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i'm joined by our correspondent dorian jones he's on the story for us tonight is stamboul in turkey good evening to you door you know moscow says that the kurdish forces have left the syrian border area with turkey but we're not hearing much from anyone else from the kurds or from turkey for example why not do we know. well a senior turkish diplomat speaking anonymously is quoted as saying well we have to take the words of the russians the kurdish militia withdrawn but we don't trust them he will now be looking to the joint patrols of russia to verify this withdrawal these patrols will go as far as 10 kilometers deep into syria and also in the last hours of the cease fire has been marred by reports of heavy fighting a russian patrol reportedly operating close to the turkish border in syria came under fire from fire reportedly from turkey while there has also been reports of heavy fighting between militias linked to the turkish army fighting against regime forces with reports of casualties and the turkish defense ministry saying as many as 18 soldiers from the regime have been captur

our correspondent dorian jones he's on the story for us tonight in is stamboul good evening to you dorian moscow says kurdish forces have left the syrian border area with turkey why are we hearing so little from the other parties involved here well one has said that if that doesn't accept the statements coming from moscow that's despite talk we should fishel is earlier in the day voicing concern things as many as 2000 kurdish militia have not withdrawn beyond the 30 kilometer border agreed in this cease fire agreement and the one that earlier in the week been warning that he would crush the heads of any militia that did not withdraw but following the statements coming from moscow it seems uncle is prepared to give the benefit of the doubt this comes at the same time as we have had these proposed sort of patrol once he came under fire from fire across the turkish side of the boulder and on top of that we've had reports that turkish militias fighting with the turkish forces in heavy fighting with damascus regime full season a number of deaths have been reported but given the spike al

editor dorian murdoch as well and from the independent womens forum, the president and ceo of independent womens voice, i should say, heather higgins. welcome, all three. so you know, we talked a little bit last hour, but we will talk more about the market just from the big picture point of view, especially if you are president trump and under fire from all kinds of different things, all kinds of different angles. you can go out and say look at that market, all-time high, everyone's 401(k) is up. pretty good stuff. what do you think? >> absolutely. we were having some slowdown but that's because there's a much greater slowdown in the eurozone and in china. that will lead to pressure for more fed rate cuts but even those who are, you know, the people who don't like trump are in a bizarre way sort of hoping for a recession, but the market tends to be the leading indicator on that and the market is not saying that. connell: it's interesting, you look at interest rates all the time, advising people how to, you know, what to do with their money, is if things are so great and there

updated on more in napa and sonoma counties and the fires that are burning right now dorian let's go up to the fire and the destruction has done so how burning some homes and properties in healdsburg. >>and that's where kron four's will tran is station this morning live with a look at the damage and what they're doing right now will. what they're doing right now area is locking down this particular area healdsburg. >>i had to go through 4 checkpoints just to get to this location and it is dark most the power is out just to get to this location you have to go from one checkpoint drive a quarter mile go to another checkpoint because they want to make sure that the public as away from this area, so only authorities and the media are allowed to go through this area and you could see a couple of police cars right behind me in fact they're getting help from all over the bay area i saw a police car from coma just drive through this location, it is dark right now let me set the stage for you it is not windy, definitely smells very smoky of course the fires still burning out of control yesterday

stand in the wake of hurricane dorian so we look forward to your reporting with that. dr. dave campbell, thank you. and you can read dr. dave's piece on the humanitarian crisis in syria on our website, joe.msnbc.com. and coming up, more from yesterday's extraordinary news conference in which president trump announced the leader of isis, al-baghdadi is dead. this morning, military and congressional leaders say there is still work to be done in the war on terror. trump's former special envoy for the coalition to counter the islamic state, brett mcgurk, joins us. "morning joe" is back in a moment. joins us "morning joe" is back in a moment (logo whooshes) (logo chiming) ♪ - [woman] with shark's duoclean, i don't just clean, i deep clean carpets and floors. so i got this. yep, this too. even long hair and pet hair are no problem. but the one thing i won't have to clean is this. because the shark self-cleaning brush roll removes the hair wrap while i clean. - [narrator] shark, the vacuum that deep cleans, now cleans itself. now available in our new uplight model. i felt i couldn't be at my

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was adjusted and replacing the hurricane dorian one the president amended. if president trump keeps amending things he's going need a bigger char he. frms plains of minnesota ♪ >> to the walls of come genie moose, cnn. new york. >> i play that for my home state of colorado. friends and family tonight. that's it for me. up next, fareed zakaria "on the brink" when a president faces impeachment airs right now. >>> have you got an extra cam in case the lights go out? >> this is what impeachment looks like. >> ollie? only the cbs crew now is to be in this room during this. only the crew. no, no there will be no picture. no. after the broadcast. you have taken your picture. >> facing certain removal, richard nixon is moments away from resigning as president. >> enough,

need to house them during this time as well, but also as dorian mentioned really acts is the hub for all information for officers any crews working as actually have some information on not just the containment cap, the kind of the. 50 firefighters have to really work containing this place and so right now containment is at 21,908 excuse me. the fire is at 21,900 acres and containment isn't about 5% is which is which is what it was and just last night actually i'm joined here with one of our public information office. robert fox for the robert thanks for joining us this morning. tell us when it comes to the firefighters who are working. on the ground in this case. what type of battle that they has to have to work on this place. >>so you know i in the areas where the fire is actively burning out very inaccessible a steep rugged terrain so that does cause some issues but the crews are well aware of that on >>and so you know i we were talking a little bit earlier about this fire. obviously it's margin spreading very quickly at the beginning but what are we hoping for with now on weather

. the middle east. >> dorian jones is istanbul and oliver sallet is on the story for us. let me start with oliver. u.s. president donald trump is describing the truce we are same between russia and turkey as a major breakthrough made possible by his policy in syria. is that true russian mark -- is that true? oliver: that was a very typical donald trump move. this is something we have seen before many times. president trump declared victory on a crisis he created in the first place. let's just remember how this all unfolded. there was a phone call between erdogan of turkey and president trump. president trump decided to pull out the restrooms of syria that created a power vacuum in syria. the split of syria between russia and turkey. the outcome of that is russia became stronger, assad became stronger, putin became stronger. erdogan as well. isis might even research in the future. the u.s. gave up their last influence in syria. trump also said isis would be under control. he said we had the u.s. top envoy for syria giving testimony on capitol hill. he said more than 100 isis fighters h

. correspondent dorian jones he is in istanbul and oliver salat is on the story for us from washington to both of you good evening oliver let me start with you u.s. president donald trump is describing the agreement the truce that we're seeing between russia and turkey as a major breakthrough made possible by his policy in syria is that true well that was a very typical of donald trump move essentially what we've been seeing here today is something we've seen before many many times presidents come to clear victory on a crisis that he created in the 1st place and let's just remember how this all unfolded there was a phone call between president wretch of type every one of turkey and president trump and as a result of that phone call president trump decided to pull out the u.s. troops of syria that created a power vacuum in syria and essentially and eventually leading to a deal splitting up syria between russia and turkey and they the outcome of that is that russia became stronger asop became stronger putin became stronger. go on of course as well and even i since my research

had a map of his election results framed. there you go. when hurricane dorian was raging toward the u.s., he showed a doctored map that predicted the storm would definitely hit alabama, and earlier this month, he tweeted a map of the u.s. that said try to impeach this. now his allies are using maps to explain the situation in syria to him, and they're trying to get him to understand some logic. joining us now nbc news correspondent carol lee. carol is out with new reporting this morning alongside courtney kube on how lindsey graham and retired general and fox news analyst jack keane showed the president maps of syria, turkey, and iraq to try to explain why removing troops from syria would be detrimental to u.s. interests. carol, tell us more. >> sure, well, el w what we sawe last few days is the president really focus in on these oil fields and talk about this em publicly saying you know, maybe we need to keep some troops there to protect the oil fields. we need to secure the oil fields, and it really raised this question of, you know, first of all confusion. what is the policy? wha

correspondent in istanbul dorian standing by for us hi dorian can you tell us more about what exactly the presidents putin and agreed upon. well putin have divided up his territory which is around 450 kilometers long and 30 kilometer so deep turkey will consolidate its military territorial gains in its operation around 120 kilometers but the rest of the territory will now fall under the control of the syrian regime forces and russian forces who will now guarantee the security of turkey's border with these patrols between turkey and russia that will follow the removal of the syrian kurdish forces but going for the security of this region will now in his throat matter has been agreed between putin and. then we'll have to look to damascus for future security arrangements and this will take it some point to open up negotiate a diplomatic relations which syria which it cut at the start the civil war so this is a very important success for putin as he's been working hard to bring russia bring turkey and syria together during it does raise the question what about the kurds and the syrians ar

way of the russian president. our correspondent dorian jones is covering this story from istanbul dorian the russian and turkish leaders have hatched a plan for what they think should become of northern syria what exactly they agreed on well this concerns an air around 450 kilometers long in syria now under this deal 120 kilometers that have been already taken by turkish military in the weeklong operation that has been consolidated turkey will continue to hold this territory now the rest of this area which turkey was planning to take control off to a depth of 30 kilometers now that will be put under the control of syrian regime forces and russia they will move up to the border and in the next 150 hours the syrian kurdish forces will have to withdraw from this region to 30 kilometers away from the turkish front here moscow and damascus will guarantee that we've drawn once that has been completed they will be then turkish and russian military patrols along a 10 kilometer strip that borders turkey to guarantee the security under this agreement though it is not clear the verification

in syria d w correspondent dorian jones has more from istanbul on what's been agreed even though russia and turkey are backing rival sides in the syrian civil war what we have seen in the last couple of years is. putin increasingly working together because there is a realisation that they have to work together to bring an end to the syrian civil war which is in their all of their interests now this deal is another part of this process that was a potential flashpoint a turkish forces could ultimately get into a shooting war with the syrian regime forces further instability in syria but that deal this present deal does seem to have ended that threat it is part of a process of restoring stability to this area the fact that they and now that the kurds are now beholden to withdraw from the from the border will be of a key part of turkey's objectives in this operation and we will now see turkey russian forces on the ground in forcing a buffer zone as part of that process again bringing the 2 countries closer together but beyond that this cooperation is also working towards bringing an

to turkey our correspondent dorian jones is standing by in istanbul good evening to you dorian so how do you read this agreement that we're seeing now coming out of sort of are we looking at turkey and russia are they coming together or do we see 2 powers that are still competing for influence in syria well even russia and turkey are backing rival sides in the syrian civil war what we've seen in the last couple of years is. putin increasingly working together because there is a realisation that they have to work together to bring an end to the syrian civil war which is in their all of their interests now this deal is another part of this process that was a potential flashpoint of turkish forces could also make it into a shooting war with the syrian regime forces further instability in the in the in syria but that deal this present deal does seem to have ended that threat it is part of a process of restoring stability to this area the fact that they now that the kurds are now beholden to withdrawal from the from the border will be on a key part of turkey's objectives in this operat

our correspondent you are shadows in moscow dorian jones is in istanbul and yuri i'd like to begin with you walk us through what exactly russia and turkey have agreed to here well russian foreign minister sergei lavrov presented to after the talks in sochi here in russia a plan which includes several aspects of points i think 3 of them are essential 1st to moscow and ancora have agreed to that to the kurdish militias would to pull back 30 kilometers away from the turkish syrian border 2nd to love russian military police and syrian border guards would be deployed to on the syrian side of the border with turkey outside of the zone of turkish military operation and 3rd target extends to the ceasefire forms of the north from syria which was initially scheduled for tonight by another 10150 hours or more than 6 days which is pretty long so dorian what does this mean for turkey is offensive in northern syria. well for now at least it is is on hold and i think that this agreement in many ways what it sees is the consolidation of turkey's gains turkey has basically taken sick control of a b

either. let's return now to our top story we have standing by our correspondent dorian jones on the story turkish president reza type area won and russian president vladimir putin meeting to discuss syria the fate of kurds there dorian in istanbul with the view dorian what have they said at the press conference that these 2 leaders just held. well the press conference in fact is still continuing but after the 2 presidents spoke the president urged one described in a stark agreement had been reached with a memorandum of understanding being agreed on between the 2 leaders seems to be a comprehensive deal to address turkey security concerns and the wider situation in this area of northeast syria which has been the scene of a turkish military operation or the key components of the deal what we understand is the 2 sides have agreed that 10 kilometer buffer zone will be created from the turkish border into syria which will be jointly per trolled by turkish or russian forces to protect turkey from its this threat posed by the syrian kurdish militia which onkar considers as terrorists now o

thes cats that got stranded after hurricane dorian hit the islands. now that man and his drone are back in the pay area. this is the second pet usedrry r beloved dog. miraculously the chihuahua survived after hurricane dorian leveled their home. he helped find socks along with 30 other cats and drones using his infrared camera. >> they just dploe against the cold ground so it's easy to pip point where the dogs are and then we can have the rescue teams on the ground and find them. >> reporter: 120 mile an hour winds crushing homes and leaving at least a thousand are still missing. douglas who's from oakland first used his drone last month to help find pets in the rubble. but he realized he could do more so he returned home to oakland, outfitted his drone with heat seeking imaging and headed back to marsh harbor. >> i thihi something really ecause iwi ani they don't suffer so much. >> reporter: it's a race against time. more than five weeks after the hurricane hit many pets are facing starvation. >> you could see they were chewing on particleboard trying to survive. >> reporter: this dog

on a special mission, helping dogs and cats stranded after hurricane dorian hit the island, and now he and his drone are back home now, and he was more successful this time thanks to tpnew technology. >> after weeks of worry, kathy is reunited with her beloved dog, sox, and miraculously the dog survived after the hurricane leveled their home. douglas helped find sox along with 30 other cats and dogs, using his drone equipped with the infrared camera. >> we can have the rescue teams on the ground to find them. >> the hurricane crushed homes and left at least 58 people dead, and more than 1,000 are still missing. douglas, who is from oakland, first used his drone last month to help find pets in the rubble, but he realized he could do more so he returned home to oakland, outfitted his drone with heat-seeking imaging and headed back to marsh harbour. >> it's exciting because it will allow people to rescue animals quicker so they don't suffer so much. >> it's a race against time, and many pets were facing starvation. >> they were chewing on particle board trying to survive. >> this dog n

correspondent dorian jones who's following the latest for us from istanbul hi dorian the kurdish led administration in northern syria has accused turkey of violating this cease fire what is the latest that you can tell us. well it's very hard to verify these claims but we do know from substantial reports all through the day that fighting has continued in this crucial town of russia i mean there has been have reports of heavy gunfire and also sporadic use of artillery presumably from the turkish forces now anchor insists no this isn't true the cease fire is holding in fact president speaking to reporters said this is all dissin from a short one is very keen that this agreement does stick because in many ways it is a it has agreed to everything that turkey sought to achieve from this military operation so i could really does have an interest in it continuing on the ground it does appear that there's still ongoing fighting who actually is responsible the syrian kurds and they should claim it's mainly the syrian rebels that are fighting with the turkish walters' they are blaming them for

correspondent dorian jones he is in istanbul for us now dorian we're getting reports that fighting is continuing in the region and now we're hearing a kurdish military spokesperson saying that turkey is in fact violating this cease fire agreement what more can you tell us about all this well yes the blame game has already started over these sporadic clashes that have been going on since the morning mainly in this town the important town of ras al-ain kurdish fighters the same blaming the syrian rebels that occur that are fighting with the turkish forces for violating the cease fire and saying that they are defending themselves we haven't had any reaction from uncreate over this other than the turkish president reject the one speaking before prayers saying that they are committed to this deal to create this safe so that will cover several 100 kilometers and be 30 kilometers deep and they say that they see this is a very important step forward but on the ground it does appear that he sees thought isn't at least in the town of rosalin he's not holding with even reports that. a hospital w

and for that we had to d.w. correspondent dorian jones is standing by for us in istanbul now dorian we're getting reports as we heard that fighting is continuing in the syrian city of ras ein who is involved there and is this a sign now that this cease fire is already starting to fall apart. well it's very difficult to confirm any of these reports but yet seen since the morning there has been reports of heavy fighting gunfire and even the use of what appears to be artillery suggesting possible turkish military involvement in the sea in the fighting but still difficult to know who and why who is responsible for this well the latest reports are suggesting that there has been a law in the fighting whether that is going to be permanent remains to be seen but it just starts on the line how fragile the ceasefire agreement is given the fact that there are so many ambiguity about this deal now one thing that is clear in that deal is that the cease fire requires kurdish forces to leave the 30 kilometer so-called safe zone or are they doing that. well this really is a big problem with this de

to do their views dorian jones standing by for us in istanbul good day to dorian we're getting reports right now that fighting is continuing in the syrian city of also on our turkish troops involved in those hostilities well certainly there has been the sound of heavy gunfire and explosions possibly the use of artillery in the last few hours but it's unclear what the source of the. fighting is was it possibly celebrate 3 gun fire and possibly the militia just syrian militia destroying their . weapons depos but what we do know now is that for the last hour or so things have calmed down and it's pretty quiet as is along the rest of this area of heavy fighting in the last few days so it does seem that this cease fire does appear at least for now to be temporarily holding although it would be fair to say the situation remains very tense given that there are so many ambiguity over this agreement ok it's calm right now that's certainly good to hear but can you tell us about a little bit about ross all right. who's lined up there who's facing. well that's i mean it really has been the

and public joining us from istanbul in washington gentlemen good evening dorian let me start with you what more do we know about this cease fire slash suspension slash temporary stop in fighting. detail full details of this agreement and how it actually worked there are really many of them and that is really fueling growing concerns about whether this deal will actually work how it is that there will be 120 alex cease fire during that time syrian kurdish forces will withdraw to 32 kilometers away from turkey's frontier now we have had reactions from the commander of those kurdish forces of the syrian democratic forces general muslim cavani he welcomed the decision but crucially he said that the forces will only withdraw from those that are currently fighting the turkish forces now that will cause concern in ankara because there understand the deal is that kurdish forces will withdraw along the whole strip of 500 kilometers of the turkish front so there's a lot of ambiguity there also there is also concern coming from syrian kurdish political leaders saying we want details of what are

correspondents dorian jones and pablo fully alias on the story for us from istanbul and in washington gentlemen good evening dorian let me start with you what kind of agreement is this and where the kurds consulted before this announcement was made do we know. well the call is the agreement is that there will be temporary ceasefire of 120 hours we will allow the syrian kurdish militia to withdraw to 30 kilometers away from the. border if that is completed then turkey will end it operation permanently but there are very little details about whether the kurds were directly a part of these negotiations vice president pence said that they were in talks before these meetings in uncorrupt and said that they were welcoming such an agreement and were already starting to pull out but i think crucially we have had no official reaction from the kurdish forces over this agreement there are confirmed reports that they are rejecting it and i think they'll be big concerns about what will happen to this area if they do withdraw what happens their families who are there will the turks will expand thei

dorian jones and estoppel welcome dorian what else have you had well we are what we understand from this agreement is that the syrian kurdish militia the white p.g. have agreed to withdraw all 30 kilometers away from the turkish boulder along the strip of several 100 kilometers now this was a key demand of the turkish president type one he did say that the operation would cease once they did withdraw so it does appear that this he's meeting a key turkish dumond now we understand it suffer 120 hours kurdish militia will be given to a withdrawal we understand from vice president pence that is even starting now as we speak so it does appear that now that if they do comply with this agreement and turkey will and permanently its operation expectations of this meeting had been low so what changed. well absolutely no one saw this coming in fact all the briefing ahead of this meeting was that there would be no progress no change in turkey's policy quite what happened in that meeting is unclear when i don't know it going in any indication of what was actually said but it is understood. that

. so why does what let's bring dorian jones in istanbul into the cold so should. i just washington seem to have so little influence on. well president trump did hit turkey of sanctions at the beginning of the week but they were largely dismissed by turkey's financial markets and turkey's political leadership seen as basically symbolic because despite all the rhetoric that has been coming out of the crisis occasional criticisms from president trump wants to present turkish president heard one still sees trump as their main man in washington they're really their only ally in washington and while mike pence vice president pence was expected to warn one in these talks that if these talks fail than the pressure growing in the u.s. congress for much more draconian sanctions will only grow and will likely pass and maybe even override the president trying to veto uncross of the calculation that this will all take time and even if they even if it is a bigger vote and trying to veto the turkish military operation will have probably been completed by then turkey east dipping up its operation

it's totally ok to send a letter like this ok dorian jones and so we have presidents here in washington who doesn't seem to care about much about what's going on in syria he sends his vice president to turkey to issue threats it doesn't look as though president cares about u.s. threats and the current sanctions don't even seem to be biting well well absolutely in fact washington isn't really seen as a player anymore in the region given trump's apparent step back and washing his hands of this region who really counts now is moscow and while these talks with between earth one and pence were going on a russian delegation was in the same presidential complex having talks with their turkish colleagues ahead of a crucial meeting next week we've heard one in the russian president president vladimir putin at the black sea resort of sochi moscow it's a real play here and crucially for moscow is appearing to be calling time on this operation what that means for turkey so far more concern that whatever washington says at the moment is worried about moscow and how to deal with the growin

and let's get some analysis on this story in istanbul we have our correspondent dorian jones standing by for us in here in the studio we have heading reka with us from the german council on foreign relations good to have you both dorian let's start with you there in istanbul do we know anything about the talks so far and whether turkey really would agree to a cease fire. well we don't really have any information about the talks other than they are believed to be continuing in fact turkish officials have been playing down any hope of any kind of breakthrough in say suggesting this will just be a frank exchange of views on chrome washington really are at loggerheads over this operation and relations have been plummeting ever since it was launched and following sanctions being enforced by trump earlier this week and turkey's message and a message from the turkish president as your type urged on was that we will not in this operation until all our objectives are achieved and dismissed calls from president trump of some kind of mediation saying we don't sit down with terrorists so turkey r

trip to the saving lives in the aftermath of hurricane dorian. now, we first told you about douglas seron a little while ago. he's already saved more than 30 animals that were trapped in the rubble. he does it by using that that drone that's equipped with an infrared camera that can easily spot animals. that's incredible. you can see the animals down below. he didn't come back to oakland empty-handed. he actually adopted the very first dog he ever saved on the island. there's the dog right there. and there's theron. >> that's some wonderful work. >> that's a great guy. that's dedicated work. as we head into thursday what are we looking at? >> yes, for thursday -- i said thursday twice and then i said wednesday -- >> see, you knew it in the back of your head. >> okay. slight chance of an overnight shower but we really clear out all the way through thursday. >> thursday. >> enjoy it. >> thursday. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight, join jimmy and his guests -

am joined now by dw correspondents alexandra von nahmen in washington, d.c., and dorian jones is in istanbul. good evening to both of you. alexandra, let me start with you. the turkish president saying turkey will never declare a cease-fire and negotiate with kurdish fighters. so what are pompeo, the secretary of state, and pence, the vice president, what are they hoping to achieve with this trip? alexandra: well, white housese officials told us that vice president pence and secretary of state pompeo would not be heading to turkey if the white house was not confident that they can achieve their goal, and their goal is a cease-fire in northehern syria. but this was two days ago, and the vice president and the secretary of state are still in washington waiting, and president trump told us today that they might be going tomorrow or today, but maybe tomorrow. so, it seems that the white house is not confident no more that their mission can be successful. brent: dorian, the united states has already imposed economic sanctions on turkey. what more can it do to get its message across? dori

washington d.c. and dorian jones is in istanbul a good evening to both of you are going to let me start with you the turkish president saying turkey will never declare a cease fire and negotiate with kurdish fighters so what are pompei of the secretary of state and pence the vice president what are they hoping to achieve with this trip. well white house officials told us that vice president pans and secretary of state pompei a wouldn't be having to turkey if the white house wasn't confident that they can achieve their goal and their goal is a ceasefire in syria but this was 2 days ago and the vice president and the secretary of state are still in washington waiting and president trump told us today that they might be going to morrow or today but maybe tomorrow so it seems that the white house is not confident no more that they can a mission can be successful durian the united states has already imposed economic sanctions on turkey what more can it do to get its message across. well those sanctions were broadly dismissed by turkey's financial markets and turkey's political leadership as

friday live from the nasdaq, i'm jane king. thank you dorian thanks a lot shame. >>now is 7.20. coming up the latest on a lawsuit over the back and forth between the city of oakland and the county. alameda over the coliseum site will have the latest on where that stands now and after the break. house speaker nancy pelosi makes a big decision regarding impeachment inquiry into president trump. here's a live look outside as we check the commute we've got a lot of traffic here at the bay bridge approach also seeing backups elsewhere we've got robin winston with more on the traffic in a minute a job travel with your word weather for today. comey nice and cool. ♪ the home depot is making it easy to turn your favorite moment into the perfect color to transform your room with the project color app. explore the most popular colors and trending palettes to find yours. then get everything you'll need. like behr ultra interior rated #1 in customer satisfaction by j.d. power. now just $29.98 at the home depot more saving. more doing. enough with mouthwash that burns. in fact, most mouthw