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Special forces stormed the building in northern syria world leaders welcome his death but more surprise the attacks by arabs also germanys far right party surges forward any state election its a bruising defeat for chance on the americans conservatives knocked down to the birthplace plus a man appears in court in the u.k. accused of merit slaughter after 29 people were found dead in the back of a truck last week in vietnam victims where many of the victims are starting to have come from prison a...

When he was introduced after the im wondering, does it fracture? lamere, richard hoss and at least concerned about the possibility of with this new deployment, they could have some third inning. kind of a confrontation. >> the president and the first we also know that this new columnist for "the washington lady of the united states. does the radical islam movement mission will have a smaller post," david ignatius and amon continue to fracture across the footprint than what weve seen with the u.s...

And more syrians than any other terrorist group in history. so there is enormous satisfaction today among tens of thousands of families both in iraq and in syria and in other parts of the muslim world that this monster is gone. his impact on their lives, on the lives in the middle middle east is far greater than his impact on the united states. that makes him quite different in that respect from bin laden. he killed more muslims, more arabs, more iraqis and syrians than americans. >> bobby, how ...

More tonight on ongoing syria crisis. president trump says hes had a conversation with the leader of the syrian kurds. "i really enjoyed my conversation with general mazloum abdi," the president said in a tweet. "he appreciates what i have done and i appreciate what the kurds have done. perhaps it is time for the kurds to start heading to the oil region." by saying that last part the president is in fact suggesting the kurds move far away from their traditional homelands, in effect ethnically cl...

Again, fall into the hands of the enemy. that tweet perhaps suggests that the kurds should move down south to an area theyre not normally from, putting them in conflict with the sunni arabs that only live in that part of town and become guarantors of the oil fields around there. it sounds like hes trying to get the u.s. to protect the oil, and therefore the kurds. it all first came up in a comment he made in the white house. weve talked about how they secured the oil. no one quite knew what he m...

States -- does the united states have any role in what ends up happening here? given that erdogan and -- and -- and putin got together to make this arrangement? >> of course, the united states has a role. the people who are being brutalized apparently in these videos, the people who are fleeing their homes are the same fighters who were alive with american forces. and by the way, there are still american forces here in this country who could be in a position to stop these militias. theyre watchi...

Out of, that is indeed the kurdish homeland. those are places that very traditionally have been kurdish and obviously where those groups have been as well. theres a lot more arabs living down there. that is something thats pretty unclear at this point in time. the further south you move, there are still going to be u.s. forces down there. of course, right now, its going to be anyones guess. >> of course. fred pleitgen for us in sochi. thanks, fred. >> the ayes to right, 328, the noes to the left...

In rewards for staying active. belonged to the kurds as a so call unitedhealthcare today... or go online to learn more... semi-autonomous region. but kurds have lived there for about the only plans with the aarp name. generations. kurds being an ethnic group distinct from arabs who make up also, ask about our ppo plans the majority of the syrian that let you see any doctor population. who accepts medicare, so during the height of the without a referral. fighting back five years ago, and take adv...

Rob: but also say it is troops will still need keep familiar threat from reemerging. >> the president deserves some credit here. erdogan called the president and initiated a team over there to negotiate a cease fire, we got a cease fire, seems to be doing fairly well given cease fires in syria are notoriously bad and we may get a permanent one. i believe the cease fire will give us an opportunity, policymakers to take a deep breath here, consider all of the implications of what has taken place, ...

Also claiming that the u.s. secured the oil, what does is that mean? >>. >> who knows, the issue, it is not a cease fire, it is simply the turks allowing the kurds to run without being shot at for this five day period. at which point they lose their homes, their land, and the turks have been clear about this. theyre going to bring in two million arabs as a buffer zone to keep the curds and syria away from the kurds and turkey. with respect to the oil, this has to do with being further south. it ...