water. it was a pesky blaze. the fire again burning a few hundred yards away from homes. everybody seems to be callous in lighting off fireworks and playing with matches. any time we have a fire in the oakland hills area, we re worried about the general location of all of the homes to each other. we always worry about losing homes. reporter: firefighters told me they will be here throughout the night just monitoring this, making sure nothing flairs up nothing flares pup the fire inspector is looking at the possibility that fireworks started this fire. it s dry out there, and it s a very breezy night. it has been breezy this evening, but fortunately, these are cool and moist breezes. look at the humanity up to 77%. and the east bay is pretty breezy. fairfield up around 30. the other weather issue we re dealing with for tonight is the fog and how it will affect the fireworks, and this is how it looks right now. the low clouds are very low. way from san francisco, cl
firefighters and vacaville police are mostly mopping up right now and they plan to remain on the scene to monitor for any hot spots. we have got a mostly cloudy conditions right now across the san francisco bay area. we will take a rook now at temperatures. 66 currently in the fairfield area. this is the inland valley locations and approaching the lower 60s as well and the san francisco peninsula in the upper 50s. by noontime, again, the clouds will remain pretty much all day today and for the inland valley. by 3:00 p.m. gradual clearing with the clouds and under partly cloudy skies. it is 77 for east bay shoreline. patchy fog. and the wind gusts will pick up. averaging 22 miles an hour wind gusts and 62 for the coast. 66 for the east bay shore line and # # for the inland valley locations. here is the fog tracker. and all day, mentioned low clouds in place and you can see when we transition into the afternoon hours by noontime, lunchtime, most of it cools off to the coa
you re part of the isis army you belong in prison until this war against islamic extremism is over. that s what security council resolution 2178 says. i hope your chart, you ll add to your chart a list of those countries that have told us that we do not think we should criminalize those of our citizens and residents who went to isis, joined the army but say they didn t actually kill anybody. also an issue, sir, of being able to prove in a court of law this kind of activity. that s fine. people on the ground in syria to come to a courtroom to testify. so, again, i think our partners use different tools depending on what they know about a particular individual in the case. that s all i could say. chair recognizes the gentlelady from florida. thank you so much, mr. chairman. isil s reach into the united states has been documented. we also know that isil is known to be tech savvy, as we ve discussed, used social media tools to its advantage to help recruit foreign fight
i would hope we have another round we can get into sort of what has worked because i am troubled sometimes by some of the conversation we re having when they return to a given country what do we do? it almost sounds like deprogramming from a cult and i don t think that s going to work given the numbers. and so i would be interested in hearing from both of our witnesses about are there examples of things that have worked in a preventing people from going and unfortunately if we fail on that, helping to reintegrate them in a genuine successful way when and if they come back. thank you, mr. chairman. i know my time super. chair recognizes is gentleman from california, colonel cook. thank you, mr. chair. ambassador, i wanted to ask you about the role of hamas and the muslim brotherhood in terms of perhaps facilitating the information on people recruitment and some of the smuggling activities, if you had any insight at all from a diplomatic standpoint. specifically i do no
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