p.g. members. p.g. members and there was sloth of i mean just just like man it was no use for them those sloth of i mean really this is very situational so when we were only getting horrific horrific reports and all of the killings as you say beheadings as well as that as as women and children also being victims say but what about the role of your holy alonso learn to love and i mean you you talked about the examples in a lot and. house of the i mean thousands of people now homeless they left their homes and hundreds of them there were. some of them rose nobody knows where they are now so all i mean just destroying everybody i mean that's a lot let's bring in some regional considerations here let's let's bring on some regional considerations i'm so sorry but i'm getting very short on time let's talk about i'm correct you think should be showing more concern here what it what is the role of turkey quickly please. yeah we you know i mean from the beginning maybe we'll. see a conflict start to it all suppor

p.g. members and there was lots of i mean just. just like man it was all you slow them thousands so free people are homeless they left their homes and hundreds of them there were. some of them roast nobody knows where they are now. this week has also seen an unusual assessment of america's strategy towards the syrian war from one of the top defense figures in the u.s. the cia's second in command has warned that the spread of extremism in the country is posing an ever greater threat to u.s. national security deputy director michael morrell says if the assad government collapses with its massive chemical arsenal the country could become a haven for al qaeda terrorists he also claimed that given the constant inflow of weapons syria could turn into the next libya with the potential for conflict to spillover into jordan lebanon and iraq however the u.s. is an outspoken supporter of the rebels in syria and is currently mulling the option of sending arms supplies to opposition ranks middle east expert phyllis bennis says this clearly show

p.g. members and there was lots of i mean just. just like man it was no use for them thousands of people now they're homeless they left their homes and hundreds of them there were. some of them nobody knows where they are now. this week has also seen unusual assessment of america's strategy towards the syrian war from one of the top defense figures in america or the cia's second in command has warned that the spread of extremism in the country is posing an ever greater threat to u.s. national security deputy director michael morrell says if indeed the assad government collapses with its massive chemical arsenal the country could become a haven for al qaeda terrorists is also claim that given the constant inflow of weapons or syria could then turn into the next libya with the potential for conflict to spill over into jordan lebanon and iraq where the u.s. is an outspoken supporter of the rebels in syria and is currently mulling over the option of sending supplies to the opposition ranks a middle east and the u.n. issues expert phyll

two other council members are also in the running, pete constan and madison winn. p.g. is expected to file monday and even more can enter. the deadline to file is six months from now in february. >>> did they cheat and why do they need to retake some of their college tests? a controversial story on the peninsula for hundreds of high school students. last month the educational testing service threw on the test results for 286 students from mills high school in millbrae. they took 11 ap exams in may but a student complained about the seating arrangement. the school points out there was no evidence of cheating. and there's been an outcry ever since this happened from students and the school district which is taking the ets to court to force them to release and accept those scores in may. if they don't prevail the only way students can get credit or a waiver is by retaking those exams. >> i'm ending up retaking one english lit test. but i work 40 hours a week. and i play music, went to camp. i've only had a couple of days to study. my chance of getting the score i need are