and complaints that were received unabated without an nop for that period was 156. and abated complaints with no n.o.v., the number was 278. additionally, i have some numbers for you on vacant and abandoned buildings and vacant commercial storefronts. for the week of october fifth 2018, a total of 326 vacant abandoned buildings were on the list. and a total of 507 vacant commercial storefronts were on the list. >> wonderful. >> thank you. i was not expecting that update on the storefronts there. when you say the storefronts are vacant, are they vacant because there's no for least signs in front of them? is there a reason why they are vacant? >> the chief inspector is here and he will but you better equipped to answer that question >> i was actually going to ask for an update on that. i did not know -- how far into your survey have you done now? that is hugely labour-intensive to get that information. >> good morning. most of these cases are on the list because we are triggered by complaints. the reason they're saying they're staying on the list is because they are p

and again, the sacrifice of our soldiers, nop commissioned officers, officers -- noncommissioned officers, officers, all rank of our security forces shows the will is there. but my key submission is the bloodletting is unnecessary. on the negotiating table we can can arrive at a just lasting peace that is inclusive and allows us to overcome the past. >> in the white. >> thank you very much. my name is nazara. i'm independent afghan journalist. . would like to ask my question speaking a foreign language] >> [speaking a foreign language] >> for the advantage of everyone else, we'll ask the dean to translate that for us. >> translated. the question was whether the united states representative in the peace process is adequately consulting the afghan government on the process. and then the president's answer was that many of the ideas and the plans have actually come from the afghan government and there is ongoing consultation and discussion as the reconciliation plan goes forward. >> right here. >> hi, becky, used to be with the state department. i'm interested in asking, mr. president, what

and so it was an uphill climb for a democrat nop doubt about that. i asked her, how are you going to win a seat in a state that trump won? and he's been out here campaigning, by the way, for your challenger martha mcsally. he called her a radical democrat on the campaign trail. she said i'm going to point to my voting record. she stayed on message. she talked about health care, health care, health care. the big picture for democrats, they see this as a big victory. it allowed them to narrow the lead in the senate. but there are still two races. florida is a recount and mississippi is going to do a runoff. >> and democrats have been wanting to make arizona a purple state for a long time. democrats haven't sent a u.s. senator from arizona since the late 90s. little arizona trivia from the local. thank you. >>> in the meantime, we still don't know who the senate and governors races in florida, what will happen there. a statewide recount is under way. there's a look right now at the scene at the broward county election headquarters. experts say when the