for impeaching the president following a whistleblower complaint filed by an intelligence officer working in -- who was detailed to work in the white house at one point. the whistleblower complaint focused on a july 25 phone call during which trump asked the ukrainian president to do him a "favor" by investigating the actions of democrats including joe biden and his son hunter. on monday, "the wall street journal" revealed secretary of state mike pompeo was among the administration officials who were on the call. meanwhile, evidence is growing that the trump administration pressured other nations -- including auaustralia, britain, and italy -- to take ste

i'm amy goodman. syrian troops have advanced across northern syria after the syrian regime struck a deal to protect the kurds from turkey's deadly air and ground assault. the deal comes after the united states pulled its troops out of northern syria, paving the way for the turkish offensive. on monday, the u.s. announced it is imposing sanctions against turkey over the military offensive and called on turkish president recep tayyip erdogan to implement an immediate cease-fire. vice president mike pence and national security adviser robert o'brien will soon travel to turkey. this is pence speaking monday. cook's president erdogan reached out and requested the call. tosident trump communicated him very quickly that the united states of america once turkey to stop the invasion, to implement an immediate cease-fire and to with kurdishtotiate forces in syria to bring an end to the violence. amy: "the new york times" is reporting that u.s. state and energy department officials have been considering plans to

i'm amy goodman. the united nations special envoy for syria is meeting with the foreign ministers of turkey, iran, and russia in geneva today, where he's arguing for the fragile ceasefire in northern syria to be respected. >> we are strongly appealing for the cease-fires to be respected and that we have also been appealing for a nationwide cease-fire to come in to effect. we do believe the fighting going on is just another proof of the importance of the political process in a way that can help alling out the problems in of syria, including in the northeast and obviously in idlib. amy: turkey says that syrian kurdish fighters have still not fufully withdrawn from a s swatf northern syria near the turkish border. under the terms of the russian-brokered ceasefire, these syrian kurdish fighters are supposed to leave the area by today. hundreds of thousands of civilians have already fled northern syria after president trump abruptly withdrew some u.s. troops from the area, clearing the way for the turkish

i'm amy goodman. shelling is continuing in northern syria one day after turkey agreed to a u.s. plan to halt its assault on kurdish-controlled areas for five days. turkey invaded the region after president trump withdrew u.s. support for the kurds. vice president mike pence announced the deal after meeting with turkish president recep tayyip erdogan in ankara. pause turkish side will operation p spring in order to allow for the withdrawal of ypg forces from the safe zone for 120 hours. all military operations under e spring will be paused and it will be halted entirely on completion of the withdrawal. amamy: turkey has s refused to l the deal a ceasefifire. on thursday, a kurdish commander sasaid they would accept the del but only along part of the border. "the new york times" reports the deal "amounts to a near-total victory for r turkey's presiden" it would allow turkey to keep occupypying parts of northern syria. in addition, the u.s. would lift its sanctions on turkey. it remains unclear what will

thank you. >> thank you, are goodman. if there are no other members, we will close public comment and undoubtedly, this conversation is going to go on for quite some time between now and january. with that, is there any introduction of new items or general public comment? seeing none, we are adjourned. >> good evening. well congresswoman to the october 23, 2019 board of appeals meeting. rick swig is joined by ann lazarus and commissioner tanner. we expect commissioner darryl honda shortry and commissioner eudardo santacana will be abtent tonight. to my left is the legal attorney. at the control is the board's legal assistant katie sullivan and the league process clerk. i am julie rosenberg, the board's executive director. we will be joined by

thank you. >> thank you, are goodman. if there are no other members, we will close public comment and undoubtedly, this conversation is going to go on for quite some time between now and january. with that, is there any introduction of new items or general public comment? seeing none, we are adjourned. >> i strive not to be a success but more of being a valued person to the community. the day and day operations here at treasure island truth in family is pretty hectic. the island is comprised of approximately 500 acres, approximately 40 miles of sanitary sewer, not including the collection system. also monitor the sanitary sewer and collection system for maintenance purposes, and also respond to a sanitary sewer overflows, as well as blockages, odor complaints. we work in an industry that the public looks at us, and they look at us hard in time. so we try to do our best, we try to cut down on incidents, the loss of power, cut down on the complaints, provide a vital service to the community, and we try to uphold that at all

thank you. >> thank you, are goodman. if there are no other members, we will close public comment and undoubtedly, this conversation is going to go on for quite some time between now and january. with that, is there any introduction of new items or general public comment? seeing none, we are adjourned. >> three, two, one. [applause.] >> congratulations everybody. thank you. >> so the project was driven by the need to improve conditions for people biking and walking from beach street to mcallister. between 2010 and 2015, there were 290 traffic crashes including two deaths, 110 bike collisions and 78te 78 pedestrin collisions. the construction was a little over two years. it including pedestrian crossing, better bike facilities, new street trees, we repaved the entire corridor. fern alley has decorative street plants and new palm streets. cbd helped maintain the alleys and they are planning farmers markets and pop ups and bands. >> the goal was to build on the economic vibra vibrancy of polkt and to provide a safe street fo

thank you. >> thank you, are goodman. if there are no other members, we will close public comment and undoubtedly, this conversation is going to go on for quite some time between now and january. with that, is there any introduction of new items or general public comment? seeing none, we are adjourned. >> the bicycle coalition was giving away 33 bicycles so i applied. i was happy to receive one of them. >> the community bike build program is the san francisco coalition's way of spreading the joy of biking and freedom of biking to residents who may not have access to affordable transportation. the city has an ordinance that we worked with them on back in 2014 that requires city agency goes to give organizations like the san francisco bicycle organization a chance to take bicycles abandoned and put them to good use or find new homes for them. the partnerships with organizations generally with organizations that are working with low income individuals or families or people who are transportation dependent. we ask them to ide

thank you. >> thank you, are goodman. if there are no other members, we will close public comment and undoubtedly, this conversation is going to go on for quite some time between now and january. with that, is there any introduction of new items or general public comment? seeing none, we are adjourned. valencia has been a constantly evolving roadway. the first bike lanes were striped in 1999, and today is the major north and south bike route from the mission neighborhood extending from market to mission street. >> it is difficult to navigate lindsay on a daily basis, and more specifically, during the morning and evening commute hours. >> from 2012 to 2016, there were 260 collisions on valencia and 46 of those were between vehicles and bikes. the mayor shows great leadership and she knew of the long history of collisions and the real necessity for safety improvements on the streets, so she actually directed m.t.a. to put a pilot of protected bike lanes from market to 15th on valencia street within four months time. [♪] >>

i'm amy goodman. in an explosive testimony, the top u.s. diplomat in ukraine, william taylor, told congressional lawmakers tuesday the trump administration held up $391 million in aid to ukraine for the purpose of pushing ukraine to incriminate trump's political rivals, particularly presidential candidate vice president joe biden and his son hunter. in taylor's opening statement, which has been made public, he lays out his interactions with gordon sondland, the u.s. ambassador to the european union and a wealthy oregon hotel magnate who received the ambassadorship after donating a million dollars to trump's inauguration. taylor says ambassador sondland told him that everything, including security assistance, was dependent on ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy announcing an investigation into burisma, the gas company where joe biden's son, hunter, was a board member. taylor said -- "ambassador sondland told me that president trump had told him that he wants president zelensky to state publicly tha

i'm amy goodman. president trump said tuesday he will not cooperate with the congressional impeachment inquiry, pushing the united states toward a constitutional crisis. the white house announced its decision and it eight-page letter addressed to house democratic leaders, blasting the inquiry as partisan and unconstitutional. the letter arrived just hours after the trump administration ordered a key witness in the impeachment probe, u.s. sondland not to , appear for schedule testimony on capitol hill. president trump tweeted, "unfortunately he would be testifying before a totally compromised kangaroooo court." text messages turned over to congress reveal sondland helped to mediate conversations between ukukrainian officials and trum's personal attorney, rudy giuliani, aimed at winning a promise from ukraine's president to investigate joe biden and his son in exchange for hundreds of millions of dollars of u.s. military aid that trump had placed on hold. on capitol hill, house intelligencece commimitte

, i'm amy goodman.en catholic peace activists are going on trial today for brbreaking into the kings bay naval base, one of the largest nuclear submarine base in the world. the activists, who are known as the kings bay plowshares 7, face up to 25 years in prison if convicted. on april 4, 2018 -- on the 50th anniversary of martin luther 's assassination -- the activists entered the based armed with just hammers, crime scene tape, baby bottles containing their own blood, and an indictment charging the u.s. government with crimes against peace. their goal, to symbolically disarm the nuclear weapons at the base, which is home to at least six nuclear ballistic missile submarines. each submarine carries 20 trident thermonuclear weapons. the activists that they were following the prophet isaiah's command to "beat swords into plowshares." over the past four decades, activists in the plowshares movement have taken part in about 100 similar actions at nuclear arms facilities beginning in 1980 at the general elect

. >> rob goodman, the kayaker arrived early >> reporter: clearly the car wasn't supposed to be there. >> it didn't feel right. so it was worth looking. obviously it was. >> rob goodman, the kayaker arrived early for his regular fishing trip from in buoyant ramp in venice, florida. then he and panel boarder ed costar noticed a woman inside the car barely breathing in an eight-inches air pocket. eight- pocket. >> ran up to the car >> ran up to the car and she put her handout. >> they called 911. >> since they're attempting to get the driver out of the vehicle. >> 911 driver. in the car all n >> and rushed to pull her out. >> i climbed down here. and i proceeded to try to communicate with her through the window. >> the 81-year-old in the car all night. >> and rushed to pull her out. >> i climbed down here and i proceeded to try to communicate with her through the window >> the 81-year-old woman had been driving late at night when she appeared to take a wrong turn down the ramp during high tide on this sunrise video you can barely see the headlights vanish into the water. ghts vanish into

i'm amy goodman. president trump said wednesday sanctions will be lifted on turkey as a ceasefire remains in place in northern syria. turkey invaded the region earlier this month after trump withdrew u.s. support for syrian kurds who had helped the u.s. fight ththe islamic ststate. more than 11,000 kurds died in that campaign. while president trump had vowe toto remove u.s. troops from syria, he acknowledged on wednesday that some u.s. troops will s stay to guard the oil fields. >> a small number of u.s. troops will remain in the area where they have the oil. we're going to be protecting it and d we will be deciding what we're going to do with it in the future. let someone else fightht over ts .ong bloloodstained sand amy: russian and turkish forces have agreed to join patrols along the syrian-turkish border after president e erdogan presidident putin n met in soch, russia, and agree to a plan that would force syrian kurdish forces to return from a wide swath of the region. the united nations reports