ahí hoffman la acusó de robo.ma semana se cumplen dos años del incendio mortal en el norte de la bahía, cientos de víctimas están recibiendo factura de limpìeza de sonoma. segun la ciudad no deben preocuaprse puesto que esto está cubierto por seguros y fondo federal. en las últimas 24 horas hemos visto un pequeño ascenso temperaturas uns y es debido a un sistemas que se acerca a la bahía un día calmado y despejados afuera. mañana siguen las condiciones esta noche veremos un descenso en las temperaturas 47 en general, 49 fremont y mañana máximas más frescas, pero veremos un aaumento el pronóstico de esta semana es que norte de baja presión esto aumetara los vientos hacia las costa y montañas de 25 millas por hora el domingo llegará un sistema de alta presión temperaturas sobre lo normal , entonces vuelven las temperaturas en el rango de los 80 a 90 el domingo, parece que el verano no está listo para despedirse porque llegara un fin de semana cálido en el arere vamos a revisar condiciones del tráfico el puente se ve

well it's hoffman in luxemburg can now take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world police and protesters have clashed at the boss alone as air force follow guilty verdicts on down to 12 tatooine separatist leaders 9 a word jailed for between 9 and 13 years for their roles in a failed succession secession bit in the 2017 when catalonia held a vote on becoming an independent state. the riot police have been deployed in the guinness capital color creed to try and stop the protests by opposition parties and activists it took to the streets after the country's president at a calm day refused to rule out running for a 3rd presidential term which is not allowed under get this constitution. the 2900 no bill prize for economics has been awarded to 3 u.s. based researchers for their work to alleviate global poverty it will be shared by biology as there do a flow underneath them. had a vatican police force domenico giani seen here on the left has resigned earlier this month the names of 5 vatican officials being investigated for financial irregularities were leaked to jo

hoffman and ms.miss llama, what your platforms do to verify the often to city of user accounts. >> you for the question. again to parse my made it through. the first is on the stand himself. my understanding is probably referring to scams that target veterans in particular. we have a number of veterans communities on aisle. our support shared state experiences, they'll like all of our communities they create their own rules. these communities have operated rules that prohibit fundraising in general. the community and the members of its communities know that they can be targeted by the sort of scam in particular. thus a sort of nuance that we think is really important and highlight it however community model. is a nonveteran, might not have had that same sort of intuition. now in terms of what we know about her users, reddit it's not different from our peers and that we don't require people to share their real-world identity with us. we do know where they register from what he said he is and maybe the

let's get the latest from brussels bureau chief max hoffman welcome max what have you been hearing about nick negotiations within this locked room 2 most important people i have spoken of course other people spoken to but the 2 most important people of the people that have spoken or don't have to ask you council president boris johnson himself apparently the prime minister of the u.k. sedona took said that within 7 or 8 hours he was expecting to be able to say how the braggs that saga continues of course that was a couple of hours ago so that would be around 7 or 8 local time right here in bars sounds of the u.k. prime minister said back in london that he believed a good deal that quote it was still possible but some obstacles remain so that is what we're hearing here as well still some obstacles most of the obstacles or road blocks as it called have been eliminated but the sticking points remain. so even if those obstacles are dealt with there must be a concern there in brussels that even if a deal is reached the prime minister will still have to get it past the skeptical british parlia

>>hoffman would go on to work the deadly oakland hills fire storm a few years later and respond to the aftermath of 9 11 in new york. and hurricane katrina in new orleans and as an oakland native. he says loma prieta and the damage done to his city. it's closer to home one but was also >>with green on the group of people who then bodies. afterwards might have been. whatever finishing touch on may >>and though he says more than that always remember the compassion and bravery complete strangers show that day to help oakland from rubble. felipe to kron 4 news. >>today millions of people across california practice what to do when the next big one strikes. this was this morning at rosa parks elementary school in san francisco, a class of kindergartners crawled under their desks during the great california shakeout the drill practice is how to duck cover and hold during an earthquake. the city's fire chief police chief and mayor also took part. mayor london breed graduated from rosa parks elementary school. she shared her memories of the loma prieta earthquake that shook the bay area 30 year

. >> reporter: sobering and saddening for hoffman, that was especially true when he was at one particular car. >> for five hours we wrestled in getting a little girl and a little boy out of the car where the mother who was driving and her friend had been killed and the crossmember that separates each section of the elevated portion had dropped right on the hood of the car. >> reporter: a doctor had to abet the boy's like to free him. >> i brought out the chainsaw and prepared to do it myself. >> reporter: in the moments after the collapse hoffman saw people risking their own safety to help. >> a lot of firefighters did really good work. a lot of civilians did even better work because they don't have any training. we were starting to see other people getting people out of other cars with hand tools. >> reporter: the cyprus was later demolished and the ground level mandela parkway has replaced opening up a community that cyprus had divided. perhaps what happened here can serve as a reminder of just how devastating a major earthquake can be in that everyone needs to be prepared. in oakland,

>>hoffman would go on to work the deadly oakland hills fire storm a few years later and respond to the aftermath of 9 11 in new york. and hurricane ka loma prieta and the damage done to city. it's closer toom >>with being on the group of people who then assumed bodies afterwards might have them. whatever the finishing touch from a commuter pro. >>and though he says more than that always remember the compassion and bravery complete strangers show that day to help people plan from rubble. felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>many businesses in san francisco across the bay area did not survive the earthquake, but one italian deli beat the odds luca delhi opened its doors in the marina district back in 1929. the business was passed down to the owner's grandson paul basco basco says on the day of the mueller prieta earthquake. he remembers the jolt and the rolling. but the business stood tall with hardly any damage loma . but it up against 2 other buildings, so everything just kind of without the buildings bounced off of each other. >>the delhi ended up serving food to a lot of people unable to go

>>hoffman would go on to work the deadly oakland hills fire storm a few years later and respond to the aftermathtof 9 11 in new york. and hurricane katrina in new orleans. >>and as an oakland native. he says loma prieta and the damage done to his city. it's closer to home one but was also >>with being on the group of people who then bodies. afterwards that might have been. whatever finishing touch on may commute. >>and though he says more than that always remember the compassion and bravery complete strangers show that day to help oakland from the rubble. felipe to kron 4 news. >>to the east bay now where the pleasanton police department is mourning the loss of an officer who died after battling pancreatic cancer for a year. officer kyle hendricks and died tuesday. the 36 year-old work for the alameda county sheriff's office for 3 years before joining the pleasanton police department back in 2009. he leaves behind his wife and their 4 children. >>san francisco mayor london breed says the city will not do business with 22 states that have restrictive abortion laws. here are the states.

>>hoffman would go on to work the deadly oakland hills fire storm a few years later and respond to the aftermaths of 9 11 in new york. and hurricane katrina in new orleans. but as native. he says loma prieta and the damage done to his city. it's closer to home on also >>with being on the group of people who then bodies. afterwards that might have been. whatever the finishing touch on commuter pro. >>and though he says more than that he'll always remember the compassion and bravery complete strangers showed that day to help people plan from the rubble. felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>be sure to download the kron 4 app but in the app store for more coverage of the loma prieta earthquake 30th anniversary and kron on starts at 10 o'clock this morning was live reports remembering loma prieta and reminding you about earthquake safety. >>a close call for a mother and her twin babies in the east bay we're going hear from witnesses who saw car crashed into their home. and the horrific accident at a bart train yard leaves a train operator with a crushed leg will have the story and after the break c

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dan hoffman is a member of the advisory board and joins us with reaction. appreciate it.at is your reaction to the latest in all the moves that is happening? >> before the impeachment inquiry began we were in the midst of a hyper-partisan atmosphere, and the concern i would have is collateral damage to the relationship between the executive branch and legislative branch and ramifications on the national security. >> let's look at the subpoena. in light of mike pompeo's direct intervention to block your appearance before the committee's we are left with no choice but to compel your appearance and deposition pursuant to the enclosed subpoena. and a lot of other things in this people should read for sure. in order to fulfill his duties to the american people and executive branch and all future occupants, donald trump and his administration cannot participate in your partisan and unconstitutional inquiry under these circumstances. you obviously agree with that. >> co. equal branches of the government kind of grade each other's homework. that is the way the founding fathers ar

max hoffman covered those talks a lot some bug and he sent us a summary that you foreign minister of could have started down the path of economic sanctions against turkey they could have also started down the path of and e.u. wide arms embargo against turkey but they didn't they chose weaker measures one of them condemning the military operation by turkey in north syria the other one recalling the national efforts the national arms embargo by some e.u. member states it is a signal of unity but it's a weak signal that many think it's so weak because some of the e.u. are very worried that turkey could terminate the e.u. turkey migration agreement and that would spell real trouble so a signal of unity but it most likely will not make a difference on the ground. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today and the red cross in the west africans died in guinea says 4 people have been killed during protests in the capital conakry opposition parties and activists want to block a potential chinese as to the country's constitution which could allow president alpha condi

barbara hoffman is an environmental epidemiologist whose evaluated studies on air pollution involving tens of thousands of participants. their findings a surprising. they're out of our lives it's not really tricky of course it's the drivers who are sitting in a cabin that are exposed to the highest levels of fire upon is all that and when riding a bicycle even if you can only distance yourself from heavy traffic by a few meters or take a road parallel to the main road the exposure is already significantly lower beutler. 65 cities in germany regularly exceed limits cannot trigger an upside emissions produced by diesel vehicles the values are particularly high in munich stuttgart and cologne. environment commission a common avella to germany and 5 other countries to court. some of the pm complains to be. in 2000. and 5 and no 2 complains for to be in 2010 so i think we've waited a long time and we cannot possibly wait and all and the longer we cannot have plans . which are telling us that might be sometime even after 2027 after 2025 times so these were the main reasons. the most effecti

with this deal and if the house of commons approves this deal things will get better again not just hoffman in brussels but i'll get my ass in london thank you both. there's africa is up next we'll have more world news at the top of the hour how myself good day. birth. home to use of species. a home worth saving on. your move those are big changes and most start with small steps and big global interiors tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. to use the country to use 2 green energy solutions and my 1st reaction. to interactive content teaching to the next generation of environmental protection. using the channels available to people to get action. and we're determined to demand something here for the next generation globally as the environment series of global 3000 on t.w. and online. we have a brick said to deal how the e.u. and to britain but having been there before business on both sides of the channel of cautious and keep stockpiling goods just in capes also coming up nanotechnology block chain and cloud computing sierra leone is banking on the most a

max hoffman covered those talks in luxembourg and he sent us this summary but you foreign minister is could have started down the path of economic sanctions against turkey they could have also started down the path of and e.u. wide arms embargo against turkey but they didn't they chose weaker measures one of them condemning the military operation by turkey in north syria the other one recalling the national efforts the national arms embargo you member states it is a signal of unity but it's a weak signal that many think it's so weak because some of the e.u. are very worried that turkey could terminate the e.u. turkey migration agreement and that would spell real trouble so a signal of unity but it most likely will not make a difference on the ground e.u. negotiate as they've indicated they may want more concessions if the brics that deal is to be a green by october the 31st that's when britain essential to leave the e.u. and pressure is building on all sides ahead of a summit him brussels this week meanwhile in london queen elizabeth spelled out the government's legislative program at

mister hoffman, you said, and i want to thank you. we had i think i really productive meeting yesterday , explaining to me what your organization does and how it's unique but you also said in your testimony that section 230 is a unique american loss and so yes, yet when we talked yesterday you .thought it was a good idea to put it into a trade agreement dealing with mexico and canada. if it's a unique american law let me say i think trying to fit it into the regulatory structure of other countries this time is inappropriate and i would like to just quote, i don't know if he's here from a letter that both chairman alone and writing member walden wrote some time ago. to mister like i sure that said we find it inappropriate for the united states to export language mirroring section 230. while such taserious policy discussions are ongoing. and that's what's happening rightnow . we're having a serious policy discussion but i think what the chairman was trying to do and what i want to do is try to figure out what do we really want to do to

have pleaded guilty, hoffman is almost nearly done serving 14-day prison sentence.s waiting trial. rob: 2020 hopeful tulsi gabbard blasting hillary clinton. >> they said clinton will never forget that she and her rich and powerful friends will make sure that you're destroyed but if you stand up against hillary and the party power brokers, they will destroy you and discredit your message. jillian: carley shimkus fox news 24/7 siriusxm 115. >> tulsi gabbard is firing back after suggesting that vladimir putin is grooming -- >> grooming her to be the third-party candidate, she's a favorite to the russians and they have a bench of other ways of supporting her so far. >> all right, so gabbard believes clinton is attacking her because she supported bernie sanders in 2016, one twitter user says i'm a conservative but liking what i'm hearing, ms. gabbard, love your forthrightness. and then glen says love it, take no prisoners tulsi, several democratic candidates like beto o'rourke, andrew yang, they've all criticized clinton for making this unsounded suggestion. rob: all rig

correspondent max hoffman covered the meeting in luxembourg he told me how things stand. the meeting is over that is a fact so that's information number one and it took a long time for them to come up with something in the end because it was supposed to only be over lunch in the end they discussed this over 3 hours migration policy it shows you just how contentious this issue still is and you said correctly feel that the goal was to include as many countries as possible in an automatic mechanism to relocate refugees rescued at sea in the central mediterranean group policy of the german interior minister said after the meeting the good news is that 12 countries are interested or think it's a good idea to have this automatic back in ism but none of them want to join your original 4 which are france italy malta and germany so they will have to continue it's an ongoing process but you can say that policy holder for now at least failed in his goal to have these results here today in luxembourg yeah he did seem confident a couple of weeks ago about getting these countries on bo

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s max hoffman spoke to a prominent belgian member of the european parliament about the next step in the british parliament on saturday so i am with philip blumberg who's a member of the briggs it steering group of the european parliament philip what's your message to the house of commons in the u.k. that still will have to approve this deal it's in your hands so you're facing a deal but presented by a prime minister that you merely a did you that ridiculed you that tried to sideline you your decision whether you want to. to do him a service or you want to take charge of the next steps and i do believe that the parliament is now a chance to do basically dubbed a deal conditionally saying well ok we could adopt it crowfoot provided that the referendum and also if it's so if a majority of the british people support it then fine by us but if not then we stay in the european union this is the last chance to do this and i would count on the opposition to now stand united because you know what the opposition has a majority and the government is in the minority it doesn't say on the your soluti

that with this deal and if the house of commons approves this deal things will get better again max hoffman in brussels back at mass and in london thank you both. there's africa is up next we'll have more world news at the top of the hour i myself a good day. bursts . home to moods of species. a home worth saving. you those are big changes and most start with small steps but global ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world. news that could turn the good news to green energy solutions and reforestation. community into.

hoffman for your testimony. >> thank you.chairman nadler, chairwoman, chairman bera and ranking members zeldon and biggs, thank you for the opportunity to testify before today, the focus of my testimony action cbp took for one-week period 2 and a half years to comply with executive order 13769, upon receiving the executive order on january 207th, 2017, cbp took immediate steps to prepare policy guidance that complied with the order. cbp worked very closely with the department of state and communicated t with the air carrier and travel industry on multiple occasions, advised them of the actions we took to comply with the order. at our ports of entry, travelers from subject countries were allowed to withdraw applications for admission while other travelers who qualified for exemptions were processed for national interest waivers. cbp took immediate action as necessary to modify policies to comply with various court orders affecting implementation of the order. cbp leadership and officers performed admirably to implement the ord

. >> mark hoffman was a lieutenant in 189. that's what he saw outside forest fire station number one. they went you would a collapsed free wave and sempled for victims. >> i thought my best thing was seioto collapsed section. >> they also went to work. >> we move quickly in the community to see what was going on and how we could help others. >> he got ad off gas to decrease the fire risk. commuters may have seen it as a quick link between interstates 80 and 880. >> we couldn't see that we had a city here. the vista here was nonexist ends on this side of cypress. but now we can. >> the shape of the free way was no accident. residents pushed hard to have it wind around their neighborhood instead of over it or through it as the old cypress freeway did. >> in case you missed it, watch the ormgs documentary: the earthquake effect. "it looks back and it gifts a glimpse into the future. >> it is such a that good 3r5678 you'll enjoy it. ax news can help you prepare for an earthquake or other natural disaster. get tips on preparing for

rabbi hoffman has led congress regation anshe sholom in new rorblee, new york, since 2012. he graduated yeshiva college sue ma cum laude where he received laude. cum he's an accomplished author, as well as the editor of english language publications for talmud israeli. he's an -- he was raised in new york and is an avid new york mets fans. he and his wife are the parents of two wonderful children. i want to thank my friend for the wonderful prayer this morning. thank you, madam speaker. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair will entertain up to 15 requests for one-minute speeches on each side of the aisle. for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? without objection. >> mr. speaker, i rise today to applaud the house approval of the veteran treatment court coordination act legislation led by congressman charlie crist of which i'm a proud co-sponsor. directing grants, training, and assistance for communities to establish and operate veteran treatment courts. in 2008, bowel city court judge robert russell established t

. >> laura: why do i always think he is dustin hoffman? al pacino, robert de niro, dustin hoffman.y are all kind of diminutive. thank you, raymond. i don't mean that in a bad way. they are brilliant, genius actors. coming up, the left antipolice rhetoric is culminating in a disgusting incident caught on camera. we will show you the incident in a moment. we are here with reaction. spoiler, are you happy about this? not. ♪ >> laura: when we started tonight it was about how the left have become the true agents of instability of politics in the country at large. it's also spilling out into our everyday lives. you heard it during our town hall in chicago on friday, people want change. what they don't want is to live in a world where democrats are fueling antipolice rhetoric. i want to bring in former nypd commissioner and we are going to go through a couple of these latest incidents. i thought of you because i thought oh, my gosh, not only people who are on the forest now, but people who have devoted their entire lives to serving in uniform. i want to start with this university of tenne

. >> laura: why do i always think he is dustin hoffman? al pacino, robert de niro dustin hoffman. they arell all kind of diminuti. thank you, raymond. i don't mean that in a bad way. they are brilliant, genius actors. coming up, the left antipolice rhetoric is culminating in a disgusting incident caught on camera. we will show you the incident in a moment. we are here with reaction. spoiler, is he happy about this? not. - right now in the former soviet union, there are thousands of jewish holocaust survivors trapped in relentless poverty. there's no heat, no electricity, no running water, they're cold hungry and sick and they're suffering and dying needlessly. christians and jews together stand obedient to god to listen to his word. god gives us a special calling to help the orphan, the widow, the weakest, the survivors and he makes a promise that if we stand with them, so too will god stand with us. - [narrator] please open your heart and act now. you can save lives and honor god by helping elderly jews in dire need in the former soviet union. your gift today of just $25 will rus

>>hoffman would go on to work the deadly oakland hills fire storm a few years later and respond to the9 11 in new york. and hurricane katrina in new orleans. >>and as an oakland native. he says loma prieta and the damage done to his city. it's closer to home one but was also >>with being on the group of people who then assumed bodies afterwards that might have been. whatever finishing touch from a commuter pro. >>and though he says more than that always remember the compassion and bravery complete strangers show that day to help oakland from the rubble. felipe gaulle kron 4 news. >>and be sure to download the kron on app at your favorite app store we've got more coverage of the loma prieta 30th anniversary in fact coming up at 10 o'clock this morning. have live reports as we look back and remember the events of loma prieta and the changes that have happened -year-old was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how much you can save with usaa insu

we'll be discussing it again within the next 28 days for sure adele you shiela a multiple and gil hoffman thank you all very much and thank you for watching you can see the program get any time visit our website al-jazeera talk on for the discussion on our facebook page facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at inside story for me richelle carey the entire team here and so hot right now. in germany's capital there is a barber like no other sort of 22. strong cross what you have. but as he said he changes he's moving with the time. and going on the road. the stories. here are told by the people who live there. the master barber of berlin this is an al-jazeera. culture a down's thrives here every day generations of tibetans continue to be a brace of detail that cultural heritage it's a reminder of who they are whether. this is a suburb of the capital new delhi tibet so be refugees here since $964.00. have been defined as migrants are not refugees because india hasn't signed up to the 1951 un convention on refugees so tibe

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it may look like congressman hoffman but i'm not. congressman hoffman is back in sonoma dealing with the wildfires that are there and was unable to get back here to washington. we are all hoping that the fire subsides and many people are safe and that mr. huffman returned. without the subcommittee on will oceans and wildlife will come to order. a testimony on a sea problems. the impact of plastic pollution on oceans and wildlife. under committee rule 4f, any oral opening statement at the hearing are limited to the chairman, the ranking minority member, the vice chair and the vice ringing member. this will allow us to hear from our witnesses sooner and help keep to their schedules. so therefore i ask in the owner's consent to all members opening statements be made part of the hearing record if there submitted to the subcommittee clerk by 5:00 p.m. today or the close of the hearing, whichever comes first, hearing no objections, so ordered. i will open up now and i want to welcome all the witnesses and today were here to discuss the pre

retired deputy fire chief mark hoffman and his crew were the first to arrive at that terrible scene. >> i felt my best role was to bird dog and go from collapsed section to collapsed section and try to get an assessment on how many bodies needed to be rescued. >> this is from the live coverage on the day of the quake. dozens of people were trapped in their cars. first responders were able to save monday many of them. >> at the clock froze at the moment the quake struck. it was a visible -- >> a lot of people are1989. >> right now, people are gathering at marina green to commemorate that moment with a moment of silence. p>> here's a live picture. again, it was 30 years ago at this very moment when it struck. mayor london breed is expected to be there for a moment of silence. let's listen in for just a minute. >> significance taking place at the marina green. the scene of so much destruction that day as so many homes there burned. people, neighbors putting water on the homes -- >>> again, we want to -- >> who could forget all the people helping firefighters run with hoses trying to ext

by the end of today- and in fact in the in the coming hoffman out or- i so that it can then moved to the upper chamber the loads. up so that's what. i think there is a vote on. a right now and this is why a an experienced speaker which john burkett is having been in the chat for ten years and let's remember that he's about. to stand down he will be giving up his seat. as announced on the thirty first of october. even if the united kingdom is no longer living do or die. no ifs or buts and come what may- the e. u. as- it was he has obtained requested and obtained. an extension to the thirty first to johnny twenty twenty so we now know. that the date of the general election- is expected very much to be the thursday twelfth of december. that is what the government wanted. and it is traditional. to vote on a thursday here in the united kingdom. okay and that's the only- predictable aspect to help the selection is the fact that. the british like holding elections on a thursday but they don't like elections in december that hasn't happened. since nineteen twenty three i think it's fair to s

let's cross over to luxemburg now where do you have years max hoffman is following that e.u. meeting of foreign ministers today good day to you max germany france and the netherlands all having already announced a ban on weapons exports to turkey how far are e.u. countries willing to go to stop this military offensive. those are all national bans you're right about that if the french had their will they e.u. would go much farther than that they would probably implement a e.u. wide embargo on arms or maybe even economic sanctions you have to remember that turkey is very dependent on the e.u. when it comes to its economy it's a customs union with the european union but that's not what we're likely to see and the reason for that is the e.u. turkey migrant deal the e.u. on the other hand is very dependent on turkey when it comes to preventing more migrants coming into the european union and many e.u. member states are very worried that this could change if it cannot make sanctions are imposed on turkey so what we're expecting to see here today is a strong condemnation of what tur

johnson speaking there well given this recent sign of progress we asked our brussels bureau chief max hoffman about the chances of britain actually leaving the e.u. on october 31st that's less than 3 weeks from now he says there are 2 scenarios 1st one is they actually do strike a last minute deal then it seems very likely that they will need a so-called technical extension to implement that deal remember the house of commons so the whole parliament actually in the u.k. has to approve a potential deal and also the european parliament in strasbourg and that will take some time most likely a couple of weeks more than the 31st of october 2nd possibility they do not strike a deal and then by law boris johnson has to apply for an extension remember that law that was passed by the u.k. parliament that's responsible for that although he has said there might be a way around that we do expect him then or somebody else by the way to apply for an extension until the 31st of january and at the moment it seems likely that the leaders the e.u. leaders will agree to that so still a lot of ifs there but of a

max hoffman in washington, thank you very much for being with us.that story today, the french prime minister saying tonight that the re—emergence of islamic state is inevitable in their view. of course they are looking at those pictures of is fighters escaping from some of the kurdish —controlled prisons and un security council meeting tomorrow to discuss all this. it will be interesting to see how that plays out actually, because don't forget as we said in the introduction, russia now saying they don't want the syrian side or the turkish side coming to blows. they are certainly not in favour of the turkish advance or do we get a scenario tomorrow where in fact the key players in the security council are all on the same side? it'll be interesting to see. certainly what you are hearing in washington is the feeling this is the worst foreign—policy week in america since the iraqi invasion. this will be discussed for years and years, in terms of america's role in the middle east. it is certainly one to watch. beyond 100 days from the bbc. coming upfor w

minister abbas johnson talking just a short while ago and joining me now is brussels beer she's max hoffman and in london by a shot of pots welcome to you bush out of if we start with you we just heard from prime minister johnson who says he saw the biggest sticking point in this process the north island border question what is this plan. exactly let's just remind of us this proposal is supposed to replace the back of the backstop the most controversial issue in that withdrawal agreement with the european union that backstop an insurance policy to prevent a hot border between northern ireland and ireland and boris johnson's plan basically is to take northern ireland out of the customs union but leave it in a single market according to this plan he says that there would be no immediate checks at the border and that the northern irish assembly would vote on the issue every 4 years so this is his plan and now he has some convincing to do and he will go as we are hearing to the european capitals to convince european leaders of this plan and he says now the ball is in the e.u.'s court. and max i