mr. lindsey what typically will happen if this motion is denied i'm sure we'll not be asking for her to move out tomorrow but what is the normal procedure granting 18 months means. >> if you denied the motion today, we would advise them they need to cease. >> immediately or. >> given a appropriated amount of the time. >> the city attorney have a reasonable time in this circumstance. >> deputy director i think it would be up to the discretion of the planning staff given an ongoing violation it could require immediate confesstion arrest i'm concerned the opposition to residential being continually occupied by business is not only in violation of the definition of residential we're in violation and under the mayors directive for using and preserving housing in light of the crisis we're presdz to use things that help the occupant to transition i will feel comfortable in using a reasonable process but not prepared to grant an 18 month extension based on the comments that were summarized by the commissioner richards as well as commissioner johnson. so i would prefer to see us move the process then

. >> lindsey graham released a statement about mr. sotloff's reported deaths. mr.sident, if you can't come up with a strategy, at least tell us what the goal is regarding isil. the white house is dealing with a very complicated conflict right now. there's so many areas which they can go, they are trying to get more international involvement, european allies later on today in estonia. they are between a rock and hard place right now. >> absolutely. we have to separate two things, what the administration is doing in iraq and what they are planning to do with syria. i think in iraq, there is a growing consensus of support around what the administration has done. we're talking over 115 air strikes sean deliberation of the mosul dam and another city yesterday. people say it was probably too late but in support of what the administration has done. where we're seeing criticism is what happens in syria. the administration is taking on a lot of political water for being cautious in some cases what people would say overly cautious about this from the administration's perspec

>> reporter: republican senator lindsey graham of south carolina a frequent critic of the obama administration tweeted our hearts and prayers go out to the family of mroff and all those who have suffered under isil's barbaric behavior. however, condemnation is not enough to deal with this scourge. it is time we act decisively against isil. mr. president, if you can't come up with a strategy at least tell us what the goal is regarding isil. the president said he was just briefed about this video before air force one took off for estonia. >> james, thank you. as james mentioned that video is circulating around. we're only going to show a still of it. right before that action happens in that video the executioner who sounds like the same executioner of james foley weeks ago says this. i ambac obama and back because of your arrogant foreign policy towards the islamic state because of your insist tens in continuing your bombings despite our serious warnings. so just as your missiles continue to strike our people, our knife will continue to strike the next of your people. let's bring in our panel a little early tonight. steve hayes. a.b. stoddard. and char

john mccain and lindsey graham, two frequent critics of the president's policy were editorializing on the op-ed page in the new york time and said mr. obama has begun to take military actions against isis in iraq but they have been tactical and reactive half measures. continuing to confront isis in iraq but not syria would be fighting with one hand tied behind our backs. we need a military plan to defeat isis wherever it is. general zinni, what is the military plan, what are the pieces. beyond surveillance don't you have to have boots on the ground in order to really do airstrikes effectively? >> i think there are many parts of this. first the intelligence piece, tactical intelligence and targeting. the second is to provide the air support and the capability that will bolster the kurds, iraqi military. we need to revamp the security assistance program in both iraq and with the kurds that we have been reluctant to do because of iraqi objections. i think the same with jordan, saudi arabia and others because they have a front in this literally. the boots on the ground question is the toughest one. i wish we were not so paranoid about

mr. carney, you are again saying facts that are patently false. because lindseyyour role as spokesperson bragged about the fact that the last american combat troop had left iraq. if we had left a residual force, the situation would not be what it is today. >> he just wiped the floor with him and he was no longer in the protective zone of the press conference, john. and i think that he just got his point across and a lot of people are thinking, maybe we wouldn't be going back if we stayed there with a force that kept a looking glass on what was happening. >> as i said, i think if we had left a residual force there, isis would not have made the gains in iraq that it did. when you look at that argument, the facts do come down on both sides of the equation. but both of them have elements of truth to them. the preponderance of evidence comes down on john mccain's side because this president, while he did try to obtain a status of forces agreement with iraq, didn't really try as hard as a lot of people thought that he would and most of his military advisors did believe

mr. rassmussen. another woof at the door. we've known about isis for four years. people like me and lindsey many others have known about it and warned about it and talked about it while we've done nothing to really stem the tide and the growth of isis and the chaos we now see pervading iraq and syria. some of us are hopeful that the president of the united states will finally recognize that threat and outline to the american people some actions that need to be taken. but, many of us predicted this, many of us saw it coming, and it comes as no surprise. i thank you, mr. chairman. >> you're welcome. we thank you, as well. senator baldwin and senator portman. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. taylor and mr. rassmussen, i want to talk a little bit more about the estimated, more than 100 u.s. persons who have left to join the fight in syria. i think that's sort of how it was phrased. i just want to get a sense of, is this an estimate, or do we have a sense of actually who this 100-plus people are, names, where they're from, et cetera. how much detail do we have? are we basically just estimating it

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mr. rasmussen, is entertaining to me that it is like it all just happened with isis, another wolf at the door. we have known about isis for four years. people like me and lindsey graham and others, warned about it and talked about it while we have done nothing to really stem the tide, the growth of isis and the chaos that we now see pervading iraq and syria, the president of the united states will finally recognize that threat, and outline to actions that it's taken behind. many of us predicted this and many saw it coming and it comes as no surprise. i thank you, mr. chairman. >> senator baldwin, senator portman. >> mr. taylor and mr. rasmussen, a i want to talk a little bit more about the estimated 100 u.s. persons left to join the fight in syria, how it was phrased, is this an estimate or do we have a sense of actually who this 100 plus people are, how much detail do we have or are we just estimating it is about a hundred? >> i will take a stab at that. that number is meant to capture a number of categories of individuals who have shown intend to travel and that travel has not happened, individuals who have traveled, who have traveled and come back, individu

mr. has mussen, it's entertaining to me that it's like, it all just happened with isis, another wolf at the door. we've known about isis for years. people like me and lindsey graham and others have warned known about it and talked about it and warned about it while we've really done nothing to stem the tide of isis and the chaos that we now see per vading iraq and seer yafment some of us are hopeful that the president of the united states will finally recognize that threat and outline to the american people some actions that need to be taken. but many of us predicted this. many of us saw it coming. and it comes as no surprise. i thank you, mr. chairman. >> you're welcome and thank you as well. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. taylor and mr. rasmussen, i wanted to talk a little bit more about the estimated more than 100 u.s. persons who have left to join the fight in syria. hi think that's sort of how it was phrased. i just want to get a sense of, is this an estimate or do we have a sense of actually who this 100-plus people are, names, where they're from, etc.? how much detail do we have? are we basically just estimating that it's about 100? >> i'll take a