thoughtful fact-based debate that would then lead us to a better place. because i never made claims that all the surveillance technologies that have developed since the time some of these laws were put in place somehow didn't require potentially some additional reforms. that is exactly what i called for. is that mr. snowden has been charged with three felonies.

we are confident speaker shannon will help lead us as a partner -- as a party through the future, and we are so happy to have him here. good afternoon afternoon. thank you for that kind introduction. kristal, the republican party and the chairman has been kind on me, butestow this i remind me when i was sworn in as the speaker, and all my eddie started referring to me as mr. speaker, and i said we are all rents and family here, and i do not want to hear this mr. speaker or rising star stuff.

radar's echo location will lead us right to them. (water crashing) >> fiona: this isn't it.. whoa! >> mom! >> (coughing) yuck! the water's all salty. these are freshwat caves. we have to get out of here. >> let's go up through there! >> no, we should go back. >> bobilly, we've assessed the situation. i don't know how we're going to plug it, the hole's getting bigger and the whirlpool's too strong for our tethers. >> gibut not for these cables. >> bocancel that. gil's got a plan. >> jack: this is the point the tour company assumed they got lost. (electronic bleeps) i'm not picking up anything. >> miner: let's go down. you ready? >> ready as a rooster at daybreak. aah! (gasping) ugh. make that: ready as a wet rooster at daybreak. (electronic bleeps) >> (straining) >> come on, mom! >> i'm not as small as you. (rock clacking) (radar chittering) >> finally a reading. they're close but, i don't know exactly where. (radar chittering) >> miner: it looks like radar does. >> wei: oh, this isn't what i was hoping for. >> what's your p.c.u. saying now? >> argh. "hold onto me tighter nex

leading us through forest and alongside parks and meadows. just 2 years ago the recreation and park department was giving up the location for administrative salaries. they want to pave over 7 acres of artifical tomb and add 1 hundred and 50,000 watts of lights. this will ruin species of birds and the beach experiences for families to sit by the beach or gaze at the stars. for those listening you can find more information on line. this is part of the way to turn golden gate park for paved troiktsz to remind us all this used to be a wood park free stop this now and imatthe fees. thank you (clapping) and a hello supervisors and public you're lucky i lost my notes. i want to reiterate what folks have said. a couple years ago when we were fighting against the fees i came to the park and one of the residents came up to me and said something i thought she was going to say something different but she said something in favor of me she said this is a pr nightmare. thank you >> good afternoon supervisors i'm gloria. i'm here, no opposition to entry fees

using these banned weapons as well. a very murky situation on the ground, undoubtedly a growing conflict that only leads to escalation with the absence of solution to this crisis. >> they will met to discuss the use of chemical weapons in syria. the spokesperson said that the international community is alarmed. >> they are aware that the there is grave concern about the use of chemical weapons in syria. the secretary generally affirms her determination for a thorough investigation of the reports brought to his attention. >> meanwhile, william haig responded to the alleged use of chemical weapons. >> this would be a shocking escalation of the use of chemical weapons in syria. we are determined that those responsible would be one day be held to account. i hope it is clear that the u.n. team will have unrestricted access to the area of concern, and the united kingdom will be raising this at the united nations security council. >> a military judge sentences private bradley manning to 35 years in prison. the former intelligence in the located classified document to wikileaks. prosecutors were hoping for a heftier sentence. >>

lack of sleep leads us to poor control of chronic diseases such as hypertension and heart disease. due to the stress i made the mistake of working on getting rid of my things to comply with the rv law instead of going with frosty emptying our trash. he passed a way. i am here to tell you we're law abiding citizens and we need a safe place to park, so please help us. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. next speaker. >> charles mcgregor. nate neary. mary mcguire. >> hello i am charles mcgregor and finding a place to park is a serious issue. i thank you for your time. >> thank you sir. next speaker. >> [calling speaker names] >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon commissioners. my name is nathan biery and marks my 48th year in the taxi business in san francisco and i came here to give you a little harangue as usual. when the sfmta took over the taxi regulation i the met with the regulators and we didn't have enough capacity to meet demand. we needed more cabs. this was four or five years ago. best result we've had is a report by mr. haira who is an academic from canada and in response

lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil. >> deliver us lord we pray from every evil.grant peace in our ways and by the help of our mercy we may be free from sin as we await the blessed home from the coming out of our savior jesus christ. lord, jesus christ, who said peace i leave you, my peace i give you, look not on our sins but on the faith of her church and grant her peace and according with your will. >> amen. scomblsz the peace of >> the peace of the lord be with you always. >> and with you. >>> what you've been witnessing the last few moments here is the communion if you will. it began with the donovan grandchildren presenting the gifts to the priest. that was the bread, wafers and wine through a process of prayer and a processed called substantion would become the blood and body of christ temporarily during this service. and what happens next usually is everyone who is catholic and involved in the service inside the cathedral can come forward and have communion. i don't know if that will happen today, but that's what usually happens in high mass in the catholic

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using these weapons as well. undoubtedly the ongoing conflict would only lead to more escalation. >> thank you. in egypt former egyptian president, hosni mubarak was ordered to be released from prison. it's possibility he could be free, however, his legal troubles not ever. jonathan betts joins us from cairo. what has the reaction before to this news, jonathan? >> yeah, it is a huge development, the reaction at cairo is waiting and seeing. two years ago the country celebrated when hosni mubarak was thrown from office, but in the past two years, a lot has changed in egypt, the government has changed triwice. but today acourt in cairo, cleared one of the last hurdles. now it looks like it is becoming increasingly possible that hosni mubarak could be freed from prison. unlikely to happen today, but sources telling al jazeera it could happen as early as tomorrow. not a guarantee, though. we're obviously not sure exactly what may happen. but he does -- there are appeals in place, and he could -- that decision could be appealed by prosecutors as early as tomorrow. and he does face other charges. there

and lead us not into temptation to often on weekdays. [laughter] >> meridians' stands apart from the commercial galleries around union square, and it is because of their core mission, to increase social, philosophical, and spiritual change my isolated individuals and communities. >> it gives a statement, the idea that a significant art of any kind, in any discipline, creates change. >> it is philosophy that attracted david linger to mount a show at meridian. >> you want to feel like your work this summer that it can do some good. i felt like at meridian, it could do some good. we did not even talk about price until the day before the show. of course, meridian needs to support itself and support the community. but that was not the first consideration, so that made me very happy. >> his work is printed porcelain. he transfers images onto and spoils the surface a fragile shes of clay. each one, only one-tenth of an inch thick. >> it took about two years to get it down. i would say i lose 30% of the pieces that i made. something happens to t

this is the final battle you know that that could terry and they're attacking churches which will lead us further into sectarian war they're attacking police stations releasing prisoners government buildings military installations so it's just snowballed and escalating and no one's quite sure everyone is at fault both sides are suffering tremendous losses and yes across the board for all egyptians this is a tragedy we all lost yesterday and i don't think you know in the entire two years that we see in worse state than yesterday then i understand no one really knows what it's for this is what the. latest news from the competition is that they is them as attacking the headquarters of the regional government does that cya bob the tuc tags they muslim brotherhood will now adopt after their protests to change charged because you see for a lot of. the muslim brotherhood for the last eighty five years years they've been in conflict with the state we've been going through this ideological roller coaster over the last two years it is a military vs pro vs the mubarak era there are leaders is it nat

there's two americas and the black one is under occupation by a laws and policing procedures that lead usreated far more harshly even though whites and blacks use and sell drugs at very similar rates. our right to vote is being attacked in myriad ways. we need not just a march but a new civil rights movement to deal with the challenges, jobs is, inequality, voting rights. north carolina's moral mondays and florida's dream defenders and the dream nine immigration protesters but this has to be a multiracial movement as the civil rights movement was because the assault on hispanic rights, gay rights and women's rights is all an attempt to push back toward a world where straight white men held 100e% o all power. we must make the movement into activist work as well as personal and political day-to-day work. so many of us are doing that, be advancing the dream in our daily lives, using opportunities to advance our families, our race our world with quiet dignity. some of us are doing the best we can with a poverty of options, living right but stuck at the bottom because intergenerational class m

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us here. we have a great progressive ready to pick of work tom harkin is leading -- leaving off. he will do an even better job representing us. proud, strong, progressive warrior. not afraid to fight for the middle class. [applause] he has been working hard to raise money across the state, but it is up to us to fight for him every step of the way. together, we will put him in the u.s. senate. [applause] when he joins the senate, he will have some new friends in washington. i know we are all happy to be here tonight. i hate to say it, but we are -- [boos] we have had enough of steve king's intolerance. [applause] enough is enough. it is time to replace him in congress. he is running for reelection with one goal in mind. that is to do the longest- serving governor in the history of this country. he has ignored the needs of iowa's middle-class families. the governor has worked to push iowa onto the path of mediocrity. it is up to us to change i was course. iowa's course. [applause] candidates that are putting their campaigns together. regardless of who emerges, we have a responsibili

it started to click with me that there is something within us that leads us and guide us. -- guides us. it is not voice so much as credence. when you are exposing your players to the spirit that , didave exposed them to they welcomed that? did you sense resistance? many of these young people, young guys that you are coaching are searching something. i am trying to get a sense of how that was matt by michael and the other guys in the locker room. >> it was presenting them with a idea that was -- here is process that we are going to explore. to stay present. now you go in the weight room and lift weights. this is strengthening your mind. when you stay focused and you can use that focus to always come back with your breath, your floating in the moment. i did not have to get religious and dogmatic. those guys are always receptive. i was pleased with how much risk activity -- receptivity. so many of them have felt the spirit in their life. tavis: i can't do justice to this book in a 30 minute conversation or in a full show. i want to close with that other question that you will get asked as

there's a media lead us so we leave that maybe. your. play your party this is the. issues that no one is asking with the gas that you deserve answers from. politics. if the main competitor girl on the market is mother nature. may customers struggle with goods. fight for each drop from an old turkey supply. let people think i are prices pure want to. live on our teeth. they use it up there and wash their hands in it and flush their toilets when the same water that misleads is selling and spraying water. it was terrible. the city was on fire nobody knew what was happening. five days without a break we were terrified. and there was no communication only tanks all around us we came out to find georgian democracy in our streets. that any one of us could have left straightaway but we knew that our first judy was to defend our homeland now that we've had peace since two thousand and one of the places reviving and coming back to normal but it since april twentieth twelve i've been the president of the republic of south ossetia i'm very pleased to see his own people is so po

david: jerry, you lead us to talk about the legacy of ben bernanke.changed the role of the fed, ben bernanke and, can that change, the change that he instituted for the fed be changed by the next chief? @> well i think he's politicized the fed in a way we haven't seen since the days of arthur burns and richard nixon. >> what do you mean when you say politicized? >> aligning monetary policy with short and medium term goals of which administration is in power. aligning monetary policy with the fiscal policy, whether the burbank bailout or support of housing market under obama. by politicizing the fed, it just another patronage job. that is why we see this, in my opinion, tawdry campaigning by yellen through proxies by yellen and larry summers. and i've never seen anything like this before in my life. liz: okay. nor have a lot of other people. now you've got members of congress weighing in, writing the president letters saying, yeah,,yellen and others are saying, go larry summers. what is your best bet? is there a dark horse we're missing here? >> i don'

we ask you to lead us & again additional keep a argue prevention funds >> hi. i'm a peer advocate with the wellness case clinic. i'm a former client and before that continuum. in 2000 i was really ill and was at spreadsheet luke's hospital after my release i was appointed a nurse i was in a wheelchair and wasn't sure i'd walk again. for some people is takes hitting rock bottom and that's what it took for me. at the program today, i was here to get a safe place to get help. those services continue today at case. i'm afraid if those services get cut people will end up in the emergency room that the case health clinic provides. it was a monthly occurrence for me. i don't think it's fair i was able to get housed withheld others might not be able to get the opportunities if those cuts go through. please don't let those kits go through (clapping) >> hi i'm david i'm the media and communications coordinator. i have the copies of the cost impacts that would be as well as testimony. i'm going to read one of the testimonies from one of your clients. i'm an asian pacific

washington helped lead us into this crisis in three principal ways. federal policies expanded policies by encouraging lending to people who bought homes that they simply could not afford to keep. sadly, the federal government that lives beyond its means tragically encouraged american families to do likewise. washington promoted moral hazard by protecting fannie mae and freddie mac which privatized their profits and socialized their losses. lastly, the federal reserve maintained a highly accommodative monetary policy that traumatically lowered interest rates and kept them low and inflated the housing bubble. let's hope history is not repeating itself currently. the fed set the stage for a wave of mortgage our wing by setting borrowing conditions too low too long. the fed began lowering interest rates in early 2001 to cushion the economic fallout. on an inflation adjusted basis, the fed dropped interest rates from four percent in late 2000 28 negative one .5% by early 2003. that decision unleashed a wave of cheap credit on a housing market that was alre

. >> asking if there's further information that leads us to believe that this animal is a vicious animal. they need to report that to the anne arundel county and anne arundel animal patrol. >> that dog tried to attack multiple people, troyed to attack my mother. got her daughter. a little boy on a bike. i've called animal cell three times. >> jeff hager, abc2 news. >>> coming up next, scammers are taking advantage of maryland cal alert devices -- medical alert devices. >> we'll run down the list of all things you can do family related to the weekend as we continue on this friday night. >> i'm sco sco. showers and thunderstorms well east of the city but a cold front out to the west means more action for tonight. we'll talk about your forecast on the station that works for you, abc2 news at 6:00. >>> it is 6:13 and a team lapsed photo of kent island -- time lapsed photo of kent island. there it is. we'll have more on how this weather could be threatening and the hours just ahead. first, we have a scam to tell you about. it plays op medical alert devices older people may use. you can get th

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our team is live inside the fire zone again tonight and abc's neal karlinsky leading us off. >> reporter: a view of the air from above a fire that is now so big and so fast-moving veteran pilots are stunned by the sight. >> that is unreal. >> reporter: from the cockpit, look closely, that speck is a spotter plane, it unleashes some smoke to mark the target, seconds later that's where pilots drop their flame retardant. >> ready? drop. >> reporter: the land is torching wh extreme fire behavior. you can clearly see trees ignite and be stwalyed up in second. the park, bigger than the statement of vermont is only being touched by fire on the west side right now. >> i got to know what people are. >> reporter: we got up with hot spot fire teams concerned about conditions. >> you guys got to -- [ bleep ]. >> if you guys pull out, i have to know. >> absolutely. >> your job is here is hold the line. >> exactly. >> are you surprised the behavior of this fire? >> never seen a fire move this fast. in different directions. >> reporter: along the other front lines, homes with views of the fire burning

and somehow, it usually leads us to the truth. t this time it walked us right into a paranoid fantasy. aidan and kevin, biometrics, lip-reading, ubicool, and the military. but it wasn't just our fantasy. somebody else was happy to connect the dots for us. come on in, robbie. have a seat. you know, you can help us out. we're in over our head with all this high tech stuff. he's not kidding. until six months ago, we had rotary phones. uh, could you leave the doory open, please? uh, sure. it does get kind of stuffy in here. do you know what...this is? yes, that's security film. you put it over windows to block out radio signals. we took a piece of this, uh, from one of the windows at ubicool. you see, the metal filaments, they've been replaced with common sewing thread. that's odd. ubicool, aidan, kevin--turns out they're not the bad guys. (goren) no, they're the victims of a conspiracy. the thread conspiracy. we found this on the roof, next to the antenna. (eames) and another one just like it outside hayden's girlfriend's place. they

lead. us now is the new alert animation scripts scare me a little bit. leave it there is breaking news tonight and we are continuing to follow the breaking news please please alexander's family cry tears of joy at great things other than. the ever red orchid a quarter of a wall around alive is a story made sort of movies playing out in real life. the world. leads technology innovation all the lives developments from around russia we've got the future of coverage. the white house sidelines the u.n. probe into the use of chemical weapons in syria and makes final preparations for an assault against. based on its own unconfirmed intelligence. the latest leaks from edward snowden expose the financial dockside of u.s. spy programs there was a flow of himself by non-governmental groups for its revelations also. some of the footage for you there we go. wow in the crowds of the twenty third. just outside moscow showcasing some of the world's best pilots flying some of the fastest planes on the.

they're very sensitive, but they're also important because they are what lead us to have or allow ushave the ability to gather this chatter that i referred to. if we didn't have these programs, then we simply wouldn't be able the listen in on the bad guys. i will say it is the 702 program that has allowed us to pick up on this chatter. that is the program that allows us to listen overseas, not on domestic soil, but overseas. >> glenn greenwald, your response? >> it felt ludicrous for eight straight years, literally, democrats every time there was a terrorist alert or a terrorist advisor issued by the u.s. government in the middle of a debate over one of the bush /cheney civil liberties abuses would accuse the u.s. government of exaggerating terrorism threats, manipulating advisory's, the dangers of al qaeda in order to distract attention away from their abuses and to scare the population into submitting to whatever it is they wanted to do. here we are in the midst of one of the most intense debates, the same debate we have had over the dangers of excess surveillance, and suddenly, in

regardless of playing in college or nexpect many of you have be leading us because of the leadership skills you are learning on >> we are here at j.c. plumbing. you are going to show was plumbing fixtures. >> yes, we are. very excited to have you. >> let's look at fixtures and faucets and accessories. it is going to be very exciting here. please join us for "bluilding sf." joining janessa and i today is andre. thanks for coming. we have had some great times in the past with some of these shows. you have been kitchen and bath in the past. >> i'm an architect. i do a lot of construction work. or >> do people look for when they do a bathroom remodels? >> that is a good question. kitchens are the ultimate and social room, while bathrooms are kind of the opposite. bathrooms, like kitchens, are part of homes and houses, so they are part of architecture, and they are opportunities for people to express themselves, to express their style. they are just an important element in the house is in san francisco. >> i think we can talk about how bathrooms had changed in san francisco. the old-style

[applause] as we come together this morning, this same promise must lead us all to acknowledge that although incarceration that is has a significant role to play in our justice system, widespread incarceration at the federal, state, and local levels is both ineffective and unsustainable. it imposes a significant economic burden, totaling $80 billion in 2010 alone, and it comes with human and moral costs that are impossible to calculate. as a nation, we are goled coldly efficient in our incarceration efforts. now, while the entire u.s. population has increased by about a third since 1980, the federal prison population has grown by an astonishing rate, almost 800 percent. it is still growing, despite the fact that federal prisons are operating at nearly 40% above apacity. even though this country comprises just 5% of the world's population, we incarcerate almost a quarter of the world's prisoners. more than 219,000 federal inmates are currently behind bars. almost half of them are serving time for drug-related crimes and many have substance use disorders. 9 million to 10 million more people cy

it's like he's leading us, trying to tell us something. about john henry?he's lashing out at some personal beef, some wrong. something he lost? checked with pennsylvania department of corrections to see if a third party could have accessed baxter's booking info. webmaster on the site found a number of hits to baxter's profile page. came back to a local branch of the philadelphia public library. yes, mr. baxter is here quite a bit. such a nice man. usually on the computer? the internet? from time to time. but, mostly, he lis to sit over there at that table reading or staring at the photos on the wall. lil. look at the caption. "john henry road, 1976." where is that? germantown, i think. the section with the streets named after the builders of the pennsylvania railroad. i only know because mr. baxter told me that he grew up on that block. here ya go. home, sweet home. just like you remembered it. john henry road, huh? check out the sign. rush: it's what he's been trying to tell us. the place where he grew up. gone... and forgotten. red robin's bottomless stea

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neal karlinsky is on the front lines for us and he leads us off tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening from the south side of this fire. these are not clouds behind me. this is smoke. you can get a sense of the scope and size of this fire. the plume shooting up there and the fire builds up and gets smaller again. as the fire is fought mainly by the air. at the yosemite rose bed and breakfast built for the thousands who flock to its untouched beauty each year, they're making their last stand. the fire is coming over the hill straight at them and the owner in his bulldozer is making plans with the fire team. >> give me the signal and i can make lapse around the house without a problem. >> reporter: just down the road this man has another fire team at his house, staring down an intense aerial fire fight to stop the flames before they burn through his property. >> are you sticking here throughout? >> absolutely. protect what i can as long as i can. >> reporter: the wind has caused rapidly changing conditions as we found out first hand. it shot up aga

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[applause] as we come together this morning, this same promise must lead us all to acknowledge that although incarceration that is has a significant role to play in our justice system, widespread incarceration at the federal, state, and local levels is both ineffective and unsustainable. it imposes a significant economic burden, totaling $80 billion in 2010 alone, and it comes human and moral costs that are impossible to calculate. as a nation, we are goled coldly efficient in our incarceration efforts. now, while the entire u.s. population has increased by about a third since 1980, the federal prison population has grown by an astonishing rate, almost 800 percent. it is still growing, despite the fact that federal prisons are operating at nearly 40% above capacity. countryugh this comprises just 5% of the world's population, we incarcerate almost a quarter of the world's prisoners. more than 219,000 federal inmates are currently behind bars. almost half of them are serving time for drug-related crimes and many have substance use disorders. 9 million to 10 million more people cycle through a

accident russia is some one of the lead us of nuclear technology some of. the also from the minister. ending this meeting so this is a very good opportunity to the future of nuclear power and i think very good results will be achieved i mean good standing by member states will be. through this conference. our guess was you can manage the director general of i ate a year with sophie and co i will see you next time thanks for watching. exactly what happened that day i don't know but a woman killed. piers later is when i got arrested for. for a crime i did not do. we have numerous cases where police officers lie about polygraph results. and people to consider the police officers don't beat people anymore i mean it just doesn't happen really. in the course of interrogation why because there's been this is like meant no because the psychological techniques are more effective in obtaining confessions than physical abuse and they were they could do what they wanted they can say what they wanted and there was no evidence of what they did or what they said. do we sp

i tip my hat to my friend mike who really has been leading us in these efforts. and now i say as also the slogan, i guess you call it this morning, maybe it's what the navy says. i think it's a very good phrase. a global force for good. that's what we've been practicing, a global force for good. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, sir. thank you. thank you very much, sir. (applause) >> and for all of you, tomorrow we're going to have the former secretary defense william perry speak. and the final speaker tomorrow will be the commander of north com, it will be the first time the northern command... [ applause ] >> okay. good afternoon afternoon. it is my pleasure to welcome you all here on behalf of the board of directors of st. anthony foundation. this is the groundbreaking for our brand-new dining room with mercy housing 90 units of affordable housing for seniors. [applause] [applause] this is one of the finest examples of collaboration in the non-profit sentor sector and i'm proud to be part of it. on behalf of the board of directors of st. anthony foundation,

it seems to be the idea of a short, targeted war leads us only into a quagmire. there will certainly be a response and we'll have to respond to that response. what do we do then? this idea that all the people in the military are talking about american credibility. do we really think that america has credibility in this region after going to iraq where they didn't have wmd and colluding with iraq against iran on a chemical weapons attack in the '80s? we don't have credibility in this region at all anyway. >> you and i just did a vulcan mind melt because the bottom line, toure, is essentially what you've been arguing about for several years. hundreds of thousands of syrians have been killed in order for this mob regime in damascus to stay in power. the world is essentially said our hands are tied because the russians have a veto. the u.n. cannot do anything. these people are caught in a terrible vice and here we are focused exclusively on his use of chemical weapons which killed maybe 1,000, maybe 3,000 and all the other millions who are refugees. so the bottom lin

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she will lead us on a walk through the building as we move along and talk about that as well. this is a fund and a unique place in san francisco, big, open space. a couple of times a week this is filled with a marketplace. >> 100 farmers. they are here on saturday. the farmers market is out front, and also on tuesday's we have about 60 farmers out front. >> and that is on the plaza? >> on saturday it is back here, and on tuesday it is in the front. >> i guess i am interested in what happens. we have a plaza where the ferry boats used to come. what happened? >> the whole backside of the building was originally line for ferryboats. it could handle about 14 boats at one time. the building was built in 1898, and the ferry boats were very popular up until the bay bridge got built in the early 1930's. at that time, the passengers shifted from taking the ferry boats out to going across the bridge and a ferry boat service diminished. >> the cars were a reduction in the use but also led to the development of the freeway in front of the ferry building, which in 1989 was damaged by the e

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affiliated fighters investigative journalist my motion rights he's been closely following the she will lead us both turkey and the us have links to the radical groups fighting in syria. our international interests especially the international the geopolitical interests of turkey was a very important nato member we shouldn't forget that nato troops are also german troops are now at the turkish syrian border with patriot rocket systems heading against syria so we have thirty on the site and that's a long turkey place this important real conflict i don't think that there will be any serious international reaction a former member stated that the leader of the north is the verb king or working close with the cia and we have other information from the kurdish popular defense units who claim that most of our front is also organized and supported by the turkish intelligence and i think this is not a coincidence when we know how the kurds are treated in turkey itself. in response to artie's request the un said it's launched an investigation into reports of kurdish civilians being targeted in syria your