who is overseeing sergeant mccauley playground in the afternoons as well. but that work was funded because of the tremendous organizing that happened in our neighborhood to ensure that we are putting our resources and eyes on the park and i thank the rec and park commission staff for working so closely with our district residents to ensure that we're not only improving our parks but also activating them so people feel safe utilizing them. i think that at this time -- i just want to appreciate, mr. ginsburg, for coming in and answering many, many different questions and we all care so much about our parks and open space so it was great to actually have this presentation and update. and also to get a sense where rec and park is moving on the equity metrics and plan that this board had requested in 2016, under supervisor john ovolo as we move forward with a set aside for rec and parks, ensurinsuring that we adequateld our parks and open space that we're also ensuring that we have an ecwitdy lens on how we do that because we know that certain neighborhoods have

watching the way you look at it mr mccauley washington's two allies on now what why do you think that the u.s. will intervene and if it doesn't which side would it take. i don't think they're us really into. the us is responsible is the reason why turkey felt compelled to intervene to stop this operation in the first place because. the us even though they backtracked. to the initial announcement today said they want to establish an army of course parallel force in most all countries off the road there is only one flag one army so the us says i'm going to create another force to patrol and control and secure syria's border but turkey what of the screen work is not an enemy of syria turkey is not one and i mean of to us in turkey is a member of nato so it doesn't make sense and i think turkey was quite right in person having this stuff as a direct threat so it was a national security so you think it was the u.s. announcement of a border security force now we're trying to trick at this situation to everything and criminal to simply use america's remarks as a pretext to invade. a. that sa

nigerians say they believe the violence will get worse before it gets better i mean to greece al-jazeera mccauley nigeria we're now in california where a cleaning out millions of tons of debris from deadly mudslides authorities say seventeen people are known to have died and eight people are unaccounted for rescue efforts are continuing there as rob reynolds reports from los angeles. deliverance from above a coast guard helicopter hovered low to rescue a man a child and their dog from the roof of a house surrounded by mud roads in the area have been washed out or are impassable because of mud and debris another coast guard crew landed on a golf course and shepherded eight people and five dogs aboard their jayhawk helicopter officials say five hundred rescuers are combing the hills and canyons using search dogs and thermal imaging equipment crews have to work their way through waist deep mud fallen trees and boulders oh my god mark marco farrel was recording at the moment a torrent of mud and debris came rushing down the street where his parents live. wildfires last month stripped the hillsides of

nigerians say they believe the violence will get worse before it gets better i mean to greece al-jazeera mccauley nigeria the german chancellor and the opposition leaders say they are a major hurdles to overcome before a new coalition government can be formed after more than fifteen hours of talks there's still no agreement between angela merkel's christian democratic union party and the opposition social democrats an agreement would break a political stalemate that's left germany without a full government since elections last september ecuador has granted citizenship to wiki leaks founder julian assange has been holed up in its london embassy since twenty twelve astray and born activist has been avoiding extradition to sweden he was wanted there for questioning over a rape investigation which was dropped last year at the moment assad fears extradition to the u.s. where he could face charges of a wiki leaks release of thousands of classified military documents. now a report released in the u.k. warns that nuclear weapons systems around the world are increasingly vulnerable to being hacked by riva

say they believe the violence will get worse before it gets better i meant to address al-jazeera mccauley nigeria. still ahead on al-jazeera us president calls a story after using the vulgar language and meeting on immigration. the new science of efforts to form a government in germany still have a long way to go. from a fresh coast to breeze. to watching the sunset on the australian outback. hello the weather's last a crisp and sunny across a good part of central and southern china over the next comes just three celsius there for shanghai come further south seventeen celsius in hong kong not see bad it will stay settled and fine as we go on through saturday temp just picking up a little less for shanghai by the weekend and we want to see shallots just coming into the philippines and those showers stretch their way down across the good parts of southeast asia heaviest of which will again be over towards the malaysian peninsula some more big downpours coming in here plenty of cloud showing up and we'll see the heavy rain persisting just around k.l. out also into singapore little circulatio

my name is sam, i'm a student here at mccauley honors college. my question is, what do you think is russia's role in the middle east today, especially given what's going on in syria and with america kind of leaving the picture and also given the painful history between russia and its yues -- jews, what is the appropriate relation shipp israel should have with russia today? >> look, on one hand it's very easy for me to speak about putin as a dissident and putin as a former k.g.b. officer and is not a big friend, when i speak of democracy. on the other hand, it's very difficult for me to speak negatively about putin as a jewish activist, as the one who has become a huge operation in russia with the jews there, for living because of putin is there but building their communities because putin, i would say is the first not anti-semite leading russia. there was gorbachev and gorbachev for a period. he's not anti-semite. i can say a lot of very bad things about putin, he's not anti-semite, he is permitting or supporting the development of jewish communi

nigerians say they believe the violence will get worse before it gets better i mean to greece al-jazeera mccauley nigeria. a road trip to london doesn't throw boston. or sad to see it with that story in sports. i temped. thank you so much for me well the boston celtics didn't allow a road trip to throw their championship push off course the celtics are leading the y. in the n.b.a.'s eastern conference and i beat the philadelphia seventy six at a game played in london reports. seeing the stars of the n.b.a. and everything that comes with them has become a regular treat for fans in the u.k. the boston celtics facing the philadelphia seventy six is in london being the eighth regular season game in the country since twenty eleven and they could be many more coming up in the future. the demand is there and the interest is there it's really more a question of our schedule and whether we can make it work it looked early on that those on hand in london were in for a shock result right across crowds does it matter to see point still be the sixers the seventy six dominated eastern conference leading celtic

rec center and george christopher and hyde park mini park, and willie woo wang, and sergeant john mccauley, aquavista park, all examples of parks in various -- that one is wan not ours -- that is somewhere else, but all of the others are examples of initiatives or tasks referenced in our capital plan that are underway. this is just another example of some work that we're doing, the strategy is to inspire public space, one of our objectives is to preserve and to celebrate cultural resources. we have been working quite a bit on adding interpretive signage to showcase the cultural resources, so this picture is actually from hilltop park and one by one we're trying to add either to showcase the park's environmental history or its cultural history. this is just a glance at the 2012 park -- the status of the 2012 open space plan and a bit more detail because all of these projects i mentioned are referenced in our capital plans, and we are at about 90% either spent or encumbered of the neighborhood parks plan of our 2012 park and open space bond. we have a number of big projects that are underway

. >> that child was mccauley cal kin. >> yes, it was. >> yeah i'm actually like -- yeah. >> she started. >> dylan, i love your character in this it seals like you pretty much have the wherever you want with this character. is there nothing out of bounds with your pilot? >> there really isn't. i mean that's the best thing about him that he has no filter. and that's what i love about this guy. just, he's the best character because he's just so much fun to play. i just absolutely love. you know when you're acting you want to -- he really want to fall in love with your character because you have that freedom. sometimes you'll judge a character. kind of far away there that character but with captain dave, i just -- i was driving home the other night and i was me dylan obviously and i was like dam i'm not done with captain dave. i wanting to back to captain dave. >> you were still in captain dave time. >> i really was. [ laughter ] >> i wasn't done with him. >> so you'll show up at restaurants now i'm captain d dave. captain dave. >> oh, my god. >> people would love that. [ laughter ] >> the

he plays michael mccauley an insurance salesman on his daily commute home.nger on the train before the last stop. but as he works against the clock to solve the puzzle he realizes he's caught in the middle avenue criminal conspiracy his life and the lives of all the fellow passengers are at risk. sound familiar, maybe. kevin got a chance to sit down withhe talk about how they filmed it, family and the trailer's signature question. what kind of man are you? check it out. >> the actual line that it's based on i've traveled here in new york, i've traveled on 70, 80 times over the years. >> wow! >> but we built a one carriage and half a carriage that was able to move 30 feet like moving into a station. i was mazed when i saw the first cut of the film. i thought, my god, this was all in studio in london. >> the question that vera poses in the film, what kind of person are you, and it's a loaded question to ask someone because it's kind of hard to describe yourself. but if you were to say what kind of person you are, would you describe yourself as an act? what wou