ian russell in the heart of silicon value. —— valley.ng on harmful content. instagram, the main platform poly use, despite a crackdown on self pictures, look ha rd crackdown on self pictures, look hard enough and they are still there, graphic and dark. today it revealed to bbc news, new tougher measures against a wider range of material. images of method and materials used in self—harm, that is a significant step forward. i am proud of that step forward. it will ta ke proud of that step forward. it will take time to implement fully throughout the product but it is also not going to be the last step we take. that is a new commitment, not just to we take. that is a new commitment, notjust to remove the graphic images of self—harm but the dark memes and pictures about suicide, nurses, peels, razor blades. success will not be measured in the words of the chief executive but whether, in time, generally instagram becomes a safer place for young people. safer social media by design, a message embraced by a new generation of tech entrepreneurs.

today, 60% of the people in russell live in poverty.ow can you avoid changing the russell neighborhood, you know, really the deal and five, not just -- the feel and vibe, not just move in new richer, whiter people into a community that's historically black? lisa: and that's gonna be the challenge for all of us for all of us. we know we're changing the neighborhood. soledad: lisa osanka is the head of the louisville metro housing authority and has been working to build affordable housing since she was a teenager. >> so demolition is proceeding in this area. soledad: she says being intentional is an essential part of the project. the city has begun discussing the creation of community land trusts for the first time. lisa: community land trust, the community owns the land in trust. so that stays in the community and that wealth building creation stays within the neighborhood. now the individual homeowners that buy into these land trusts, they can -- are allowed to take a certain amount of equity out of their home when and if they sell it.

russell. russell: how you guys doing?man is an important marketing tool, but it's not the most important one. that would be the website. so i've set up a meeting with my friend russell brunson, one of the world's top experts in internet marketing. he's gonna give the team some feedback, and he's gonna help us go to the next level. russell: i was looking around flexwatches.com. looking around, there's all these options -- kind of got bored. lemonis: was the charity thing obvious to you when you first went on the site? russell: not at all. travis: like, the story wasn't clear. russell: i own a company called click funnels, so any entrepreneur can build a sales funnel. lemonis: at its most basic, an online sales funnel is a series of pages that leads consumers to the check-out. introducing the product, telling the story, getting them invested in it, finally taking them to the sales page and even upselling them additional products. it's a great way to convert visitors into customers because you're giving them step-by-step gui

lives like molly russell's, cut short far too soon. angus crawford, bbc news.website. that is it from me. weather now with louise. hello there. well, it was a cold but glorious start to the new working week. in fact, parts of lancashire had over nine hours of sunshine on that monday. and it doesn't get much better than that, really, at this time of year. now the next few days will stay dry and sunny but we still keep that cold theme. so, high pressure hanging on in there, but the winds are going to change to more of an easterly direction and that could have a consequence for one or two of us. and at the same time, into the south—west we've still got that nuisance weather front which willjust enhance a little more in the way of cloud and outbreaks of rain. but it's going to be a chilly start tuesday, as you can see quite widely, low single figures for many with that cloud and light rain into the south—west keeping those temperatures up here. so, it could be a disappointing start to tuesday, then, across the isles of scilly the channel isles and into parts of cor

when the shelling started they fled their homes in the russell i'm on the turkish border. this woman is here with her children. nobody is helping us we're in a terrible state what should we do where should we go help us for our children's sake it's a disgrace i don't know was there are 200 refugees in this school food water and medicine are in short supply at least they're safe here unlike the people still back home in the russell i know which has been seized by turkish troops. friends and relatives have posted horrific videos they say were shot there but this is that was one of those of they have been bombing the town nonstop they enter houses place explosives and blow them up and still everything my father will be with are now going to be. tens of thousands have fled away from the border and deeper into kurdish controlled territory in syria a sockeye 75 kilometers from russell on and has so far not been attacked by turkish forces. the sudden arrival of refugees is posing a challenge to the local authorities. and my bowl the school buildings are already full. we don't hav

the way for turkish backed rebels to take over dozens of ambulances were in the convoy that left russell and one of the main targets of turkey's offensive the kurds departure is a major condition of a cease fire deal brokered between the u.s. and turkey and carl wants the kurdish fighters to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria where it can then establish a so-called safe sun the turkish president has warned his forces will start attacking kurdish fighters again if the evacuation isn't completed by cheese day evening charles traffic is following developments from shan loofah on the techie syria border. according to reports that we're hearing from people participating from groups participating in a medical convoy a 2nd medical convoy to go into russell and in the last couple of days they're saying that so what they describe as the 2nd batch of injured civilians and fighters and not injured fighters are preparing to leave the city now is a statement from the s.d.f. the kurdish forces saying that their fighters had left the city a statement from their chief spokesperson very definiti

let's look at your russell 3000 chart. >> i decided to use the russell because it encompasses 98% ofout there. it's a very broad-based index. here we are at 1748. this is roughly the same level that we have been at since last september. if anything, the market has gone nowhere since last year. the trend is still optimistic. my concerns are that momentum is gradually starting to wane. the second is seasonality in a pre-election year tends to be down from september through november before a year-end rally. also you are starting to see waning in parts of software. growth stocks are starting to dip. longterm one wants to stay up through october expiration. as we get toward the end of the month, there are a lot of cycles that suggest downward pressure. >> what about this on the bottom? the russell 3000 relative to the s&p 500? this is interesting because the s&p 500 eating 500 and the russell a broader base, it shows how much differentiation you see. cap andit is a small may cap deterioration. the large caps tend to be the place to be. small and mid-caps out-of-favor right now. whether we

the pounding now on the other side on the syrian side you have the town of taleb yet which besides russell i know is one of the other main targets of this turkish offensive most of the people there have reportedly fled the area but we do expect heavy clashes and more fighting today over there in the tile on the other hand we have reports of more attacks coming from the syrian side to the turkish border areas just earlier 3 rockets and mortars have reportedly hit actually color the place where we all right now ambulances have been rushing to the locations at least 18 people have died in the past days here on the turkish side in these apparent reprisal attacks so the security situation is very tense here on the turkish side as well a tense situation there and there has been a lot of criticism all of this offensive also from arab states as we've been reporting some allies have begun stopping weapon sales to turkey but ankara same's undeterred prior to the embargo turkey's foreign minister maverick cush of all who spoke today w and he had this to say. this is a vital for us it's a question of

medicine are in short supply at least they're safe here unlike the people still back home in the russell i'm which is being seized by turkish troops. friends and relatives have posted horrific videos they say were shot that this is that was on one of those if they have been bombing the town nonstop they enter houses place explosives and blow them up and still everything my father will be with are now going to be. tens of thousands have fled away from the border and deeper into kurdish controlled territory and syria is 75 kilometers from russell on and has so far not been attacked by turkish forces. the sudden arrival of refugees is posing a challenge to the local authorities. whether all the school buildings are already full. we don't have the infrastructure to look after so many people our resources very limited. the hospital is treating wounded kurdish fighters turkey says the kurdish y p g is a terrorist force because of its alleged links to kurdish separatists within turkey the mother of one of the wounded rejects such claims that in what we are kurds we're not terrorists we haven't

a few boxes and some clothes that is all they could rescue from the house and russell i know after days of bombing a classroom is their new home their old one is now just rubble schuchat in his family found shelter in this school with dozens of others mostly kurdish refugees from russell i'm a border town is now under the control of the turkish army and i live malicious. joy not a leave our homeland we will return to turkey and their allies have come to plunder they don't want to rebuild they want to destroy. the experience like these that feed those fears this video is alleged to show the militias allied to turkey showing off a kurdish woman they've taken captive as if she were the spoils of war. one of many war crimes that the islamist fighters stand accused of they're set to take control of the buffer zone between russell i'm and tower by yet under turkish surveillance. for the refugees from the region this is a terrifying prospect. for law as a more thought of as a mortar out of doors you know the forces intervene there's no way we could continue living there so these armed groups a

david: russell, thank you. deirdre bolton has a report. >> another beat, a beat on top and bottom line. more important as you go through some of these figures, you know, in mobile ad revenue is soaring. in fact, it even beat facebook's own internal digits, own internal expectations, so very strong there. basically all the metrics, david, look very strong for this company. 17.62 billion daily -- 1.62 billion active daily users. that's stronger. monthly active users exactly in line 2.45 billion. if you add everything together, facebook, instagram, what's app, messenger, more than 2 1/2 billion people are using these products worldwide. some of the details show not going to call it saturated in the developed world but that's slowing where facebook is really growing is overseas. also find their stock performance pretty impressive. i mean it is up 43%, if you look at the s&p 500, 21 1/2% roughly year to date, that's a pretty impressive performance no matter what other kinds of head winds facebook has had to deal wit

street to street fighting in the syrian border town of russell i mean. these are kurdish fighters men and women in a force the s.d.f. leadership says is around $70000.00 strong. many of whom were trained by international coalition forces in the fight against feisal turkey has called on terrorists for decades and he's determined to clear them from near its southern border. it's the 16th of october 29th seen at 10 am says the male voice. yes the air fighters are resisting against the enemy. calm down the attacker is behind the red door he says. both the kurdish s.d.f. and the turkish military have claimed victory in russell line over recent days. here kurdish fighters to show off a military vehicle they say was left behind by turkish forces. i don't know that their tactics yesterday with 60 vehicles trying to get inside our comrades in the s.d.f. confronted them and as you can see this is the turkish flag were kept at this and they're scaped left behind as stuff. the s.d.f. say its fighters have been prepared for situations like this for years one of our f

lives like molly russell's. cut short, far too soon. angus crawford, bbc news.ally saying that they have double the amount of images they have taken off of their platform, are you satisfied with the work they have done on this? frankly, no. i am glad that some efforts are being made to take that sort of material off of the platform, but i believe that the social media platforms are so large, that we are relying predominately on algorithms, whichjust that we are relying predominately on algorithms, which just cannot do the job. and so we need some kind of an outside regulation to help this process. do you think, sell policing, self—regulation doesn't work? not necessarily because there isn't a will there, but that there just isn't the technology? yes. i think if humans were going through every piece of content that was uploaded, we would have a better shot at this. but with the volume of users on that platform and the ways that people can use hashtags and creative spellings, i don't see every piece of content being taken down. how damaging any of you is this kind

s fights is left in russell lane they say that they left along with what we understand could well be at least a couple of 100 civilians wounded civilians wounded fighters in the 2nd to calm voice the 1st one having gone in yesterday. so yes the s.d.f. saying that their fighters have now with rule from that town. just to talk a little bit about russell i and it's been the focus of some of the heaviest fighting in the build up to this cease fire. we saw predominately what we believe to be. sorry syrian fighters these are the free syrian army fighters that have created a full frontal despite fighting alongside the turks they effectively surrounded that city that was besieged. for well over a week so there were huge concerns for the civilians trapped inside a great relief that they are out now but what were made to be seen and what needs to be attention. to be focused upon is the fact that the president or the one wants this has proposed a safety zone to be 440 kilometers along the border and around 30 kilometers deep inside syria what we understand is that according to the s.d.s. they h

molly russell was just 1a when she took her own life.e. now, after a campaign by her dad, instagram have agreed to remove all posts about self—harm and suicide from the platform. he says molly would have wanted to help others in her situation. she was such a force for good. she always wanted to help people. so i'm pretty certain that she would be pushing for change, so that young people were safer when they were online. and if they need help, they could more easily find it. we will speak to ian russell live, and bring him together with teenagers. young teenagers, who have shared their experiences are seeing distressing material online. join us live on bbc two at ten o'clock. that looks very moving with the father of molly russell there. let's ta ke father of molly russell there. let's take a quick look at the weather. it's very cold, tell us more? good morning. a widespread frost this morning, patches of mist and fog, thatis morning, patches of mist and fog, that is lifting now, and we have thick cloud producing rain today across the sou

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ian russell ending angus crawford's report.e details of organisations which offer advice and support, then go to our website — bbc.co.uk/actionline. or you can call for free, at any time, to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. and tomorrow night, we'll have an exclusive interview with the head of instagram, who tells us about the impact molly's death has had on silicon valley. now, with the day's sport, here's lizzi greenwood hughes at the bbc sport centre. thanks, clive. good evening. wales' head coach warren gatland says it wasn't to be after his side just missed out on a first world cup final. they were beaten 19—16 in their semifinal by south africa who'll now play england for the title next weekend. andy swiss reports from yokohama. the anticipation was deafening, wales fans, hoping for history, could they join england in the world cup final? their passion was obvious. but they would need poise as well. a scrappy first half won't have revealed much to watching england coach, jones, but the springboks edged it. andre

ian russell in the heart of silicon valley... —— ian russell is looking for a nswe i’s —— ian russellg tech, social media and suicide. this is notjust for molly, this is for every young wasted life. molly took her own life after viewing graphic material about self—harm and suicide. mainly on instagram. despite a crackdown on those posts, look hard enough and they are still there, graphic and dark. but today, revealed to bbc news, new tougher measures against a wider range of material. images of methods and materials used in self—harm, that is a significant step forward. i am proud of that step forward. i am proud of that step forward. i am proud of that step forward. it will take time to implement fully throughout the product but it is also not going to be the last step that we take. so thatis be the last step that we take. so that is a new commitment, notjust to re m ove that is a new commitment, notjust to remove the graphic images of self—harm but the dark memes and pictures about suicide. success won't be measured in the words of the chief executive but whether in time genuinely,

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a would go on vacation with russell kirk book under his arm. these kind of founder of modern conservatism. very big, a little academic, a little denser come certainly a conservative mind. one of his favorite books is a tough read. you might want to go with the cliff notes but it's all-encompassing. one of hisat old partners when they were at a think tank back in early '90s he made a point to me, i love this, russell kirk would write that way and purpose to make it hard to get through because if you really wanted that information you would have to crack y to a lot of density. >> host: let's go to atlanta, democrat's line. >> caller: good morning. i really was confused by the person you are right now talking about mike pence and how it relates going on currently. is going to basically be in the same trap that donald trump is. he is involved in it. it is extortion, by their own words on their own telephone call. there is no doubt about that. they will be impeached. compared to be clinton's impeachment about sex and how republicans were firm about

for fights is left in russell laine they say that they left along with what we understand could well be at least a couple of 100 civilians wounded civilians wounded fighters in the 2nd to calm voice the 1st one having gone in yesterday. so yes the s.d.f. saying that their fighters have now with rule from that town. just to talk a little bit about russell i and it's been the focus of some of the heaviest fighting in the build up to this cease fire. we saw predominately what was believed to be part of the story syrian fighters these are the free syrian army fighters that have created a full frontal despite fighting alongside the turks they effectively surrounded that city that was besieged. for well over a week so there were huge concerns for the civilians trapped inside a great relief that they are out now but what remains to be seen and what needs to be attention. needs to be focused upon is the fact that the president or the one wants this has proposed a safety zone to be 440 kilometers along the border and around 30 kilometers deep inside syria what we understand is that according

lives like molly russell's, cut short far too soon. angus crawford, bbc news.sed and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline, or you can call free at any time to hear recorded information on 0800 066 066. officials in the us defense department have confirmed that the remains of the islamic state group leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, have been disposed of, but they refused to confirm that he was buried at sea. earlier today, president trump said al—baghdadi had been left "dead as a doornail", following the us special forces operation in northern syria two days ago. 0ur international correspondent 0rla guerin has been speaking to one syrian victim of islamic state, and sent this report from the turkish—syrian border. i should warn you, it contains testimony some viewers may find upsetting. a scar on the landscape, scorched earth after the us raid. this is where the islamic state leader met his end, in a tunnel beneath the soil of syria, a country he terrorised. in chicago today, president trump regaling

every trace russell steps recently to find out. this morning and start. with them to see outside then i start i like to plough on that like to work in the going. 70 year old edith ford's dream of a drive through markets never came to fruition the size of urban farm has grown from 9 lots to $32.00 and she's also added a lot to pass so she can now grow fruit and vegetables all year round. the back of the. meat kaplan tell me. if you don't work. you don't eat and if you don't work you get lazy and don't want to do nothing what keep me going i like working. for. a few miles away coming to that his mother have also grown very open phone complete with more animals. and i want to say we only had 8 lots and now we have $24.00 that we keep cut or we grow something on the. reason why we got the horse was to help pollinate our fruit trees are the props that we grow. you know we have beautiful plant with one tradition a lot of the triple triple that when we started here is that i mean the last 6 years been full. of plans to expand the farm so people can come and pick

positions there we understand that the majority if not all of the civilian population of russell i has flayed this is one of the most east leap positions in what's been described this 1st phase of this turkish military campaign an operation that is focusing on trying initially to take control of around 100 kilometers from here west to the town of tel albion we understand a similar situation around that town as well with turkish forces according to the government at least having surround the surrounded but at least be quite deep inside syrian territory we're hearing over the last couple of hours or so that it seems as if that much enery bombardment aleck campaign seems to be moving even further west with artillery hitting positions s.t.'s positions around qubani in the town of qana miche commish lee of course the humanitarian situation a massive concern the united nations. as you mentioned they think around 100000 people have already fled aid agencies saying that. they're concerned especially because trying to get aid into some of these areas is difficult enough anyway because of. a poo

ian russell in the heart of silicon valley.content. molly took her own life after viewing graphic material about self—harm and suicide. mainly on instagram. despite a crackdown on those posts, look hard enough and they are still there, graphic and dark. i think i'm probably disappointed that there is so much material still just so easily found. but today, revealed to bbc news, new, tougher measures against a wider range of material. images of methods and materials used in self—harm. that is a significant step forward. i'm proud of that step forward. it will take time to implement fully throughout the product. but it's also not going to be the last step that we take. so that's a new commitment, notjust to remove the graphic images of self—harm but the dark memes and pictures about suicide, nooses, pills, razor blades. success won't be measured in the words of the chief executive, but whether in time, genuinely, instagram becomes a safer place for young people. safer social media by design. a message embraced by a new generation

the way for turkish backed rebels to take over dozens of ambulances were in the convoy that left russell i one of the main targets of turkey's offensive kurds departure is a major condition of a cease fire deal brokered between the u.s. and turkey and crow wants the kurdish fighters to leave an area 32 kilometers deep into syria where it can then establish a so-called safe so turkish president has warned his forces will start attacking kurdish fighters again if the evacuation isn't completed by choose day evening charles traffic is following developments from new for on the turkey syrian border . according to reports that we're hearing from people participating from groups participating in a medical convoy a 2nd medical convoy to go into russell and in the last couple of days they're saying that so what they describe as the 2nd batch of injured civilians and fighters and not injured fighters are preparing to leave the city now is a statement from the s.d.f. the kurdish forces saying that their fighters had left the city a statement from their chief spokesperson very definitive in his wor

s fights is left in russell laine they say that they left along with what we understand could well be at least a couple of 100 civilians wounded civilians wounded fighters in the 2nd to calm voice the 1st one having gone in yesterday. so yes the s.d.f. saying that their fighters have now withdrawn from that town. just to talk a little bit about russell i and it has been the focus of some of the heaviest fighting in the build up to this cease fire. we saw predominately what we believe to be professorial syrian fighters these are the free syrian army fighters that have created a full frontal just fight fighting alongside the turks they effectively surrounded that city that was besieged. for well over a week so there were huge concerns for the civilians trapped inside a great relief that they are out now but what remains to be seen and what needs to be attention. to be focused upon is the fact that. president order one wants this his proposed a safety zone to be 440 kilometers along the border and around 30 kilometers deep inside syria what we understand is that according to the s.d.s. t

lives like molly russell's, cut short far too soon. angus crawford, bbc news.sed and would like details of organisations which offer advice and support, go online to bbc.co.uk/actionline or you can call free at any time, to hear recorded information, on 0800 066 066. officials in the us defence department have confirmed that the remains of the islamic state group leader, abu bakr al—baghdadi, have been disposed of, but they refused to confirm that he was buried at sea. earlier today, president trump said al—baghdadi had been left "dead as a doornail", following the us special forces operation in northern syria two days ago. 0ur international correspondent 0rla guerin has been speaking to one syrian victim of islamic state and sent this report from the turkish—syrian border. i should warn you it contains testimony some viewers may find upsetting. a scar ascaron a scar on the landscape, scorched earth after the us raid. this is where the islamic state leader met his and, in a tunnel beneath the soil of syria, a country he terrorised. in chicago today, president t

we'll talk to ian russell in a moment.le for his daughter's death and he's taken his campaign to clean up social media to silicon valley. you may find some of the material in this report upsetting. i expect it will be quite an emotional thing for me given what's happened to our family. children are literally dying every day. itjust needs to be shut down. this isn'tjust for molly. this is for every young, wasted life. i think that's why molly's story has probably taken off, that it is a modern—day nightmare. i personally have had as young as seven—year—old who have had a full on attempt of suicide. free hess is a paediatric doctor that works in an emergency room in florida. the numbers are rising rapidly. the ages are decreasing significantly. do you think this is connected with social media? absolutely. absolutely connected with social media. we can go right on in here. and that's pretty graphic. i don't know that there's one picture here that's not showing blood or a scar. like a grooming process. especially instagram, be

and medics say that off to being repeatedly denied access by turkish backed forces to the town of russell i knew they were eventually allowed in and able to evacuate some of the injured from the hospital there and also deliver medical aid now there have been sporadic clashes in the town the wider sees far across the border area though it does seem to be holding has been a statement made by the s.d.f. the kurdish forces commander was lume abdi he's accusing turkey of scuppering this us brokered deal by not allowing kurdish fighters out of the city of russell and we've spoken to some of the syrian forces in there and they dates a well they say the kurdish forces are refusing to leave their positions meanwhile president over the war has has reiterated his threats that if those kurdish fighters do not leave the proposed safety zone by the end of choose date nights then turkish military operations will resume in iraq thousands of shia muslims have been protesting against corruption and unemployment as they gather for the annual pilgrimage marks the end of a 40 day mourning period for the grand

turkish forces positions in the town of russell line exactly which is which is behind me the syrian rebels that a pretty surprising in this campaign with the turks are saying that they've taken control of areas of the west of the city in the last 1015 minutes we're beginning to see what looks to be artillery shells landing to the east as well so there seems to be some sort of effort to seal the city off these syrian rebel sources saying that they're finding it very difficult it's talking about kurdish fighters using very complicated and deep tunnel complexes and they say they're coming under fire a lot from turkish snipers this town is vital for that in what they describe as the 1st phase of this military campaign the 1st phase that started over a week ago so it just shows you the determination of the kurdish forces as an artillery shell being fired there it shows you the determination of the kurdish forces in trying to try to push that the turks back we also understand that the syrian military is in various locations around 30 kilometers from the border that's the rough area within which

i am thinking about the russell 3000, 1600. aboutys were just talking the outperformance versus small caps. more than 1% on the day. you have the russell 2000 above its 100 day moving average. that 1600 level, very important. what really stands out, the russell 2000, at about levels seen this time last year during all that volatility. the rising rsi and bullish momentum is suggesting we could see the russell 2000 in the near term climb again to that 1600 level. should that happen, we will see whether the resistance can be broken through. >> i am looking at the yield curve. the three-month 10 year is steepening. it is positive for a fifth straight session. you can see how it folds into the banks. there is commentary that says profitability -- they can be profitable in a flat or inverted yield curve. it does not cause a recession because it discourages bank lending. instead, interest rates versus the shape of the yield curve is what matters to lenders. we can see big gains from the big financials. morgan stanley leading the gains

iranian to the east including the russell and industrial area as i say we cannot confirm that yes the f. themselves across the border have been very quiet today there have been there's been very little kind of twitch communication and certainly that spokespeople are not picking up that telephones we understand though that what we know that there has been another cold by. as the so called officials in the u.s. for a no fly zone again calling for that again to try and keep civilian the civilian population some sort of protection. it's difficult to say how this campaign will develop overnight but certainly in the last few hours a say in this area in particular has been a lot quieter protection that the civilian population desperately needs child's because they have been deaths but on both sides including we're hearing of a 9 month old baby and of course both sides blaming each other for the loss of innocent lives. yes that's right. the government here saying at least 6 people killed including that 9 year old baby. we've seen video of certainly videos claim to show these these attacks. no

well certainly here the town behind me russell line since we arrived about half an hour ago so.we understand the clashes what sounded like clashes have been going on for a few hours we're hearing what sounds like. artillery being used a lot of heavy gunfire. now we understand that this agreement that was made between the 2 sides involved the s.d.f. forces those kurdish forces withdrawing from this area along this proposed safety zone border and destroying or leaving their weapons and allowing their bases to be destroyed all indications here is that the cease fire is already as already over may not have even started so it shows you the kind of difficulties that that the turks and and and the kurdish forces are having in in a paying this agreement we cannot confirm whether there are these any other fighting in other areas but just to put in context here the kind of greyness all of this all this agreement between the and the. the turks say that they want a complete withdrawal of what they describe as terrorists from this safety zone area now the safety zone area certainly the turks

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side syria a convoy of ambulances has evacuated wounded people from a hospital in russell line near the syria turkey border stratford is in shiny new fia new turkish border with syria a 2nd medical convoy is being allowed into the town of russell line we understand that there were a number of wounded civilians and routed kurdish fighters that have left out of the city now on that convoy yesterday's convoys we heard were being held up refused access by members of the free syrian army these are the fighters that have been very much in the forefront of turkey's military campaign into northern syria it seems as if those kind of difficulties have been overcome today with news of these wounded being allowed to leave the city meanwhile the. free syrian army fighters saying us telling us that there are still kurdish forces in iraq. and we also understand that the general pace of this withdrawal of kurdish forces that's according to this agreement that was that was set up by the u.s. in turkey to general pace of that which will is a very slow if happening a toll in huge areas across syria's nort

d'angelo russell. is entered on the plane. a right elbow contusion. he will go to the locker but he will return. patrick peterson. he had 21. d'angelo russell gave the crowd something to cheer about. and one arlington montezuma raleigh. the warriors down by six. he hits the spin cycle. the warriors were down by 11. it only got worse. dreadful third quarter. la blowed open with 46 points. another three-point play. they shot 62 percent from the field. >>> we're live near geyserville. we will have the latest on the firefight coming up. >>> are the responsible for >>> a raging wildfire still burning out of control. this morning the firefight intensifies flames scores area.>>> bay area residents getting ready for another round of power shut off as utility speaks out on this linkto the kincaid fire. >>> all of the smoke impacting the bay area. the widespread impact. good morning and thank you for waking up with us. let's begin with our katie. was it like us to right now? our cell phone signal is that.

there have been some unverified reports of sporadic fighting smoke was seen in the border town of russell'm on friday morning. we do talk on tuesday for. a delegation proposed to us a 5 day deadline we have valuated it and reached an agreement according to you agreement the united states will make sure that the kurdish rebels will leave outside of the safe zone within 120 hours which is 5 days. we have paused our operations for 120 hours the rebel groups will have to destroy arms leave defensive positions and go outside of the 30 kilometer zone within this timeframe after these terms are met the turkish operation will end. european council president donald trump says the ceasefire deal doesn't do enough to end the fighting so called ceasefire this is not what we expected. in fact it's not as she said the month of capital ation of the coats. i think that we have to be very consistent here. and we have to do to raise the rate our call for turkey to put a permanent end to its military action immediately and to throw its force isn't and respect international humanitarian law and this is for s

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 angelo russell who buys in they'll be great of d angelo russell is the same guy we saw in new york. >>roster know kevin, duran know andrea dollar klay thompson recovering from the acl injury on draymond green he got an extension we're going to break it down you can be hearing from all the big names on tonight show steve kerr stellar. and the san francisco chronicle he covers the warriors very closely all we're going to be showing the show on. on facebook live so you can watch it live there send us your questions will try to give our opinion give our take sunshine answered as best we can, we'll also be opening up the phone lines so that's going to be a lot of fun. bay area sports night

and there's been a lot of heavy shelling in the last hour or so on or around that town russell line which was disputed for so many days we've heard actually in the last 10 minutes or so the turkish military defense saying that that town russell a now is on the turkish control but we also know certainly according to pictures being released by the syrian news agency sana that syrian troops the syrian army are located in a town called. hama which is very close by to there we also understand that the syrian military have moved into locations moved into positions in various towns. in and around various towns down west along the border those towns including places like top which is close to rocca i know and as you mentioned in the intro and money in beijing we were getting reports on the again in the last hour or so that turkish forces were moving close to money around about 1015 kilometers away there are reports of bridges being set up across the euphrates river very much an indication that president or the one he's sticking to his word and that money will indeed be taken mr with a plan to as

syrian rebels backed by turkey advance into russell i mean one of several towns in syria close to the turkish border in an area that's been under kurdish control and that turkish forces and their local allies aim to seize them. here they're posing in front of a poster of jelena he may be in a turkish jail but the leader of the p.k. k. kurdish separatist movement in turkey remains a potent symbol reviled by the turkish leadership anker and to crush the kurdish forces in syria the y.p. gene militia which it sees as terrorists linked to the p.k. k. but the kurds are putting up a fight the y. p.g. where the united states key ally in the campaign against islamic state until president donald trump decided to pull u.s. forces out. of the fighting has already displaced as many as 200000 people in syria living near the border many simply don't know where to go and international efforts to get to get under way these people are camping by a road niqab on a. one on one and now we fled our village we were scared of the bones and we bit worried about our children so we came here to save ourselves h

ian russell ending angus crawford's report.ld like details of organisations which offer advice and support, then go to our website bbc.co.uk/actionline. or you can call for free, at any time to hear recorded information, on 0800 066 066. the headlines on bbc news: president trump announces that us special forces have killed the fugitive leader of the so—called islamic state group, abu bakr al—baghdadi. the us says al—baghdadi detonated an explosive vest after being cornered in a compound, in north—western syria. the government presses ahead with attempts to get a december general election. ministers will put a vote before parliament tomorrow. sport, and for a full round—up, here's the bbc sport centre. good evening. there won't be an all—british rugby world cup final after wales lost to south africa by 19—16. it was a close match throughout, which made the final result of the semi—final all the more heartbreaking for wales. south africa will now play england in the final next weekend. 0ur sports correspondent andy swiss reports

stuart russell, welcome to hardtalk. hi.ave spent a career at the forefront of ideas on artificial intelligence. can you give me a working definition? very straightforwardly it means making machines intelligent. and what that means is traditionally making machines that act so as they achieve their objectives. that's more or less the same definition be applied to human intelligence. it's more or less the same definition we applied to any machine. i mean, we design a car to achieve the objective of travelling down the road in it, so is there something more about the intelligence that these machines that you work with and on are providing? yeah, so a car is designed to travel down the road but that objective is our objective. the car doesn't know that's what it's for. but these machines and in some sense, do. they have an explicit internal model of what their objective is and they can figure out how to achieve it. so there might have the goal of winning a game of chess and they can figure out how to do that and beat humans at i

from their chief spokesperson very definitive in his words saying we do not have any fighters in russell lane anymore now that kind of statement was being disputed by free syrian army fighters that we've been contacting inside the city these of course all those syrian fighters that have been very much at the forefront of this military operation with the turks they were disputing that saying that there could well be fighters still in the city they were saying that there were a lot of booby traps that had been left around there i think certainly with respect to the citizens that were trapped there and let's not forget the fighting in russell line has been intense over the last week or so and even after the cease fire they were reported on going sporadic clashes so must be a great relief for what we believe could be at least a couple of 100 citizen civilians that have been trapped in that city where this leaves the cease fire remains to be seen. u.s. defense secretary mark asked for has made an unannounced visit to afghanistan in an attempt to revive negotiations with the taliban is also he

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out early losses after white house economic advisers wraps up expectations >>> don't look now, the russell 2000 has entered a death cross we'll have more on what that is, what it means later, kelly, this hour >> sounds scary. let's get more on today's big intraday turn around from bob who is watching the action at the new york stock exchange. >> china trade talk moving the market you heard about mr. kudlow speaking early one of the comments he made, delisting chinese economy not on the table. a bit lart on, this moved the market more importantly here chinese is ready to do a deal on the parts of the negotiations both sides agree upon. this is part of that 80% deal that we have been talking about for many months. not only did u.s. stocks move, chinese stocks move to predictably u.s. cyclical groups moved into positive territory. serks mis were negative, materials, industrials, banks. yields moved up. this 80% deal we keep talk about, what's it look like probably wouldn't be much in the way of industrial reform which the trump administration has been pushing for there probably would be some

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