the service costs $595 for human remains 395 for dog remains to 95. for cats. in sports. it's almost time for basketball warriors checked in for media day to day mark and grant will have all the latest headlines heading into the new season. >>for bay area sports night. and bundle up it is going to be a clear and cold night and the bay area will talk about that that's a warm d >>a lot to talk about in the sports world, let's get right to it was graham lotus mark carpenter from the set of bay area sports night. >>that's right bay area sports night 7 o'clock. tonight's episode we're going full court press on warriors media day grant basketball season is already here this is a note warriors team. so many story lines with the one that fascinates you most in d angelo russell. >>changes game can he buy in and become a team defender and can he buy in and move the ball selflessly and not be exclusively a pick and roll offensive player if he can do that when klay thompson gets back. they're going to be a great teams get if you have steph and klay and draymond and another also the a

digging twice a year they've excuse the remains of more than $200.00 soldiers so far. you're happy because you find them but you mean if you have a lot of problems how do you take him out right is anything broken so there is of course exciting because you found there is problems that you have to solve as well . that's why 40 specialists from across europe historians anthropologists and archaeologists are collaborating on this project they're doing it on a volunteer basis using their vacation time to look for soldiers' remains the associations chairman is an entrepreneur from hamburg he has a personal motivation to take part in this project his grandfather was among the soldiers killed in world war 2. but we're here because we want to resolve the fates of the soldiers who senselessly lost their young lives and least give them back their names with dignity proper grave and the name. in order to later identify the dead the volunteer has very carefully removed the remains from the ground the greater the number of personal objects they find the greater the chance of identif

digging twice a year they've excuse the remains of more than $200.00 soldiers so far. you're happy because you find them but you need if you have a lot of problems how do you take him out right is anything broken so there is of course exciting because you found them there is problems if you have to solve as well. that's why 40 specialists from across europe historians anthropologists and archaeologists are collaborating on this project they're doing it on a volunteer basis using their vacation time to look for soldiers remains. in order to later identify the dead the volunteers very carefully remove the remains from the ground the greater the number of personal objects they find the greater the chance of identifying them and notifying families about their missing relative . the next day at a military cemetery the volunteers together with local residents bury the recovered remains of 15 german soldiers in a dignified ceremony. this is also the end of one year of research so it's almost like i follow the days there the all across their cycle from their emerges from the g

and the baseline outlook remains favorable.conomy is growing at a moderate rate household spending continues to be strong, supported by a healthy job market, rising incomes and solid consumer confidence in contrast, business investment and exports remain weak, and manufacturing output has declined over the past year. sluggish growth abroad and trade developments have been weighing on those sectors looking ahead, we expect the economy to expand at a moderate rate, reflecting solid household spending and financial conditions the job market remains strong. the unemployment rate has been near half century lows for a year and a half. the pace of job gains has eased this year, but has remained solid. we expected some slowing after last year's strong pace. participation in the labor force by people in their prime working years has been increasing. and waging have been rising, particularly for lower paying jobs people who live and work in low and middle income communities tell us that many who have struggled to find work are getting op

the job market remains strong.nemployment rate has been near half-century lows for year and and a half. the pace of job gains has eased this year but remain solid. we expected some slowing after last year's strong takes. participation in the labor force by people in the prime working years has been increasing. and wages have been rising particularly for lower paying jobs. people who live and work in lower and middle income communities tell us that many who have struggled to find work are now getting opportunities to add new and better chapters to their lives. this underscores for us the importance of the sustaining the expansion so that the strong job market reaches more of those left behind. inflation continues to run low our symmetric two percent objective. over the 12 months through august, total pce inflation was 1.4 percent and core inflation was 1.8 percent. inflation pressures remain muted and indicators of longer-term inflation expectations are at the lower end of their historic ranges. we are mindful that

the job market remains strong.he unemployment rate has been near half century lows for year-and-a-half. the pace of job gains has eased this year but has remained solid. we expected some slowing after last year's strong pace. participation in the labor force by people in their prime working years has been increasing. wages have been rising particularly for lower paying jobs. people who live and work in low and middle income community tell us that many who have struggled to find work are now getting opportunity to add new and better chapters to their lives. this underscores for us the importance of sustaining the expansion, so that the strong job market reaches more of those left behind. inflation continues to run below our symmetric 2% objective. over the 12 months through august total pce inflation was 1.4%, and core inflation was 1.8%. inflation pressures remain muted and indicators of longer term inflation expectations are the lower end of their historic ranges. we're mindful that continued below target inflatio

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despite baghdadi's death, the security situation in syria remains complex. nonstate actors continue to vie for control of territory and resources within the country. as we have learned from our recent history in the middle east, it is very easy to get drawn into continued conflict if our objectives are not clear. acting as a police force is not our mission. our mission in syria remaining the same since 2014, to enable the enduring defeat of isis. it is intended to posture us to continue this mission and give the president options while returning the balance back home to the united states. those who remain will continue to execute counter terrorism operations while staying in close contact with the syrian democratic forces who have fought along side us. the united states will retain control of oil fields in northeast syria. these oil fields provided isis with the bulk of financial resources used to fund its terror. u.s. troops will remain positioned in this area to deny isis access to those resources and we will respond with overwhelming military force agains

remain in the coffin. at the moment, the body with the coffin, that is on its way here. c could takake about 15 minute. the journey will be made in helicopter. >> tell us about the reaction where you are and d nationallyl. >> where i am, there are dozens who have come down to the cemetetery to getet as close e s possible as they can. they want to pay tribute. not a said ththis was dictator andnd they recogninizee was not a dictator but said d he had saved s spain from communis. they do not see why he shououlde moved. those people who related to the fought as who republican soldiers to defend the dememocracy, they thihink is a happy d day. they think it is time the didictator was takaken out of te mausoleum, not giviven state honors and brought to a more discreet resting place. we are heading up to another generaral election.. someme people accused petra sanchez z of doing thihis for election reasons. the left wing is happy to see this happen. it might stop people from abstaining on november 10. the conserv

despite baghdadi's death, the situation in syria remains complex. multiple state and nonstate actors continue to vie for control of territory and resources within the country . as we have learned from our recent history in the middle east it is easy to get drawn into continued conflict if our objectives are not clear. acting as a police force to solve every dispute is notour mission. our mission in syria remains the same as it was when we first began operations in 2014 . the enduring defeat of isis. our recent repositioning of forces within the country is intended to foster us to continue this mission and give the president options while returning the balance back home to the united states. those who remain will continue to execute counterterrorism operations while staying in close contact with the syrian democratic forces who fought alongside us area additionally the united states will retain control of oil fields in northeast syria. at the height of baghdadi's reign these fields provided the bulk of resources used to fund its terror. us troops wil

america many armenian families remain separated across borders america many armenian families remain separated across borders the u.s. is one of the last western countries to recognize the genocide nation the us is one of the last western countries to recognize the genocide nations began recognizing it about half a century ago and the genocide is still not fully russians began recognizing it about half a century ago and the genocide is still more clearly recognized by a number of other countries including australia belgium spain switzerland and recognized by a number of other countries including australia belgium spain switzerland and britain where former u.s. diplomat jim jacques trist gives his views on why america britain where former u.s. diplomat jim jack gives his views on why american politician politicians a lot of linking a historical door jacqueline to suggest i'd and a lot of the turkish operated the operation against the kurds it's the kurds. i took both that they're just i didn't plop and i just got into their last thing and so what i'm going to think of what they're say

the truth is remain voters will probably face more choice particularly if you are a remain voter in aservative labour marginal, you might think one brexit policy is better, but if you do you still have to decide what is the best way of hoping brexit might be stopped, equally if you are a labour voter in some of the seats of the liberal democrats hope to pick up from the conservatives you might think holding a referendum is better than simply revoking article 50 but you still might want to think about what is the best way to stop brexit in your constituency. the inside fare of sirjohn kerr to speaking to huw edwards earlier today. back to the chamber in the commons. the benches are filling up a bit more. the mps who are gathered debate essentially a tight, haggling over a date and this is the backbencher for the conservatives geoffrey clifton—brown.” backbencher for the conservatives geoffrey clifton-brown. i would think most competent authorities, the discussions i have had with my local authorities have already pre—booked these venues. the releva nt pre—booked these venues. the relev

german and soviet remains so that they can finally be buried. a swiss anthropologist and an italian student dig carefully around the skeleton they're searching for bones and clues about the age and identity of the deceased the 6 sets of remains found at this excavation they believe he was a soviet soldier. wooden crates and that were left on the battlefield when the war ended because there were too many bodies to bury them all at sea they were often placed in military trenches or shallow pits then covered it was sorry must india and. east of burlington in the boat their heavy fighting in early 1945 claimed the lives of sounds of german and soviet soldiers many of the war dead still live here. to find them members of the group the association for the recovery of the fallen in eastern europe have been excavating the old trenches. digging twice a year they've excused the remains of more than $200.00 soldiers so far. you're happy because you find them but you mean if you have a lot of problems how do you take him out right is anything broken so ther

his new coach continues to search for the last remaining bones. it's his way of finding a solution and bringing peace to the living. hello again it's good to have you back what we have been watching what has been happening here across parts of the caspian closely we've has in the clouds and some rain pushing across much of that area but we do have a new system that's coming into play across parts of turkey and that's going to bring some more rain in towards georgia rashaun we're going to see some snow in the higher elevations they're getting even more intense as we go towards friday with more rain as well as some more snow across much of that region down towards the south though we're looking at temperatures in baghdad quite nice $27.00 degrees and quite city 28 as your forecast high here on friday well the system that has been parked in the arabian sea is continuing to really bring a lot of problems across parts of coastal oman we're talking about storm surge in this area as well as very dangerous rip currents and as we go towards friday the syst

a group of volunteers is now trying to locate those remains, german and soviet remains, so they can finally be buried. >> a swiss anthropologist and an italian student dig carefully around a skeleton. they are searching for bones and clues about the age and identity of the deceased, the second set of remains found at this excavation. they believed he was a soviet soldier. >>>> the dead were left on the battlefield when the war ended because there were too many bodies to bury them all. they were often placed in military trenches or shallow pits, then covered with soil. >> east of berlin knew the river, heavy fighting in early 1945 claimed the lives of thousands of german and soviet soldiers. mamany of thwarr dead still lie herere. to finind them, members of the e grououp, the a association for e recoveve of f the fallelen in eastern europe, haveve b been excavatiting the old trenches, digging twice a year, they havee exhumed the remains of more than 200 soldiers so far. >> you are happy because you find them, but you immediately have a lot of problems. how do you take them out, right? is any

is it leave remain access?could work out very well for them because they keep on moving away from tribal allegiances. or is it still left— right and tribalism will go over that? i think that is what we will see in the manifesto with labour focusing on domestic issues and tories focusing on the realignment we we re tories focusing on the realignment we were heading towards on 2017 the didn't come off. thank you very much for coming. interesting to hear your thoughts this evening. we are waiting on a vote for the only amendment put this evening. principally one that would change the date from the 12th to the ninth. the prime minister says the only way now to "get brexit done" is to "refresh" parliament with the general election. the last vote in 2017 ended with a hung parliament and the conservatives have governed with a minority since then. so where will this election will be won and lost? our deputy political editorjohn pienaar takes a look at the key battlegrounds ahead of the vote. almost nothing about britis

the remains of spanish dictator francisco franco have been moved from a morsel eum to a small family crypt 4 decades after he was buried franco ruled for 36 years after a civil war which about 500000 people died so new going to report the cemetery north of madrid from on high the helicopters descended to collect the remains of francisco franco. in life he was known for his iron clad rule who saw his own leadership as a catholic crusade in death he became a relic of autocracy a figure of times past and a reminder of a troubling era. it was a monument to a man who dominated 20th century spain built on a site that holds one of the biggest mass graves in europe it became known as the valley of the fall and constructed by the forced labor of political prisoners at the time franco is family had resisted the spanish government's decision to move his coffin but despite the pressure from rightwing groups spain's supreme court ruled that the exhumation had to go ahead. as i thought a motion. it took a lot to get rid of the repressive regime tightness almost as long to get rid of its artifice o

, one of the remain parties to win. one of the other parties, that first past the post system means that should they get the maximum votes they will be able to win full that we about values in respect to democracy. again, you are using a lot of money and sophisticated computer technology to name democracy. we are not gaming it. unfortunately i cannot fix our system but there are many of us who believe that the first past the post system is not representative enough for us in the uk and hopefully we will get to electoral reform at some stage. but in the system that we have at the moment, it is very difficult. as a country, we keep hearing that we are 5248. over the last 12 months, 113 polls that we have had have not shown that sitting systematically they have shown that we are actually over 57% remain country. i don't know... we are actually over 57% remain country. idon't know... idon't know if those polls truly show 57%. they show the country is divided down the middle. it is down the middle. there is something more. i

troops are there and remain there are in violation of u.s. law or rather international law number 2 they they said that they're there to guard those oil fields because that very important revenue from that oil had in the past been financing what they believe is eisel terrorism now they're saying that there is a need for that funding to go to the s.d.f. forces or the kurdish forces that are guarding those oil fields or working with the united states to guard those oil fields to continue to combat eisel which is the ongoing u.s. mission so certainly there are some notable contradictions in the press conference that just wrapped up. from washington d.c. saying so much. talk now has turned to who may replace baghdad more now from a sound 14 from the turkey syria border. that's the $1000000.00 question that everybody's asking about this radical group that now that the head has been severed from its organization who is going to replace it there are several names under consideration including who was announced in august by the propaganda wing of eis

will remain and then northern ireland which is pro remain about has the will to remain and then northern ireland which is pro remain about has the party representing it which is pro breaks it and then wales which is split down the middle half the representing it which is pro breaks it and then wales which is split down the middle so in addition to the public opinion across the united kingdom being split there del so in addition to the public opinion across the united kingdom being split there are differences between the 4 countries which constitute the united kingdom all of a difference is between the 4 countries which constitute the united kingdom all of that has been the ingredients for the last 3 years of a a parliamentary stalemate that has been the ingredients for the last 3 years of a a parliamentary stalemate now look at that stalemate it's about to be broken it now looks her at that stalemate it's about to be broken and broken by a pre christmas general election the 1st winter and broken by a pre christmas general election. 1st it went to the election since 1074 and it will be ve

remaining, staying, no one cares. if we are going to remain, how we remain. in the eu but we are not even trying to improve the eu. wejust but we are not even trying to improve the eu. we just don't know what we are going to do next. the issueis what we are going to do next. the issue is educating the uk population about who our political allies are and how we operate within that.” about who our political allies are and how we operate within that. i am not going to use the word blame. i am thankful to the parliamentarians who take our parliamentary democracy very seriously. they have insisted on being able to scrutinise any deal, any way that we are going to leave, and said this is not appropriate. i am taking away the blame andl appropriate. i am taking away the blame and i say i am grateful to the parliamentarians were doing their job. i am going to bring our audience this breaking news to do with the investigation into the death of harry dunn, the 19—year—old killed in a road traffic accident earlier this year. the main suspect in that case is the wife of

troops will remain to deny isis to those vital resources. we will respond with overwhelming military horse against any group that threatens the safety of our forces there. oilfields also provide a critical source of funding to the spf. which enables the ability to secure isis present camps and conduct. nato defense, and i spoke with our allies about the situation in syria. i reiterated our committed to the defeat of isis. . . .. >> upon the american people go saturday's operation is just one example of the incredible determination and great skill of the united states military. will now asked the general to provide additional details on the operation. thank you. >> as secretary esper stated the operations forces under command and control of united states central command general mackenzie had a counterterrorism operation resulting of the leader of isis, aku bakr al-baghdadi. intelligence for numerous organizations from department of defense and interagency identify the target location for miles from the turkish border in modesto the province o

decade or 2 most countries would win their independence however much of the colonial legislation remains in place and there is now a growing list of journalists in sub-saharan africa falling afoul of those laws and they were never written with contemporary democratic societies in mind the listening posts nick knew or had now on the colonial era laws that still determine what can and cannot be reported in parts of sub-saharan africa. chervil 2018 in the democratic republic of congo the newspaper editors that was funny. was jailed for publishing articles particle of a bank she was prosecuted under a defamation law dating back to 940 when the d r c was a belgian colony november 2 10165 zambian radio journalists were arrested for allegedly calling a member of the ruling party a useless person they were charged under section 179 of the zambian penal code which dates back to british colonial times and in another former british colony courts one makani a newspaper editor at the sunday standard published a report that the former president was involved in a late night car crash he was charged wit

the remains are exposed. some of these cases have come in because somebody has been out looking for artifacts using a metal detector and they get a hit and a day down. human bones will be found. some of it involves intentional efforts to try to determine where burials are located. let's look at that and we will start bringing in some of the things i see. it is so fascinating to me. information we can tell in terms of loans, it just -- in terms of bones, it just keeps expanding. not very far back in time, this is from national park service. antietam, 2009. highly fragmented remains. these remains represented a young man that's about 18 to 19 years in age. he is from the state of new york. his remains were exposed on the battlefield by a groundhog. a groundhog is busy doing his thing. he is kicking out all of these pieces. when i say he is in new york, i will talk more about that in terms of how we might localize a person. in this instance, it's not as powerful as what i can see in terms of what the groundhog k

i voted to remain andi principle here. i voted to remain and i wish we were remaining.tions of sovereignty which the british people have voted on. that is why i have a lwa ys have voted on. that is why i have always opposed no deal. that really would be catastrophic. it is why i lost conservative membership and was chucked out by borisjohnson, mo because i tried to stop no deal. if there is a deal that allows us to leave in an orderly way, we can make progress. even though it would make people poorer? it is one of the bizarre situations we find ourselves m, bizarre situations we find ourselves in, whether right—wing papers like this magazine called the spectator, published an editorial this week having banged the drum for brexit, saying that every business should now move to northern ireland because northern ireland would be free from brexit bureaucracy and able to take pa rt brexit bureaucracy and able to take part in the single market. but this is for the hard brexiteers like philip, who pushed for the hardest possible brexit, to explain why it is such a good idea. ar

in the eu, will still remain within the eu's customs union. know it sounds confusing, which means they will have their own tariffs if they have goods remaining in northern ireland. those tariffs will be reimbursed, but if the goods go into the republic of ireland, they will have to be applied. that is how this new deal will work. there will also be checks that won't take place on the border but will take place in other areas around northern ireland or in the irish sea, which will prevent the building of a b borr between nonorthern ireland and e republic of ireland. this border r has been the key problemm as far as brexit is for the reason that, under the good fighting agreement, which ended the troubles between republicans and loyalists in northern ireland,, the governments of the u.k. and the government of the heart republic are going to do irelandng they can -- republic are going to do everything they can. those problems might come back if a front's rebuilds between northern ireland and the republic of ireland. that's why they say under the

however the financial and economic burden remained heavy as it was however i had high. patience that we can read our country of the sectarianism that has us have a shared these and it is the root of all problems hoping that we would reach a civil state where all the citizens are equal before the law and each competent person would reach the position he deserved i had also hoped for. decentralized administration which would provide basic services in a smooth fast way and also provide checks and balances however we are democratic states and the. president of this state following the agreement is in need from for assistance from all the components of the state in order to fulfill the promises he had made before the lebanese at the time he took office. i'm not claiming this. my responsibilities at the end of the day. and incompetent president i have left no stone unturned hoping to achieve reforms in lebanon however obstacles are high personal gains are prevalent. and many parties turned a blind eye to the people's and their voices believing that the people are dormant and.

and contributed so much to the united kingdom have the right to remain. the bill will include measures that reinforce this commitment. steps will be taken to provide certainty, stability and new opportunities for the financial services and legal sectors. my government's new economic plan will be underpinned by a responsible fiscal strategy, investing in economic growth while maintaining the sustainability of the public finances. measures will be brought forward to support and strengthen the national health service, its workforce and resources, enabling it to deliver the highest quality care. new laws will be taken forward to help implement the national health services' long-term plan in england and to establish an independent body to investigate serious healthcare incidents. my government will bring forward proposals to reform adult social care in england to ensure dignity in old age. my ministers will continue work to reform the mental health act to improve respectful and care of those receiving treatment. my government is committed to addressing violent

s also said it will not be blackmailed by turkey and the question remains of whether ankara would be prepared to risk a worsening of ties with europe by making good on its threat as profit out some of the other stories making the news at this hour officials in the. sailors 4 people have died after an earthquake caused the fire to malls was a landslide a 6.3 quake hit in the south of the country wednesday in the region surrounding north korea problems. leader of one of hong kong's biggest pro-democracy groups has been hospitalized after the attack by men wearing masks and armed with knives and hammers it's the 2nd time jimmy fallon has been attacked since protests began in june this pro-democracy group is planning another march on sunday. in hong kong's legislature opposition lawmakers again heckling the territory's leader for a 2nd consecutive day a number of pro-democracy lawmakers were dragged from the chamber urging lam to address the demands of hong kong's protesters. all spanish and long leaders are appealing for an end to the violence in barcelona and other cities in that regio

will be in an orderly manner but the pound remains volatile as some hurdles still remain the most significant parliament in london still has to come from the deal. is due to leave the e.u. on october 31st. now a lot depends on an orderly brax it especially smooth cross border business take the u.k.'s most important food exports which is scottish salmon more than half of it goes to the e.u. and you don't want to laze in the supply chain with something then that can get as smelly as fish. here at a fish farm on the northwestern coast of scotland salmon are being harvested each fish weighs up to 10 kilograms they need to be gathered quickly because they're due to arrive the next day in france or germany. the logistics for the supply chain have to be perfectly organized to keep the salmon as fresh as possible. but the fisheries worried about whether deliveries to the e.u. will function this smoothly after breakfast that. at the moment you don't need environmental health reports for when you transfer fish abroad to european countries but that obviously might change so there will be another bureauc

in simon's town one of the few remaining thing we call in these they are released. oh oh. it went really well. so quickly they didn't get confused the crowd was very polite and not too noisy so that didn't scare the penguins and they were they went straight up in the direction the should've gone. already we can see them i think there's one head sticking out over there so now the threats that they face of the same as all the other wild penguins people need to think about the impacts of what they're doing how they can affect the penguins but all of the sea life and other wildlife that song is in danger of human interaction but still the message seems to have got through to the hundreds of people in the crowd over here we have a lot of folk musicians who are trying to save the oceans and. the penguins were being rehabilitated back in but there's a lot more we can do is you must do more to protect them because you see what is happening is see this is not only used to be this last big problem however the biggest threats to the african pingree is the like a fish there are not en

and johnny johnson's joyful music house remains undiminished. i don't forget you can find more on those reports and more culture news at any time on our website and without of course the time for me to sign off so until next time i'll just go to punt on somebody and off he doesn't abide by. me. to the point of strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. this was supposed to be the decisive weeks of exit but when i went to trial simply even whether the u.k. will leave the e.u. remains unclear now the timetables partly after brussels can westminster seal a deal that's our topic on to the point join us. 30 minutes on the. race. who do the oceans belong to the fisherman who depend on them for that by the hood. or corporations just hope to make money. a global struggle for control is on the way the consequences for nature could be devastating. i'm sure grabbing new normals of the sea in 75 minutes on the w. . when we were out he presented americans at some point in our lives will experience hardship listen hot. dog. fights. to france

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months of under arrest mass transit is suspended and a ban on face masks takes effect the protesters remain defiant get the latest from our correspondent in hong kong. also coming up. another day of deadly unrest in iraq as the country faces its worst crisis since the defeat of islamic state with dozens killed in 4 days of rioting people are calling on iraq's leaders to hear their demands. and ukrainian women have want the freedom to let their hair down and leave their headscarves at home but it's against the law in iran and can bring fears consequences we'll take a look at why some women are defying the will anyway. omarion i haven't seen it's good to have you with us. we begin in hong kong where protesters have been to find a government ban on wearing face masks to conceal their identity hundreds of people have formed human chains with their faces covered risking jail and hefty fines the city's subway and many shops remained closed after a night of violence on friday there were more clashes today as police confronted masked protestors we spoke to some of the demonstrators who hit the stre

poor we should remain stuck with diseases and from. kenya wants to do the opposite and stimulate growth to fight poverty. nairobi at least it's bursting at the seams despite smog and congestion the city is attracting investors. one selling point that it's touting is lots of cheap labor. that's convinced an indian plant manufacturer which would like to produce valves in kenya. we as a manufacturer we are looking forward to a woman fracturing programme to start all manufacturing programmes in the canyon after we see how the market is this morning of. kenya is proving to be especially attractive to fin tech companies. kenya has a high 'd level penetration rate. internet and also can use the power of mobile 2 money and this has created. 'd for local and foreign investors another expanding sector of the economy is a waste recycling that's born of necessity is kenya has become a dumping ground for waste from industrial nations something that economists james she feels is no help at all. the western countries is one we have become support jus

forces remain with them in other parts of syria. the impulsive action of president burda want to invade northern syria has put the united states in a tough situation, given our relationship with our nato ally, turkey, who fought alongside the u.s. in the past, the syrian democratic forces, who helped us destroy isis, and the safety of u.s. military personnel. rather than get pulled into this conflict, we put the welfare of our soldiers first while urging turkey to forgo its operation and work hard with us to address their concerns through the development of a security zone along the border. close coordination with the syrian democratic forces who helped us destroy isis, but i will not place american service members in the middle of a long-standing conflict between the turks and the kurds. this is not why we are in syria. we will continue to work with syrian democratic forces to ensure the defeat of isis. turning to iran, the iranians are response -- are responsible for attacks on saudi arabian oil facilities. our international partn