envoy who had made some attempts, but president erdogan has beendo intent og this for a very long timehe looks at the kurds as the biggest threat to turkey and he has always feared a kurdish state. so he is looking to create a buffer zone along the border with syria, but that will further dismember syria, which n the middle of two othe wars. laura: so wh impact does this have on president al-assad? robin: you have the war throug s isis but there all 20,000-30,000 isis spider -- is fighters somewhere along the border between syria and iraq who have engaged in insurgency that engages regularly in conflict.he you haveight year civil war and rebels including an al qaa ion at holng idlib province. laura: how long do you think wiis will go on? turkey's president be able to maintain it if there is external pressure? robin: i think erdogan is intent on this. he has gamed president trump very well. he likes to call him on weekends when the president is not surrounded by his foreislayignif as he did in december to trump to promise to leave syria altogether. it is hard to see that he is going to

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power tonight in contra costa county, a large swath of cities, including richmond woman creek near og up in all list goes on in alameda county parts of berkeley. oakland, san leandro hayward and more are expected to have their power cut at 8 o'clock in san mateo county san mateo how moon bay in pacifica they're among the city's expecting to be in the dark tonight, same goes for santa clara county where people in morgan hill, san jose sunnyvale and more are anticipating power shops. it's an extensive quite frankly overwhelming list, here's a closer look now at an interactive map showing the outages this is our web site by the way if you want to check it out if it's red that means it is the power or is either gone or will be gone in the north bay it was shut off first this is the sonoma napa area right here and where the cursor is right now is not too far from where that fire in rio vista is burning we didn't go down through the east bay now and you can see that contra costa county alameda county. this is where the power is going to be shut off at 8 o'clock at least that is the best est

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pin number og up in the hills there turned out really what was in a transformer was power line it was a you know somebody with a vapor are you know a kid with a jewel. and i mean you had made this point that people need to just not have their guard down there all sorts of possibilities for fire under these conditions. >>there really isn't that a great point that publicly steve enjoy it. it really boils down to common sense but 97% of all these wild land fires that we see here human caused. so what we're asking the public not only for education prevention. but it's a call to action to really be a partner with a preventing wildfires. >>so in light of that one of the say top 3 or 4 things you want people to do in under crisis situations that we're facing right now. >>i think the number one is exercise that evacuation plan with your family ready for while for dot org there's a checklist on there have your things ready to go including medications which seems to be one of the most important things to get i but also let your family that lives out of the year, you know, where you're meeting p

day, a big part of the reason we were there to begin wit was to contain isis and essentially a number og was what wasis so important -- it waso important for us to stay in syria because of u.s. national. securi isis grows, it spreads, potential for attack grows so european countries worried about that. they're worried about anotherer flood ofs refugees acr their borders asell as a number of other issues.vi sly middle eastern countries afrd offr spill-over. this has repercussions felt around the world. robert: did predent erdogan play president trump here? what's the view inside the white house about how the ceasefire came about and whether it will hold? susan: we have that zelensky transcript with the president. i think everyould love to see the transcript of the call with erdogan but you can see peoplense his administration were shocked at the news. on o hand, it wasn't thaau surprising b the president campaigned on ending endless wars, threatened to withdraw from syria previously but this is something tha t came so quickly, that was not well planned or well expected and that goes again

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to back off with the plus. 3 quite a break og lodger's don't forget to let us know what you think of the topics we've covered on our social media be sure to check out watching the hawks the podcast which is now available on spotify awful music and everywhere in the podcast coming up we delve into the massive protests taking place in the island nation of haiti with brian kind of the institute for justice and democracy in the hague in the national banks bring this an update on the verdict in the killing of both of jean but before we go here for your viewing curiosity take a look at this computer simulation of the many sides of the black holes of the space and time round. run for follow on that comes out of the cold war you are the set of one of my one of them. a font of trim 80 they tell you not the high i my. month when the sun shone. so close to them with an image of a lock of the. and then it is someone who did the board. 70 years ago this week china started down the path of communist rule over the past few decades china has emerged or rather really emerged as a leading world power

was an image of steve arevalo, who was a manila town activist and certainly one of, like, the last ogs from the hotel movement and he recently passed as well so it was refreshing to see his face in front. that was a nice moment for me and i think if my colleagues were here, they would have enjoyed that as well. they're quite honoured to support this, to the national register of historic places. i can't think of a better site in the city that reflects philippino life and strength. so thank you. >> memberany members that woulde to make public comment? >> good afternoon, commissioners. i'm karen kye and i'm a board member of asian and pacific islander americans in historic preservation, also known as apia hip. our consideratio organization so encourage the pacific islander communities in getting recognition for and preserving their community treasures. dr. don was one of our board members who is dearly missed. and it's a pleasure to be here today to support a project that was very dear to her heart. and for very obvious reasons and so thank you, we appreciate your inclusion of this treasu

if og is what about a pensioner who lives in her apartment think can't run away or defenders off with martial arts and. what about handicapped people who are women who have been attacked. maybe if they are just shown a gun the attacker would have backed off it's. a plus. people who want to buy a gun for self protection in germany are often refused a license they have to prove that their own lives are more at risk than those of the rest of society this applies for example to employees of cash in transit companies or security personnel but would private firearms really make our society safer the counter example is australia where semiautomatic rifles were banned in 1996 since then the number of deaths from shooting every year has harped suicides using firearms have also dropped to less than a 3rd. but i have to admit one thing. although i don't think gun should be freely available here in a shooting range it's pretty cool. why did i find shooting fun i'm going to find out at a university hospital in aspen and undergo a test by dr klaus multi-ethnic head of psychosomatic. your. own hours

results in 2018 i can chart out why he's going to lose in a heartbeat. 2016 a2016 it's the same kind og and so there is almost a little too much comfort i would argue where it's like we've got this assuming he's going to win and doat can we make sure that's not going to happen we've got to do whatever we can, don't even worry about the other states. but it's got to come down to this end in "the new york times" they had an article that cameti out about the advantage and as someone that works on the campaign in 2008 this tears my heart out he's an amazing candidate but also a team that understood how to reach people and targeting etc. and somehow weti have stagnated and we are still putting millions of dollars on those that are going nowhere where the republicans are eating our lunch and to the point they have been spending millions of dollars on facebook, twitter, all these places where the voters actually are and we are seeing the numbers are very effective. steve, independent. >> caller: yes, how are you doing. good to talk to you. i want to get back to the strategy. they laid people o

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it is certain they will want to know what took place in those conversations and what his understand og the circumstances. >> joining me now joy vance. former republican congressman, and former democratic congressman from new york steve israel. marie yavinovich is supposed to show up today, will this be the moment where they say this is obstruction? >> they will have to show up eventually for this. she a professional. she has no hidden agenda. the congress should hear from her. if they continue to allow the officials to testify, republicans really to have stand up for their institution. the article one power. >> democrats are piling up the subpoenas. the two business associates are subpoenaed, but the white house and state department does not care bh care bhap is the point of subpoenaing these people if it doesn't do anything. >> we're in a new faze of these proceedings. they can either comply with subpoenas, or they can become part of articles of impeachment for obstruction of congress. this really put democrats in the driver's seat in a way they they have not before. i think they will

the devastation from a distance, san jose resident jeremy taylor knew sulieso ta to noma ing, so he og county. donations are being kept in storage and then will be taken to redwood empire food bank of santa rosa. >> some of us just finished paradise, some of those volunteers are now victims because of the sonoma county fire so we're trying to help. >> a donation drive will be held on saturday collecting for families and animals. we have more details on our website, abc7news.com. >>> the power is slowly coming back on across the bay area. next, we're checking the latest numbers on the pg&e shutoff and how people are dealing with the outages. >>> and one north by a couple is returning home with a new family member once evacuation orders are lifted. >> a quick update on how the market is doing this morning. we're down about 45 points on the new york stock exchange. >> it's 6:39. we want to give you a check of weather and traffic. here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> thank you. hi, everyone. let me take one worry off your plate this morning. you can step outside with the confidence you'll

but somebody said there maybe a picture og something. at a fundraiser or somewhere.ctures with everybody. i don't know if there's anybody i don't have a picture with. i don't know them. i don't know about them or what they do. i don't know. maybe there were clients of rudy. ask rudy. i don't know. >> the journal investigation shows the men have met president trump or members of the family multiple times since his political career began. good to have you on. and we haven't seen you in quite a while. >> i had a little baby. >> she's adorable. so many names. igor or however you want to say it. >> the two main ones, yeah. >> this post. it says this is from a fundraiser that trump held in october of 2015. that is him on the left with his son. the caption reads let's go trump. next president and future president. trump denies knowing anything about these guys. you found out ha is just not true. is that so? >> according to the instagram. he started posting photographs in 2015. that was one of the earliest he posted. and a few really excited about trump's campaign. trump 202

i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you,on og to preserve and protect them.love, california. >>> in the north bay, you may b feeling some delays one the roas because of repairs to some damaged highway -- a highway from flooding. highway 37 flooded in marin county last year. it has gotten swamped several times in recent years near novato leading to extended closures. caltrans will be raising the roadway to stop t construction will happen every night through november 4th. this will lead to closures between atherton and highway 101. >>> today your last chance to check out hardly strictly bluegrass. there are differences this year. extra fencing that has been put up. visitors must go through one of four security checkpoints. restrictions are in place as to what you can bring to the festival. all of the changes are in response to the deadly shooting earlier at the gilroy garlic festival. we have a complete schedule of fleet weeks events and digital videos about the history of the blue angels and the event itself. you can just go to our home page, abc7news.com. >>>

she spiced up her yoga og in the past by adding wine. >> so stupid. >> look at her.hat's a good friend, come on, girl. >> it's funny. >> i will hold this for you. >> but last week we did a whole thing about people doing yoga with beer, they were screaming and hollering. and now we have wine on the floor of the gym. can we just -- can people just work out? >> no. >> we can't calm down and work out and let it be. >> you said don't judge. if this is what it takes for her to get in the gym, but do you get tipsy at the gym? how does that work? >> i don't need that. we're dealing with heavyweights, let's keep it sober. >> i agree. >>> coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including history in northern ireland overnight. the moment same sex marriage became legal. >> reporter: san mateo county, you are now on pg&e's list for a possible power outage later this it's been reported that there's a cyberattack on business every 39 seconds. ouch. i don't even want to think about it. comcast business has a solution. we go beyond fast with a cloud-based security system tha

then we also have a super o og cush that i would pair with nachos or the burger. >> reporter: a tastingseem odd considering -- >> you are an anti-drug counselor? >> i was. >> how does an anti-drug counselor become an establishment -- and a chef. >> it was really about being open-minded and allowing your views to shift. often we get stuck in our perceptions about things. >> reporter: perceptions s hopes to erase. >> we're saying that it's time. there's a normalcy about cannabis consumption that we've had to hide for some time. that it's no different tha going to a bar or going to a restaurant and ordering a bottle of merlot. lowell.rter: drummer they licensed besses that allow marijuana consumption. would you say that west hollywood has rolled out the welcome mat for businesses like this? >> 100%. >> reporter: john leonard works for the city. >> our council didn't want to have a lottery or first come, first served. they wanted it to be merit based. >> reporter: the lowell cafe is the first of 16 spots that will allow smoking and vaping or edibles. businesses that could draw tourists and

>> they should not, but this is just the ridiculous hypocrisy og the democratic left.hey forgot the mueller investigation did not go anywhere. all the attempts of the peter strzok, lisa page stuff didn't go anywhere. they have been beating a dead horse for so long that they are forgetting about it and all they are trying to do with it is bring the attention off of president trump's accomplishments and to get you and me and every other voter to be very concerned that if we are voting for president trump in 2020, maybe we are voting for some kind of treasonous guy. we don't want up but our name behind it. >> tucker: because we need to send hundreds of millions to ukraine. great to see you tonight. the cia exists to serve the sitting president, to bring information so we can make wise and informed decisions. in some cases its, agents and officials of played a key role not simply in the ukraine scandal but the russian story before it and a lot of it seemst pretty political. john kiriakou joins us tonight. it seems like cia, not most of them. the bunch of cases, cia employe

that gives us a reference point but doesn't give us an up or down on the dru og companies' behavior.r: to bring peopleup o speed, can you remind us briefly, what are the plaintiffs arguing, what are the defendants arguing in these multi-t-- multitude of cases? >> startintwith this one, he plaintiffs argued that the drug companies created a public nuisance -- that is, they endangered the health of residents of cuyahoga anda sumt counties by pouring all these puioids into thic domain where, inevitably, some portion of them would be diverd to illegal use. they also accused the drug companies as acng as a cartel, almost as a drug rtel, by working in concert to spread the message that these drugs were not that addicti and that they could be used for a wide variety of aches and pains. they're actually only intended for cancer pain, end of life care, certain diseases that are extremely painful. so many of the other plainti have adopted similar arguments. in fact the public nuisance argument i referred to carried today in oklahoma where a state judge agreed johnson & johnson created a public

we're not going to proceed to that process once it sgeets oge our lap. the number of republicans expressing concern over what is alleged by all witnesses coming through the house impeachment probe is growing. slowly but increasing not decreasing. that's important when you consider about the idea that there's 53 republican, 47 democrats. not that much of a gap to make up. you only need -- a 51 vote majority to actually be able to get past any motion to dismiss and on to the actual impeachment trial. seems those numbers may very well be there. right now, yes. the argument that is being made is based on the process. there isn't an exact precedent for this process because in the past you had done the investigative part, steps, the starr report done behind closed doors, but before it actually got into the stage where the congressional lawmakers were the ones doing these procedures. basically what the house is doing right now is mirroring steps taken in past impeachment proceedings done in a different way. it's an easy target to attack the process and it is be

megan is basically an og texting me like you are going to see the papers. >> so she's the coach. even in the scenes in the book where it's really one of us doing something, we are both there because we are preparing before hand and a strategizing etc. and so when i laid eyes on these papers, the clauses were so shocking. they went beyond a kind of standard settlement agreement. these young women were in this case legally overpowered and essentially prohibited from talking about their own life experiences if they wanted to tell a therapist, they needed special permission. if they wanted to talk to an accountant he needed special permission. one of these women couldn't tell her future husband about what had happened to her. they were not even allowed to retain copies of the settlement papers that they sort of cleverly couched them together. but imagine being told that you have to abide by an agreement, but yothat you cannot even haver own copy of. >> how do you break that? >> you know, from the beginning, she was thinking of just breaking her settlement which is a courageous thing

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but there's another understand og of inferiority, another path to superior officer status that can exist even if you answer to someone else in a hierarchy. in the late 18th century, a rather relevant time period for what i'm talking about, a court whose decisions were not subject to review by any other court issued final decisions, nobody to review it. could sometimes nonetheless be called an inferior court if its geographical or subject matter jurisdiction was lower than or less than some other court's. and those courts with broader authority would be called supreme courts even if they had no decisional relationship to the others. many states during the founding era had exactly that kind of scheme with multiple supreme courts. and it's why an early draft of article 3 of the constitution could say without embarrassment that it proposed to create quote one or more supreme tribunals. sflithe recognizing that you could have coexisting supreme authorities. bottom line, inferior does not exclusively mean decisional hierarchy subject to control and direction. it certainly means that much but i

if you go back and do the same sanlss for coincore are flan ogs wanl inflags the domestic variable is important. gleebl variable stops important. exchange rates, kmotdty prices often important in core inflation but less robust and magnitudes smaller and much less importance of the global variables in explaining wage inflation. there is -- did i get some flattening the phillips curve when you estimate for core inflation not as much in wage inflation and the flattening seems less related to increased trade exposure and increased import exposure for core and wage inflation. if you estimate the model and see how much is adding the global variables reduce model in flans core inflation on wanl inflation you find it improves a little bit but not nearly as much appears with when you troo i to estimate cpi inflation. so global variables meanfully reduce errors in model of the cpi inflation only moderately in core and wage inflation. so still helps to add them but you're not explaining any apparent puzzle of the last decade. so as -- i could stop there and when i presented this paper here a few