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A report of a recent mission trip with UK Seventh-day Adentist volunteers

Syrians, sirran democratic force -- syrian democratic force that's the united states is coordinating with. they're after that prize. paul: if the kurds -- if we walk out on the kurds and they're punished and massacred by the turks, if we need them in the future they're going to say sorry, you didn't -- you betrayed us the last time. >> i mean, it's a blatant betrayal and certainly you couldn't blame them for having that kind of reaction. they're very close to our military people there as you can imagine because we helped train them, we armed them and there's a bond that's there. and i'm not ce...

Syria, under the control of syrians, sirran democratic force -- syrian democratic force that's the united states is coordinating with. they're after that prize. paul: if the kurds -- if we walk out on the kurds and they're punished and massacred by the turks, if we need them in the future they're going to say sorry, you didn't -- you betrayed us the last time. >> i mean, it's a blatant betrayal and certainly you couldn't blame them for having that kind of reaction. they're very close to our military people there as you can imagine because we helped train them, we armed them and there's a bond ...

Employing 500 young people throughout the community, putting them in businesses so that they can get a firsthand look at leadership, train them, empower them and mentor them and give them some money as well so they can close that gap during the summer. >> money and support and positive reinforcement. that's what we need for our future. thank you both so much. really important conversation. next, the president's trade combatle intensifies as trump launches a second attack, this time on china's biggest telecom company huawei. why that matters next. i've always had a knack for finding things......

Right now we're just getting our main forces into texas right now after the initial lifesaving and getting people to areas where they can be sustainable. so we prioritize this right now. when you stack two and three and more it becomes a stretch our resources thin. one thing we're doing. it costs 1.2 million to put 100 people in a disaster area for one year. if you were to have a paid labor force it would cost 10 or 15 times that much. i would ask people corporate donations to go to national service.gov and help us fund more teams like this. we can get people in train them, house them and put ...