news live from cannes germany in turkey pot shop a damaged relationship the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points snoops for migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens a correspondent has the details. coming up the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump try to stop him from publication trump hits back at accusations in it that he's not fit to govern describing himself as a quote very stable genius. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the cold is paralyzing communities along the east coast. i'm having a good to have you with us germany and turkey have pledged to take steps to calm tensions between the two countries german foreign minister and his turkish counterpart. were meeting to discuss recent disputes including over a wave of the arrests in turkey following the failed coup when twenty sixteen at least nine german citizens were among those arrested including that is you joe a correspondent for germany's do you read newspaper he's been in a turkish prison for mor

turkey used old east german army weapons against the kurds in turkey and history is repeating itself in syria. and it's not just german tanks german military trucks have also been spotted on the syrian border. this article look at some other stories making news around the bond meanwhile says it's preparing reception camps for the drugs or return of muslim refugees who fled to neighboring bungler this because of the military crackdown in the buddhist majority country bungled this says it is also preparing for the transfer of but it needs more time. to conservative car bombs detonated near a mosque in the libyan city of benghazi on tuesday killed at least twenty seven people and injured dozens more the attack took place as worshippers were leaving the mosque many security officials were among the casualties they have believed to have been the target of the attack. gunmen have stormed an office save the children aid agency in the afghan city of jalalabad two people were killed when the militants battle security forces who had surrounded the building is the nucleus of the sponsibility th

president says thanks to him we'll put that into perspective for you and turkey's economy is boasting impressive growth but is it sustainable we'll get the word from istanbul. this is a business i'm crystal folbre welcome energy independence is king donald trump's government wants to open u.s. coastlines to more offshore drilling while energy companies are cheering several coastal states vaal to do whatever it takes to stop that from happening. the five year plan calls for forty seven new offshore leases opening waters that have been off limits for decades including areas off the california and florida coasts is a move that the u.s. interior department says is in the nation's interest but it is a clear difference between interview we. and the president we're going to have the strongest energy policy and become the strongest and. we certainly. do that the proposal follows last week's announcement of plans to roll back or even repeal safety regulations adopted under the obama administration environmental groups have vowed to oppose the move and are organizing protests offshore drilling

news live from but it can germany and turkey patch up a damaged relationship the two countries top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points new strong migration to terra to dispute his arrests of german citizens our correspondent has the details also coming up. the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump trying to stop from publication the white house hits back at you were a scathing claims in it including that close trump associates consider him a child unfit to govern. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the coldest paralyzing communities along the east coast. time had an all free good to have you with us germany and turkey have pledged to take steps to calm tensions between the two countries german foreign minister. and his turkish counterpart move it to one meeting to discuss recent dispute. a wave of arrests in turkey following the failed coup in twenty sixteen at least nine german citizens were among those arrested including then as you check out a correspondent for germany's devote newspaper he has

the shattered turn of yield is evidence of the force that turkey has brought to be enough turkey's government is determined to press on with operation all of branch which to them has been a success so far it appears. the operation will continue until the threat is removed. reject a little but the kurdish y p g wants the world to know that they would surrender the enclave without a fight. we will resist and will not allow the enemy to invade our land to the last drop of blood we have we will never retreat from here on. those appear to be no idle words missiles fired from y p g controlled territory crashed into this mosque in the turkish border tone of killis causing fatalities and panic as worshippers tried to free the wounded from the rubble. the death toll rises on both sides but turkish president rich one says he will expand the offensive eastwards. u.s. troops stationed in northern syria might soon find themselves caught between kurds and turks each ally determined to banish the other from the region at all costs not only in the middle of memory or through meantime donald trump has arrived

turkey used old east german army weapons against the kurds in turkey and history is repeating itself in syria. and it's not just german tanks german military trucks have also been spotted on the syrian border. let me bring you up to fit some other stories making news around the world two consecutive car bombs detonated near a mosque in the libyan city of benghazi on tuesday killing at least twenty seven people and injuring dozens more the attack happened as worshippers were leaving the last many security officials are among the casualties they have believed to have been the target of the attack the so-called islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly attack in afghanistan gunmen stormed an office of save the children aid agency in the have gone city of jalalabad two people were killed and twenty others injured when the militants battle security forces huzzah rounded the building the british based charity has suspended its operations in afghanistan police in pakistan have arrested a twenty four year old man suspected of being a serial killer responsibly for the rape and mur

turkey's economy is booming at least according to turkish government officials. skyscrapers are sprouting up and exports are strong but for many on the ground life is far less rosy. activists suddenly had to get used to serving tea for the last four months he's been working as a temporary waiter in this istanbul cafe. he'd never imagined things could come to this only last someone who had was the proud owner of a small hotel he was the boss but the economic crisis runed his business he went bankrupt was forced to sell up. to get to do we had only. it feels awful to crash like that it's just such a huge difference between what i was and what i am now. my house is mainly european tourists in my hotel but they stopped coming and i started to lose money on what's happening in the last two years my business collapsed completely the lots of turkeys businesses have gone the way of new hats on the stumbles main shopping boulevard the lively misty club the signs of economic malays are everywhere turkey's inflation rate has hit a fourteen year high the lira is constantly l

news live from but it can germany and turkey a damaged relationship the two countries top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points new stream migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens all correspond that house the details also coming up the tell all book that u.s. president donald trump did not want to publish trump it's back accusations and that he's not fit to tick up at describing himself as a quote very stable genius. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the coldest current izing community gets along the east coast. five hundred free thanks for joining me well let's go live now to camp david in the u.s. where present donald trump is that a retreat with republican leaders and is just now speaking to the press literally and or old types of military situations an application just goes general mattis is here general kelly has lot of a lot of good millet. very important very important and it discussed the funding for the military which is so important we also obviously wanted to budget so we wen

is turkey's target for the record the white b.g. equals the kurdish army and for all these years who's been giving the kurds all kinds of support right. the kurds were extended in all of branch that's what ankara calls its military op the but where does that wipe e.g. get its guns somebody tapered on couldn't care less why washington's been helping the kurds to destroy eisel for this man the kurdish militias are no better than terrorists that explains his latest messages to america because the us is in the process of creating a terror army on our border what we have to do is nip this terror army in the bud america do not encroach on our borders do not provoke us or we will run out of patience does anyone from the us government have anything to say we urge turkey to exercise restraint and ensure that its military operations remain limited in scope and duration and scrupulous to avoid civilian casualties some very restrained council there to be restrained think about it mr aired on rants that america u.s. officials don't hit back turk

turkey's attack on y p g forces in the free looks to achieve that goal the campaign is turkey's next right in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the us turkey's nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. now here in germany the social democrats are holding a special party conference tomorrow sunday to decide whether to endorse the idea of launching full coalition talks with chancellor merkel's conservatives let me just remind you how we got to where we are election day you may remember it was september the twenty fourth last year the social democrats suffering their worst result since one thousand nine hundred nine and this man him party leader martin shultz categorically saying the s.p.d. will now go into opposition what happened then was that chancellor merkel opened exploratory talks with the free democrats and the greens those talks however failed in late november so the focus shifted to president frank. as you can see here he urged martin short that's the back of his head there to revise his decision

biggest friend of turkey is actually i think it's the biggest enemy of turkey today turkey is trying to create more options approaching to russia or thaw it seems like turkey is trying to make a deal with it so you want the more you should speak up the future of the syria especially northern syria is all about the relationship between them of course and they position to y p g they did they will work together they prefer to work with. rallies against the military operation have been held in turkey as well as a number of european countries police in istanbul.

militia turkey is dead set against that plan. turkey has run out of patience. no one should think will sit idly by to watch events unfold he. turkey's government wants to prevent a kurdish zone of influence at any cost from northern iraq to the turkish syrian border which it believes kurdish militias would use to attack turkey turkey's attack on the g. forces an african looks to achieve that goal. the campaign is turkey's next round in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the us turkey's nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. we're going to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the world veteran irish politician gerry adams has handed over the leadership of the nationalists in fame party to mary lou. adams led the party for thirty four years and was known around the world is the political face of the irish republican movement which renounced violence back. in two thousand and five. the family of u.s. rock star tom petty says the musician died of what they're d

militia turkey is dead set against that plan. turkey has run out of patience. no one should think will sit idly by to watch events unfold. turkey's government wants to prevent a kurdish zone of influence at any cost from northern iraq to the turkish syrian border which it believes kurdish militias would use to attack turkey turkey's attack on white g. forces an app for a move to achieve that goal. the campaign is turkey's next round in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the u.s. turkey's nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. ok time now to catch up with some of the other stories making news around the wilds thai police have arrested a suspected kingpin asians in the trade in detention species its name has been shy back he allegedly ran a launch trafficking network that smuggled parts to chinese and vietnamese tailless he was arrested on friday in connection with the smuggling of fourteen rhino horns wealth and one million u.s. dollars. the operator of japan's crippled fukushima

of the can germany and turkey patch up a damaged relationship the two country's top diplomats hold talks as a long list of sticking points nukes from migration to terra to disputed arrests of german citizens. and deadly winter weather blasts the northeastern united states we'll take you to massachusetts where the coldest paralyzing communities along the east coast. are having a home for good to have you with us u.s. president donald trump says he sees progress with a conflict with north korea speaking at a press conference often meeting with republican congressional leaders trump said the discussions between north and south korea about the upcoming winter olympics all quote a big star and he said he hopes talks will move beyond the games. well you also talked about fire and fury the tell all bestseller about his presidency let's listen to exactly what president trump had to say. i consider it a work of fiction and i think it's a disgrace that somebody is able to have something do something like that the libel laws are very weak in this country if they were strong you it would be very hel

this is d w news live from berlin turkey attack syria's kurds in a move that could seriously aggravate the war in that country turkish forces have long launch a ground an air offensive against the syrian region of our free as they step up efforts to oust kurdish fighters that russia and the united states are calling for restraint. also on this program in the u.s. donald trump faces a government shutdown and nationwide protests exactly a year after he came to power we'll have the latest for you from washington. and the world's top skiers take on the harlem come the most dangerous slope in downhill racing there was a surprise winner this year we'll tell you who mastered the mountain. hello and welcome my name is christopher spring a good to have you with us turkey has begun a military operation to oust kurdish fighters from the northern syrian town of freedom and its surrounding villages officials say turkish forces have launched a ground an air offensive on the region the army says it hit shelters and hideouts used by militants from three separate groups including the. u.s. backed white

has reported extensively from turkey high in a good to see you so turkey's foreign minister has said he hopes for better times with germany in the new year but are statements like this really going to be enough or do we need to see more there are not enough clearly i mean the german government's position here is very straightforward it always has been they are saying there cannot be any normalization in those relations. as long as german nationals like dan is you jill the journalist are behind bars in turkey without an indictment and two thousand and seventeen really has been a terrible year for german turkish ties so much damage has been done so first now i'm korea and berlin have to rebuild trust so a meeting like this is certainly a step into the right direction but it's not enough to ease tensions so just what is germany expecting to see from turkey and. what do what does the turkish side expect from germany while germany clearly says we need to see a development in the case of benazir jill and at least five six or seven other german nationals who are believed to be behind bars i

for turkey the wider g. or peoples protection units is the syrian army of the kurdistan workers party and enemy of the turkish state for the us the white peachy has been useful against the so-called islamic state and washington arm the kurdish group to defeat us now the us is calling for a border security force in syria that would include the y.p. g. militia turkey is dead set against that plan. turkey has run out of patience. no one should think will sit idly by to watch events unfold. turkey's government wants to prevent a kurdish zone of influence at any cost from northern iraq to the turkish syrian border which it believes kurdish militias would use to attack turkey turkey's attack on white g. forces an app for a look to achieve that goal. the campaign is turkey's next round in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the u.s. turkey's nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. not just some of the other stories making news around

border which it believes kurdish militias would use to attack turkey turkey's attack on forces in the free looks to achieve that goal the campaign is turkey's next right in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the us turkey's nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. in germany's bonus the have there been some high scoring matches today a few surprises freiburg for instance producing the performance of the day coming from behind to beat like section severely dent their fading title hopes live of course and meanwhile replacing lights in second spot in the bonus league or that's after they destroyed hoffenheim four one away they were also battling winds for months frankfurt and on friday dortmund drew away to begin with. america over my young still left out of the side two games to come on sunday including leaders by and against braman. meanwhile today's remaining game hamburg hosting cologne in a bottom of the table show showdown that's about to get underway that game hamburg at the moment second to last col

one he says turkey has been provoked. thirty thousand soldiers to be trained by united states was extremely provocative very good and powers to iran to syria and also to turkey so i believe this and many can move me ignited this problem and this confrontation and three i believe that. their key and particularly president. realize that this kind of move could lead to partition of syria and also the partition of picky so that's why he moved and sent his forces the. military offensive against the kurds and through some international attention a number of european countries seeing antiwar rallies some of them turned violent resulting in scuffles with police and their breasts. yeah. yeah. i. was. was. was was. yanyuwa world economic forum took place in davos this week and the star attraction this year was donald trump who became only the second u.s. president to attend the summit his visit was unexpected as trump's america first policy seems to be at odds with the forum's improving the state of the world tiger line the u.s. le

which has been fighting a decades long insurgency inside turkey causing thousands of casualties turkey considers the p.k. k. as does most of the international community a terrorist organization and they say that this wipe e.g. kurdish militia is affiliated to it and they say that this organization is a clear and present threat to turkey they accuse its forces of crossing over into turkey to carry out operations in source port of p.k. k. now the y.p. cheap the nicest and adding to the problem the white beach is a key ally of the united states in its war against the islamic state in syria i mean unger is arguing and i would quote them it has no option but to carry out the military operation but turkey just in fact bombing a territory in syria one of the wider repercussions of this move or turkey argues that it has international law on its side it says that this militia poses a clear and present danger to this country and under international law it claimed it has a right to defend itself but this why p.g. militia has powerful allies not only the united states and in fact the state departm

militia turkey is dead set against that plan it will mark that turkey has run out of patience. no one should think will sit idly by to watch events unfold. turkey's government wants to prevent a kurdish zone of influence from northern iraq to the turkish syrian border which it believes kurdish militias would use to attack turkey. turkey's attack on y p g forces enough free to achieve that goal the campaign is techies next ride in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the us techies nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. let's look now at some of the other stories making news around the world celebrated french chef paul bocuse has died at the age of ninety one often referred to as the french cooking he was an early exponent of know very crazy it's focused on fresh ingredients instead of the sauce is crews have been suffering from parkinson's disease. veteran politician jerry has handed over leadership of the nationalist shin fein party to mary lou mcdonald adams led the party for thirty four years a

the biggest friend of turkey is actively thinking that the biggest enemy of turkey for today turkey is trying to create more options.

deepening divisions a new front opening by turkey in northern syria and its operation against the. already tense ties between ankara and washington. and what a shame that is think about all that this country has spent through and now we're looking at another just russian promises which have never before have stood by united states it's really the trust crisis you've got a. lot of trouble to attend to the. probe liberalization both economic forum giving a speech promoting his own america agenda. a massive lotion of rocks the diplomatic district of the afghan capital killing at least ninety five people the country suffers a spike in terror attacks. eight o'clock on sunday morning here in moscow you're just in time for the weekly the top headlines of the week the main stories of the day. the rift between ankara and washington has deepened that's off to be supported by syrian rebel groups launched an offensive against u.s. backed kurdish positions inside syria people now have to flee an area that was previously considered pretty stable i mean what a shame that is think about all that t

istiklal the signs of economic malays are everywhere turkey's inflation rate has hit a fourteen year high the lira is constantly losing value creating problems for many . but to me that's all we now buy the euro so it's got us to go out a lot to eat but that's become a luxury for us as there are. reasonable and we're always comparing what we were able to buy and what we can buy now but that's not much use. we only lose money because of years of bad policies. we are not in the discontent is rife even though officially the economy is booming skyscrapers a sprouting up in istanbul's financial district thanks to state subsidies the week earlier on has seen exports increased president ready to tie the arab one claims that the economy grew by as much as seven percent in twenty seventeen the main issue in qana mees don't even come close to that. economist. doesn't trust the glowing figures he says turkey's economic miracle is built on sand we do have an investment boom the structures as you know istanbul is now colored with this skyscrapers but that's that investment it doesn't add producti

a new front opened by turkey against kurds in northern syria worsens already tense times between both ankara and washington and kurds and washington we look at the deepening division. donald trump attends the probe localise ation down off the economic forum but instead of pulling the party he launched a charm offensive term door big business to america. and throughout the week afghanistan has seen a wave of deadly terror attacks which is claimed more than one hundred lives. a very warm welcome you are watching the weekly here on r.t. international all the latest headlines and a roundup of the stories that shape the week. well it's been a little over a week since turkey rolled his first time it into northern syria and dispatched its first helicopters into its neighbor moves all in a bid to tackle local kurdish militia which ankara considers terrorists who threaten border security. you know. these are the latest pictures of the ground operation in syria turkish troops have seized control of the strategic point of mount shasta according to government media in this video turkish soldiers

by pushing turkey further away and i think the e.u. as such needs to come up with a more coherent common approach when it comes to its relations to turkey. many thanks indeed for breaking it all down for us. now to some of the other stories making news around the world and the u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley has warned iran that the world is watching its response to anti-government protests her comments came at a u.n. security council meeting but iran and russia criticize the u.s. for calling that meeting saying the protests in iran are a domestic matter mudslides and tarantula rainstorms have left at least forty four people dead in the congolese capital kinshasa authorities say victims were killed by collapsing walls and by drowning many homes in the city of ten million are built on hillsides where a lack of drainage systems makes them vulnerable to flash flooding two jets collided on the ground at a toronto airport on friday setting the tail of one of the aircraft ablaze have a look at this. and i witnessed on board

about how three year ago of the key in turkey always indicated the thirty three lot. is the kurdish forces to pose a threat to turkey so i think the fact that the united states and now these special force was a trigger but they didn't really change to secure a shoe the turkey is determined the kurdish forces or little the northern syria border will not be left with it's amazing that the u.s. is in the past week managed to completely betray both its rival allies in this in this conflict first a bit of a trail of turkey announcing this border security force made up primarily of kurds without any consultation with turkey and then as soon as turkey make make an issue of it immediately drop the kurds all together and say oh we're nothing to do with them and basically give turkey a free hand to slaughter them. on wednesday the two koreas agreed to march together under a single flag during the upcoming winter olympics the north will now send twenty two ather leads to the pyong chang games international olympic committee president thomas back praise the agreement calling it a

of turkey is actually i think it's the biggest enemy of turkey today turkey is trying to create more options putting to russia or thaw it seems like turkey is trying to make a deal with it so you want the more you should speak up the future of the syria special northern syria is all about the relationship between them of course and their position to wipe e.g. they did they will work to go.

if it takes a look now at how turkey and the us of turned from friends to almost foes. unbelievable is this real a nato member telling daddy you know i mean for me to come in behave yourself or all point a gun at you am i exaggerating a bit mr aired on didn't say that these exact words but turkey's got a prime minister who pretty much did anyone who gives logistical support to the white b.g. is turkey's target for the record the y b g equals the kurdish army and for all these years who's been giving the kurds all kinds of support right. the kurds were extended in all of branch that's what ankara calls its military op the but where does that wipe e.g. get its guns. tapered on couldn't care less why washington's been helping the kurds to destroy eisel for this man the kurdish militias are no better than terrorists that explains his latest messages to america to us is in the process of creating a terror army on our border what we have to do is nip this terror army in the bud america do not encroach on our borders do not provoke us or we will run out of patience does anyone

turkey demands that the u.s. ends its support for syrian kurds and they dispatched between the two countries over washington trained border forces. hundreds of prison guards that a large french prison is thought to be a hotbed for islamic radicalization strike over unsafe working conditions. and the leak from the fancy bears hacking group of finality raises concerns over how doping cases were handled during the real lympics in twenty sixty. very warm welcome you're watching r.t. international with me mickey aaron good to have you with us this hour washington is downplaying its support for the kurds and threats from turkey of a military attack on kurdish positions inside syria and career is furious over what it sees as broken u.s. promises to stop backing syria's kurds are seen here regional correspondent. turkey isn't kidding around day after day it is pulling more tanks and more missiles more troops to the syrian border this is the pretty new to a new war a war within the u.s. led coalition should. now america's

finding warnings from washington turkey bones to expand its controversial offensive against kurds in northern syria president everyone says the operation will extend eastward to where u.s. forces are currently stationed. thank you very much for your company everyone we start our broadcast in switzerland davos where u.s. president donald trump has delivered his much anticipated closing remarks to the world economic forum some said that america is quote open for business and that america first does not mean america alone the president says that he supports free trade but it needs to be fair and reciprocal trump said america's immigration system is stuck in the past. and else the change on his immigration position saying republicans will accept a path to citizenship almost two million so-called dreamers those are young immigrants brought illegally to the u.s. as children. and there or are going to discuss present time speech in greater detail and bring you an out of the united states i will always put america first just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first

faces a dialogue as to how to react to turkey's offensive. what will be the u.s. reaction are not sure that you're going to see a clear reaction i go i think what you're going to see some conflicting views and when you do have conflicting views within this within the same home what i'm going to say of him i mean the u.s. administration i think that's made makes it very difficult for them is for the administration to come out with one policy to control that situation so what what that would mean i think is that turkey might continue or might be given room to continue with these with this operation with the absence of one clear coherent american stance and in light of these different divisions within the american branches of government i think the u.s. is a big dilemma if it does continue to continue to support the cause or further support them and that leads to more and more confrontation with the turks if they're bad to deserve that means it would have banned in the only group that might be able to depend on and to score points in this war against terror so it is

news live from berlin and turkey attacks the kurds in syria a move that could seriously aggravate the war in the country turkish forces have launched ground and air offensives against the northwest town of operation as they step up efforts to oust kurdish fighters there russia and the u.s. call for restraint. also coming up. a year after a year in office donald trump faces division in the streets and in the halls of congress as a budget fight paralyzes the government. and a new exhibition in basel switzerland celebrates the lib ork of the day arc of basel lets the german artist has turned the art world upside down in more ways than one. my ass waiter thanks for joining us. turkish forces has have begun have launched ground an air offensive against the northwest town of offering off rain and its surrounding villages officials say turkish forces have lost their ground and air offenses and the army says it has hit shelters and hideouts used by militants from three groups including u.s. backed her dish y p d militia the move opens a new front in syria's civil war the syrian government has

unfortunately i can't do you proper journalism in turkey anymore. but mahmoud a columnist for the government friendly daily said disagrees he says the government is not influencing coverage of the offering offensive. when it comes to national security every journalist bears responsibility that's how it is everywhere in the world. but that doesn't mean they're not free to report on everything but there are some media and intellectuals in turkey who cannot use freedom of speech with hatred of the government. or the offensive enough in looks set to stay turkey's main story for now the government has announced that it intends to further expand the operation. that report and interview from did abuse yohan in istanbul talking with me earlier. all refugees from the fighting in syria were very much the focus of last year's berlin film festival and coming up in a few weeks at this year's bellino a syrian refugee celebrity chef will be cooking for guests there here's her story conjuring up the tastes of damascus bringing the craziness of her home country like

pushing turkey towards more to russian arms. one of france's most notorious prisons has seen two hundred guards there go on strike over security concerns at the jail. following the strike almost one hundred twenty inmates refused to return to their cells the prisons reputed to be a hotbed of islamic extremism among the inmates there is. he was behind the deadly paris attacks of november two thousand and fifteen and it's not the first strike to hit a french prison this week with guards fearing for their safety across the country. today we've all come here for a strike because discontent is spreading across france a crucial problem is the security of prison personnel today for each god there are ninety inmates on top of that there's the issue of islamic radicals who are also kept in our jails and who are not isolated from other inmates. it's dangerous for us to be around the inmates because for them we are everything they hate for them we are enemies by definition. our work is very dangerous we're weak teams of aggression an insul

the expectation was that turkey is in a very short period and control the area in affluent and. stop and clean up turkish decision to extend their operational command which probably will last a little bit longer tonight president grant talked to the president. donald trump to the american side was insisting on about turkey is not going to stand the operation and what is more important that this. causality it should not be the case this is somehow. a warning by the americans to the turkish president i think the confrontation between turkey and the united states of america is getting more and more likely. that the turkish soldiers will face the american soldiers supporting. probably. the turkish government. under. the count but first of all the operation in africa should be finished and should be completed i do not expect at the moment that turkey is undertaking operation directions which. just weeks to go until the winter olympics in south korea more russian athletes are now expecting their dreams of competing to be dashed to the international olympic committee has sent a list of

in turkey pushing closer to moscow. the u.s. administration right now is trying to lower the tensions but. you know in the fields what we're going to see is the continuation of the u.s. support for this entity is and the turkish administration would like to see the end the end the clear end of the american support to the kurdish people idea why p.g. and to basically to redesign the american foreign policy in syria i can tell you that there is a very increasing enter an ism right now in turkey because of the american policies and this friction between the united states and turkey is basically pushing turkey towards more to russian arms. one of france's most notorious prisons acing two hundred guards go on strike over security concerns at the jail. following the strike almost one hundred twenty inmates refused to return to the cells prisons reputed to be a hotbed of islamic extremism among the inmates there is. he was behind the deadly pirate attacks of november two thousand and fifteen thought the first strike to hit the

and turkey slams the u.s. over the trial of a banker accused of illegally moving money for iran. our government rallies are being held in iran for a second day that follows five nights of anti-government protests a senior military commander has to clear the and the protest movement in which twenty two people were killed ron's envoy to the u.n. is accusing the u.s. of storing violence in the country has more from tehran. large pro-government rallies are being held in major metropolitan cities across iran today in an effort by pro-government and pro stablish and supporters to illustrate to anti-government protesters that this government this establishment does still enjoy political and public support by tens of thousands of people it's an effort by the government to bookend what has been a week of violent and deadly protests that turned into what the government is calling riots now just because these people are out in the street in support of the government it doesn't mean that they support all of the government's policies but what these people are trying to say to their own domest

., turkey continues it defensive against kurds. how folks at home are reacting to the campaign and the risks to those who dare to criticize it. namibia bochy indigenous people and their demands of germany. the killings that still haunt the nation. ♪ i'm brent golf. it's good to have you with us. we begin with a breakthrough in china that makes cloning humans just a technical step away. the baby monkeys that you see here, they don't just look alike . they are identical, clones. researchers created them using the same cloning method that produced dolly the sheep almost 20 years ago, but monkeys, they are different. they are primates like us humans and now the question is being posed, are we next? >> they might just look like two cute babies, but they also are part of a breakthrough that has excited scientists around the world. the monkeys are clones, the very first clones of a monkey using the method that produced dolly. they were presented this week. >> we used monkeys for experiment animals, that's really for human health, curing

against whom i guess to syrian regime against turkey. well rallies against the military operation have been held in europe in turkey demonstrators were met by a heavy police presence with reports the authorities did use force to disperse the crowds at least twelve people have been detained there after scuffles broke out between police and protesters. that the u.s. national security agency's using voice recognition software to spy on paypal and detect their locations that's according to a declassified documents obtained by the media jacqueline vega picks up the story. isn't much. sure you can tell i'm sure now. that i'm american and that. the n.s.a. however could do a lot more easily using my voice to identify who i am what language i'm speaking my gender and my dialect according to cost by documents from the snowden archive the n.s.a. has been developing technology to identify a speaker using just their voice for years when sigint transcribers work the same tard. for a long time they sometimes can identify a certain individual in recorde