. >> hello, my name is thomas ray and i am a native san franciscan, and recycling in san francisco, is heading towards the disaster for the low income people and small store owners in san francisco. fortunately within the short time, the small store owners throughout san francisco will soon be required to redeem the beverage containers or face a fine of 100 dollars a day if they do not which most store owners cannot afford and the suggestion by some city officials that are recycling of the small stores can work, is not realistic and it will create many hardships for small store owners and most space and store beverage containers possible help the safety violation and no time to hand over the business of recycling and traveling to a recycling center to redeem their containers and if they do not, and also, if they have over 50 containers, they will not even get the full value of what they get out, and they paid out. because it will be calculated by weight. and on the parking lot near church and market is closed over 100 additional small store owners will be required to redeem as well. an

ray suarez. >> >>> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. i'm thomas drayton.let's get you caught up on the top stories we are following this hour. iraq fights back against the rebellion that's been tearing the country apart. >>> israeli soldiers search fore three teenagers that disappeared from the west bank. >>> what can we aspect from the supreme court. >> and

thomas. >> move forward. randall pinkston? washington. thank you. >>> former u.s. ambassador to syria, robert ford is warning of the that isil phrases. he spoke to ray suarez on this week's "talk to al jazeera"? >> i hope people watching the program understand the threat that the islamic state poses, not just to people in mosul or people in baghdad, but, especially with the vacuum that has opened up in eastern syria, we now have a large space of territory. historically, in arab history, it was sort of one desert entity called al jazeera, but that is now controlled largely by this extremist islamic estate group and places like sammali and yemen and mali and afghanistan is a warning that they can use that open space to bring in people to train, to prepare for operations outside of al jazeera, outside of syria and iraq, whether it be against targets in western europe or north america, in the middle east. it's really a danger to everyone. >> you can see the entire interview coming up at 5:00 p.m. eastern on "talk to al jazeera." joining us now is jamie terebet, an al jazeera digital reporter and a former npr baghdad correspond he want. thank you for bei