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next we have howard chad ner. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you. howard chad ner. i have spoken before many times about how the city's campaign against cars is harming disabled people and seniors among others. i want to make you aware of a new ballot measure for the election. we turned in over 17,000 signatures even though only 900 were required. it's called restored transportation balance. it's a broad based, the supporters are a broad based coalition that includes people from all over san francisco, political spectrum. it would be a declaration of policy that would call for among other things freezing parking meter and fine rates for 5 years. having permanent having free passionating e -- parking at meters on sundays and holidays. the mayor is putting a temporary restriction on enforcement on sunday. we think after the election it may go back to the way it was. also the measure would call for a motor ist representative on the mta board since they are not only responsible for the buses and light rail but the design on the streets. it's only fair there should be a

>> next howard chat ner. >> okay. good afternoon. first i echo bob's comments. he's very knowledgeable. he really knows what he's talking about. the clock hasn't begun yet. at least not that i can see. i try to use meany whenever i can but there is major disability access problems which has only worsened in the past decade. it's impossible to get through muni during rush hour. some bus line-ups have been limited at all together. part of problem is that powell and montgomery they let you off in the alley in a dark platform. back in the 1990s about the need to have safe elevators. no plans yet to do that on montgomery. of course the muni elevators smell of urine. in may i was in naples, italy and went to a metro station there, grant it, it's new, but you can eat off the floor. that's how clean it was. it all about more money and more money. nothing about the cost side, nothing about how well run or poorly run is mta from a financial standpoint. i was at a meeting at haight street a few months ago where mta was trying to pose their vision for haight straight in the

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to win the fight we have to find fight ners. muslim part of ners, preferably sunni fighters. >> the question is not giving details on what neighbouring nations are performing what roles. >> this is a complicated dynamic on a good day. there are many factions and factors that are flowing through this. >> and on taking the fight to i.s.i.l. on the ground inside syria. the president vowed to deprive i.s.i.l. of sanctuaries. within an estimated 20,000 fighters, officials say it will take up to a year to train and field fighters, and they'll number around 5,000. administration officials conceive that will not be enough:. >> the goal is to assure that moderate forces are superior fighters. trained by units. our goal is to undercut i.s.i.l.'s recruitment and enable the syrian opposition to add to the pressure i.s.i.l. is facing from the iraqi security forces and the security forces of kurdistan. we want to force i.s.i.l. into a three-front battle against cape ail local forces. >> the cannes sit gave the go ahead -- senate gave the go a

lavd ner france. vanilla from that hahiti.ened up the door for us. >> you make it sound so easy. what was the effect on the business that was noticeable? >> the number one effect is when you work through brokers you are typically working at higher costs. they will charge two or three times what you can get as a price working straight with the factory. that was one thing. it reduced our costs. because we make the purest cosmetics in the world but we make them affordable and one way we were able to do that is getting the packaging costs lower by working direct with factories and ingredients by working direct with the farms. and alibaba gave us that capability. >> one of the main concerns people have about alibaba is fraud. how are you able to tell whose offering the real product they were advertising? and who wasn't? and when you offer products for sale on alibaba do you always get legitimate response? >> that is a great question. we use alibaba more for sourcing than selling. the alibaba group has some other options available u

we have comments from howard chad ner. >> hi, good afternoon. thank you. couple things. i have not had a chance to really digest these guidelines but i was one of the people advocating against the folly at the jfk drive. it's interesting in relation to cochair zarda's comments. in case it doesn't work, would you change it. jfk doesn't work, bicyclist tell me that, drivers. the only thing that doesn't acknowledge that it doesn't work is the mta. there is no mentality at the mta streets department, livable streets, whatever. there is no mentality of acknowledging when they have made a mistake and starting over because they don't really consider themselves accountable to the people of san francisco as a whole. they are captured pretty much by special interest. couple things, i think this maybe an improvement, thighs guidelines. but anything that puts a pedestrian having to cross a bike lane particularly with mobility disabilities should not have to cross a bike lane. the way i read these guidelines would still have as one of you pointed out in terms of the parking along one

. >> he points out three of his four classes requires a drive ner the car and the dmv will hold that driver partially responsible if they fail to prevent an accident or traffic violation. a fully automated future is a long way down a winded road. >> the dmv is considering a special license that might be required to drive one of these. needless to say, insurance policies will have to reduce for the reduced driver's liability down the road. >> i believe a lot of issues are going to come up that they haven't thought about. >> i'm sure everyone has thought about it. nobody knows what to do about it. it's all very -- >> we're not all going to be in the cars at the same time. >> there's still going to be driver liability next to you. >>> time for our weather. what was the word you used for -- shredded. >> look at the pictures on social media. if you've been down there, the airport is 25 miles away from likely where your hotel is. it's under water and it's going to be a while before cabo cleans up and for us, could it get anymore perfect. fantastic outside. cooler because of the strong er o

. >> howard chad ner again. >> howard, if you can approach the microphone? >> can you hear me? i can't speak to the issue of blind people and deaf people and guide dogs, but it's 100 percent clear what mr. wrath bone said. you are basically decimating the cab industry and the san francisco enabled that. it maybe too late but we hope not. the fact is that it's been difficult to get the cab industry over decades to provide wheelchair accessible transportation. i think that until a few years ago they got better at it. but with the ride sharing companies, now you don't call of that anymore because sharing is like, hey, would you like some of my sandwich. sharing is not a commercial. just like facebook is defining the word friend downward. all of this called sharing economy is defining the word sharing downward. that is a bit of an aggression. what you are talking about is window dressing in terms of accessible taxis. because you are basically going to take the position that you are not legally required to do it. you said with pride the typical wait now in san francisco is 3 minutes

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their own knitting, and maybe like italian americans did or the irish americans or whatever, but they ner break a wai way from that. and they never become part of the melting pot. >> they don't beco part of the national community and the society and the secular society. >> and the americans were different. >> and xharly, don't start to defending your people. ben stein, what do you make of that? [ laughter ] >> and the multiculturalism is the spade in ameca, and this is a spade call a spade, and this is not just anywhere, but it i mostly muslim militant americans who do not serve on as good as love, and sign on amica as people of toll the ration, and people who march forward together under the god of love whether it is jewish, muslim or christian, and we are taking into this country people who basically hate america, and why are we taking into this country the people who hate america, and the ones who come from the border in mexico, love america, and those from the middle east and muslim countries and not all of them, but many of them hate america and they don't want to be integrated, but

. >> riding a bicycle ner had a problem before for him, right? >> no.e used to ride his bike in clayton to work too. >> tell me what you remember about your brother? >> he was always really nice, and, yeah, his personalit was great, always fun. >> dusty, what do you rememer about your brother? any stories you want to share with us? >> he was a great athlete. he took m to wrestling practe when i was 4th grade and he was in high school. he was just really fun. >> uh-huh, and, robt? >> always happy, outgoing, and talked to everybody. just a really fun person. he always wanted to have fun. >> so he was a good guy? >> yeah. >> i s asking whether who was the biggest problem in the family, andou all pointed at each other. julie, what are some of your fond memories about your son? >> he w just always positive. idon't think i've ever known anyone as positive as him. he was an inspiration. i mean, in fact, he receid the most inspirtional kid when he was in high school. he t an award for that. he was always involved in the community. he di coaching. he was a camp

ner, never spoke to me again. >> she went on to perform at seral comedy clubs including the hungry eye and purple onnin e was an icon in the gay community she wrote several books about her life th recent was "diary o a mad diva". books ink corporated in the castro hadust one copy left. she never apologizes >> she was irreverent and always with gay people before it was okay. >> she would appear with her daughter, melissa. becoming the popular redcarpet fashion critic, known for making fun of herself and others seeming to get away with it. her greatest joy is to make people life. >> just make fun with it. get on with it. >> heraughter said that is difficult to do now, i know her nal wish woo be that we return to ughing, soon. amen. >> and before she died the new york state health depament launched an investigation into the center in manhattan where rivers went into cardiac arrest a week ago today. doctors were doing a routine procedure on her throat when she stoppe breathing. she was put into a coma and plac on life support before she died this afternoon. >> and many cop comedns are resp

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. >> what is ner for your labor day. >> maria molina in the weather center with your labor day forecastwill he everybody. we are going to be looking at outdoor weather conditions that will be important for today. i want to mention we had severe weather across parts of the east coast like heather and ainsley just mentioned. we had a confirmed tornado out there yesterday it happened last night at between 8 and 8:30 p.m. eastern time. the tornado is an e f0 with maximum sustained winds at 35 miles per hour. we have a risk of severe storms today across portions of the plains. across parts of kansas into the great lakes you could be looking at large hail damaging winds and isolated tornado breaks. you can see the line of storms pushing through missouri. is it it this is across the gulf of mexico into the yucatan peninsula. showers and storms organized right now. the national hurricane center or a tropical depression within the next 48-hours. this will be an area of interest. it be this is what it will feel like out there triple digits across texas it will be in places like memphis and raleig

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there has been a push for antibiotic free foods chipotle and pan ner raw and chick fek-f will be there. >> some ebay users were unable to get on their accounts. some users are telling us their ebay accounts disappeared all together. facebook went down for about a half an hour yesterday afternoon. the company was making an infrastructure configuration change. getting in on the craft beer market and west indies porter. they are inspired old beauing techniques of the 19th sen truer re. here in the u.s. beer sales are down. but craft beer is $14 billion. dow futures down about 12 mounts right now. investors are awaiting a pair of reports on the job market in about three hours from now. >> more severe weather expected in the plains and the midwest. >> good morning. good to see you. we are tracking a large storm system that continues to move eastward. with this storm we are looking at areas of heavy rain but also potential for severe storms from north central iowa to hearts of the u.p. of michigan. isolated tornadoes will be a concern. we mentioned we are tracking areas of heavy rain in part

. >> a fire sent prish ners of a -- parishners of a wilmington congregation running from the church. the fire started about 9:15 in the heater in the basement. it filled the church with smoke, everyone managed to get out. there are no reports of injuries and no word on a cause. >> new information in at noon, the borough of ken net square in chester county has issued a boil water advisory. boil before using it to brush your teeth. they have experienced a loss of water pressure because of a water main break and they are concerned that the low pressure will allow the bacteria to back up in the system. >> the had an hunt since e continues for the gunman who shot two pennsylvania state troopers killing one. they were shot during a shift change at the barracks in blooming grove pike county not far from scranton. brian dixon was killed, he i wouldn't used to serve in the in the philadelphia area. trooper douglass was hospitalized. >> neighbors say there are plenty of empty homes that a suspect could take advantage of, as they hide from police. >> i'm concerned about them breaking into a hou

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. >> pan ner raw bread is the latest chain banning customers from bringing guns inside even if you can. they say quote we recognize everyone's right but we recognize we are building communities in our cafes and are where people come to catch a breath. >> the home de bow security breech may be the largest yet? lori rothman has more. >> home depot confirmed the hackers preach etch brooed the data system. you could be affected if you used your debit or credit card at home depot stores any time since april. they are warning the data theft could be bigger than target's massive recall last year over the holiday time. they call it unusual card activity. it appears hackers used the same mal wear in the breech as target d -- as they did at target. >> they offered free identity protection services. heather and ainsley, back to you. oh oo a warning if you suffer allergies. things you would never think of can effect it. one which over the counter drugs can effect your system. if you are taking an history means it combats the congestion. stress hormones might stimulate something in your blood that

however the epa is still a monss ner go away but they keep passing new ones. it is always more.illion is misleading because when they say clean it up the cost is on you. the efa said every fuel cell must use bio mass and diesel fuel. cost the epa little to demand that but cost the fuel industry hundreds of millions to comply. they will pay the extra costs when we buy fuel. aside from costs why when the air and water are cleaner than they have been in years and they keep getting cleaner because of improvements it neck nolg they get cleaner every time they buy a new car and jumps the old one. why must the epa keep passing more rules? that's what government regulators do. if you are a bureaucrat not making rules you are not doing your job. it is the natural progress of things for government to grow and liberty to yield. it is worse with the epa because think about who is likely to become an epa bureaucrats environmental louts. that's who. there's a revolving door between the epa and environment that will tal group. remember the guy who said he would treat the them like the romans w

southeastern board ner, they are playing a more active role in the fight against isil. al jazeera. >> meanwhile, 45,000 syrian kurds fled into southeast turkey to escape isil. they opened up a stretch of land as kurds began to fear an imminent attack on the border town. isil has seized several villages and officials estimate thousands are waiting to cross. four are reluctant to offer a coalition, it's you know clear if it has the hostages with that if it's unknown that that policy will change t randall pinkston with details. >> reporter: the release of the hostages, a significant development but so far officially, the u.s. is not saying a lot about it. we have a written statement from national security spokeswoman k5i9lin hayden who told "al jazeera america," we welcome their release. turkey is 57 coalition partners. this was put out last night, turkey is a member of nato but has pledged to provide humanitarian and logistical assistance to the coalition and that om on air basis controlled by turkish territory. turkey has refused to sign any agreement pledging military a

i don't know, i am not saying he had is up 12,00,000% but she ner that. not too bad. i say, with your holdings keep alerts on them, but outside of something not typical more than 2%, you don't need to check it first thing i in morning, maybe1 a week, and every time earnings come out, matt, someone said i bought it for long-term hold, how often do you check? >> once a week, see if it moved, a big move up or down, the alerts are fantastic in earnings come out or a product or crow kproceoleaves, but look in the , if they're long-term, you need to invest for long-term, you bought it stock for several reasons, unless they changed, you should not look to get out of it. charles: jim, when people are so myopic, they over react. they regret it down the road. >> you mentioned pitfall, of of the emotion or thinking that price change is unique. it is about passivety and compounding and long-term view, do you your homework, there is a reason you bought it, if the price moves okay the price moves, but did something fundamentally change in the company. if so, rethink your portfolio.

larry glazer is a well known develop ner rochester, new york. where that flight originated this morning, the glazers were flying to naples, florida, we're told, when they reported a problem to air traffic controllers and were asked to descend. the controllers later lost contact with the couple. fighter jets were scrambled, and those pilots could see the glazers slumped over, but still breathing. the jets broke off and the plane landed in cuban airspace. jam ache wra and the u.s. now sending rescue crews to that crash site. it's believed the couple may have suffered from hypoxia, or lack of oxygen to the body. last saturday another plane with an unresponsive pilot crossed into d.c.'s airspace that pimt has not been found. >>> new details of an apparent case of parental abduction that caused a united airlines jet to turn around midflight. a virginia woman is accused of trying to take her son without the father's permission. had he is from china, and she shares custody of the boy with her ex, who is american. prosecutors say she and the child were

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. >> 8 fires in all, many within blocks of each other, and all deliberately set ner the sides of buildings. >> it seems to be convenience, where there were dumpsters or trash piles. >> the largest was behind a group of businesses on park street. a cleaning shop was red tagged, so was angelas, a restaurant open in 2 weeks. >> i'm stunned that anybody could do this or to us or anybody else, i don't know how or what they get out of this devastation they caused a lot of people. >> even as that fire was burning, a dumpster was set ablaze in an ally a block away. later word from the police, 2 men, ages 22 and 27, arrested. suspected of arson. >> 1 is reportedly a tranjen, the other an alameda resident. >> i don't know it is hard to imagine, i don't know, to think about all the hard work we did putting this place together. >> how easily it was destroyed. kpix 5. >> nobody was hurt in any of those fires. >>> and after a 1-day strike, kept the ferries from operating on friday. ferry captains and deck hands have been working without a contract, stuck on pay races and health benefit contributions. th

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he will command a diff egg of calvary longer than any office ner the union service. he will resign as commission in february of 1865. big deer general heny dive yeas of the second new york calvary, a new york city lawyer, no military treaning before the war, turns out to be half decent . this is his first cousin john irving gregg. '5". 2sh6 ends up being captured in the days just prior to the surrender in april of 1865. not exactly a sterling attribute . mcwarter r cummings pennington. begins the war as a lieutenant, ends as a colonel. during the civil war does some of the finest artillery work commanding battery m second united states artillery. it was his guns that blasted the confederate horse off the field with some of the finest work done in the war. his battery will play a big role in the story we're about to tell. on the confederate side we have this fellow, navy general wade ampton the third, columbia south carolina, the wealthiest man in the south. when south carolina succeeded, he chose to draw his sword on behalf of his native state. out of his own pocket

a's taking on the marion ners from seattle. sunny skies.u bring a hat. here's your kron 4 seven day. hot today inland. nice and warm for the coast. cool things down for tomorrow. this is perfect timing. if we're going to cool down let's cool down when we go back to work and school. comfortable and mild for the rest of the week and next weekend. >>> certainly no commute this morning. there may be heavy traffic middays. 101 northbound through san francisco because interstate 280, the extension into downtown northbound remains closed. the scheduled reopening time is 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. it will likely be opened some time between midnight and 5:00. they have the pattern of opening early for these weekend closers. for your ride right now light traffic. as evidence here at the bay bridge toll plaza. same for highway 92 and the san mateo bridge ride. equally light in both direction northbound and southbound. even the golden gate bridge light traffic. after 10:00 it's possible to get back ups in the northbound direction. we picked up a little volume

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that should ner be dismissed. >> important points you maybe, often overlooked. a pleasure to have you with us. >> time to see what is thenneding on the web -- what is treing on the web. aregawi. >> a lot of talk on the web was i.s.i.l., but muslims around the world want to remind everyone i.s.i.l. doesn't speak for them fighting back with a social media campaign "not in my name." >> because what you are doing is ipp humane. >> because you abuse -- inhuge yin. >> because you abuse heart and mine. compassion. >> my religion promotes tolerance for women, and you have no reportism. >> the video was made by active change, a london-based organization starting not in my name two weeks ago. it picked up steam. so much so president obama gave the campaign a shout out during hits u.n. address on wednesday. look at the young british muslims responding to terrorist propaganda by starting the no in my name campaign, declaring islam. >> many say not in my name is a sort of apology, and muslims shouldn't have to apologise for i.s.i.l. let us know what you think. it's powerful.

allowed in ner are the admiral's cabin. there's an negotiation, no over some fine meal and some port wine for dessert. n the course of negotiation, perhaps the british gave key and skinner a hard time. but they ultimately relented and beans go free. however, on one condition -- hat they had to witness the bombardment of ft. mchenry and the attack on baltimore. because as these negotiations taking place, the british high command figured that key and skinner had seen too much of their preparations to attack baltimore. to make sure they didn't go back and tell all they knew. and so now the stage is set for eyewitness to the bombardment of ft. mchenry and the british attack on baltimore. this is 2 1/2 weeks after the government of the buildings in washington, d.c., a time in our nation when there battlefield defeats in canada. a time when the war had not been was well, the treasury bankrupt. and many people thought that baltimore would be just another defeats. long string of and who knows? perhaps we would have to concede other

i would say donte whit ner, he told someone you can get in trouble, as long as you come back and talknd forgive you, unless you put your hands on women in a domestic violence, if you do that, you are done in my book. those are words coming from jim har because. who is the head coach of the 49ers. i highly doubt you see ray mcdonald playing on sunday. >> i'm just a sinnic, if you need ray mcdonald to win the game, you need him to win the game. >> there are principles at stake and this whole policy is a direct reaction to the public outcry for the commissioners handling the ray rice situation. domestic violence activists and general public they have all been led to believe that the nfl does not take domestic violence seriously enough in as an abhorrent crime in our society. we'll see what happens. >>> the next hour of cnn "newsroom" after a break. with soft meaty centers and teeth cleaning texture,it's dental that tastes so good. beneful healthy smile food and snacks. before using her new bank of america credit card, which rewards her for responsibly managing her card balance. before re

the mother, julie bomb gart ner seen here is charged with malicious destruction of property and contributingquency of a minor. is that -- she or her daughter damaged the field. but she would say that, wouldn't she? i think i read that quite well, jim. >> yes. >> parents pulling pranks with kids, is this a good thing or a bad thing? >> it depends on the prank, right? first of all, i respect that woman because she's sang smoke on the water. but i think this is very dangerous. and i resent the fact that they asked me to make malt -- >> that's very clever. >> thank you. >> rick, when somebody calls it a prank, it takes it out of the realm of vandalism. but isn't this really vandalism? and shouldn't they be put away for life? >> maybe, but are you sure that tomorrow night we're not going to be apologizing for this show? because i don't know if i believe it's 100 yards long? that seems very difficult to carve in the grass. >> can't you see it? >> i think it's a rocket. >> you do? you've said that to me many times. >> every time a male reports the story somehow it's 100 yards long. >> i really don'

third year of this historic drought, 10 100% of state is in some form of moderate drought with 82% nerxtreme matt that red. look at how water level has dropped in tol phenomenal some -- in folsom lake from 2011 to 2014, here is a view of the drought from space, nearly a quarter of states 5 billion dollar rice cropped will be wiped out, farmers are ready to throw in the towel, and resort to selling what little water they have, most of the rice in this country comes from california. gerri: still to come, my 2 cents more, and cost of carrying for a family member, skyrocketing with almost half spending more than $5,000 a year, how you can cut that cost, stay with us. whenwork with equity experts who work with regional experts that's when expertise happens. mfs. because there is no expertise without collaboration. your studied day and night for her driver's test. secretly inside, you hoped she wouldn't pass. the thought of your baby girl driving around all by herself was... you just weren't ready. but she did pass. 'cause she's your baby girl. and now you're proud. a bundle of nerves proud.

wap ner is going to get it us through the next half hour on the half. >> we have breaking news regarding the nfl adrian peterson and dominick chew, nike. >> nike again in the head lines. because they have suspended their contract with em battled nfl star running back for the minnesota vikings adrian peterson. adrian has been charged with certain certain elements of the injury to a child. the statement from nike, nike in no way condones domestic abuse or violence of any kind. and we suspended our contract with adrian peterson. they join kothers in the latest. >> thank you so much. we'll continue to follow all the developments around that story. let's met the starting line. josh brown. peat and john and jerian are co-founders of option moster. jim rosenthal. and we begin with the final count down to a fed statement that literally has trillions riding on it. stocks hanging on every word from janet yellen and company. dave all bright is chief investment officer with new fleet asset management. we begin with our own steve leaseman whose in d.c. is it really going to come down to the two words

. >>> syrian rights group say government forces killed 18 foreign ners fighting with the islamic state killed in iraka and the town is a stronghold of the group since the start of the year. one of the foreign fighters killed is believed to be from the united states. al jazeera continuing to demand the release of three of its journalists who now have been detained in egypt for 251 days. mohamed and fahmy and greste received long sentences and political motivated and the case is by a u.n. secretary general with a conversation with the egypt president and you can join the campaign by using the hash tag free a.j. staff on twitter and you can find out more by going to a special page which you will find if you log on to al jazeera.com and that is al jazeera.com. good stories coming out of the united states and in a moment we have a report from san francisco and a young mexican boy who says the american dream is still possible. we are also in arizona and the imagi magnificent grand canyon and a fight with an italian company there over water rights of the colorado river but first to washington

at the valuation of the company relative to facebook or relative to ten cent which is their big kpet ner china the valuation is roughly where both companies are trading. so this is a fair valuation. i think if you over the longer term it is easy for me see how the stock going with the revenues doubles over the next five year period of time. and there are a couple of pieces to build up to that to get there. but if you look at china, it is growing 6%, their economy per year over five years, that alone adds about 35% to the size of revenues at this company. and if you look at the growth in their consumer, where consumer is only 35% of gdp in china and it is about 67% here, and you look at the percentage of people online, which is roughly half in china what it is here. and then the growth in online shopping, all of those things added together gets you to revenues roughly tripling combined with the take rate going up over the next five years. multiple compresses a little bit. easy to see how to stock would double if the size of the business triples over a five year period. >> thanks for joimg

in the video the executioner threatens to kill ner british citizen. the murderer was pure evil.n hendren joins us live. how is the u.k. changing the strategy now? >> well you heard the statement from david cameron, the u.k. has - david cameron said that the u.k. will get very involved. they'll make sure that whoever did this, he says, will be hunted down and brought to justice. they'll contribute tornado jets. those are ground attack jets and like the u.s., they will not offer boots on the ground. this is what david cameron had to say. >> we cannot walk on by if we are to keep the country safe. we have to confront the me as. step by step we must drive back, dismantle and destroy oil and what it stands for. . >> john, i want to make sure you are with us. we heard from david cameron. >> sorry, i lost sound. >> we heard from david cameron, but on the other side of that, the masked man in the video addresses david cameron in the beheading footage. what exactly is the message. >> he addressed cameron saying this british man is paying the price for your promise, cameron, to arm the pe

col ner cedric lleyton joins us next. spoiler - could the senator from vermont put a wrench in the hillary clinton run for the white house. we'll hash it out in the weekend politics. and sewing the seeds of change, how a group of scientists are trying to open up the market for farmers to plant their seeds for free. some may be in law enforcement, or experts in domestic abuse or child abuse areas. everything from how we collect >>> good morning to you. welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford, thank you for joining us. there's an exodus taking place now across the syrian turkish border. you are looking at live pictures. in the last two days, more than 50,000 kurdsish syrians crossed into turkey in an effort to save themselves from i.s.i.l. turkey opened a stretch, fearing an attack on the border towns. capitol hill advanced no northern syria, killing at least 11 kurds in one village. joining us to discuss the effort to stop i.s.i.l. is retired colonel cedric lleyton. thank you for joining us. israel says his

ner everybody in the pool. >> the diet is safe. the lifestyle is safe.sustainable if you find yourself with a community. people are saying, i'm living in 20124 a.d. you want me to live like it's 2000 b.c. a lot of people will struggle. learn to cheat a little bit. >> what do you mean? >> adopt an 85% rule. allow yourself to drift 15% of the time. on weekends when you want to get crazy with friends, that's okay. work in any kind of exercise that you can. it was frisbee and walking in the woods on the taped piece. you don't have to do something crazy, like jump into exercise whole hog. get the support of family, friends, loved ones. >> that's the community. if you have underlying health issues, talk to your doctor before starting any kind of new program. thank you, dave. >>> we want to know what you think. could you go paleo? swe tweet us with the hashtag socialsquare. >>> we're going to give you a chance for the wake up and win prize give away. we're going spin the wheel to reveal your next clue. live, stay with us. where will it land. morning, it is 8:27