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w. . this is news coming to you live from berlin president orders american troops out of syria and provokes a storm of protest the president declares victory over so-called islamic states but senior republicans on the pullout as a costly mistake find. our allies in europe are reacting also coming. back to earth a safe landing for the crew of the international space station but their six month mission was marred by technical problems. and. put more pressure on
top of the table it. was to read cards my own fault their way to a tightly contested. hello i'm terry martian good to have you with us present a surprise decision to announce big tree over so-called islamic state and withdraw american forces from syria has been met with criticism from both parties in congress leading republicans are calling it a premature and costly mistake one that would benefit iran in russia others question whether the militant group has in fact been defeated two of america's allies britain and friends say isn't finished yet and the battle to clear them out should go on. have invited. president trump gets his way the american troops
currently in syria will start leaving the country as soon as possible trump posted a video on twitter explaining his move i've been president for almost two years and we've really stepped it up and we have won against isis we've beaten them and we've beaten him badly we've taken back the land and now it's time for our troops to come back home i get very saddened when i have to write letters or call parents or wives or husbands of soldiers who have been killed fighting for our country it's a great honor we cherish them but it's heartbreaking there's no question about it it's heartbreaking now we've won it's time to come back they're getting ready you're going to see him soon these are great american heroes about two thousand american soldiers are currently stationed in syria officially as instructors and
advisers to rebel forces that includes kurdish troops with the city and democratic forces the s.d.f. who have led the fight against the so-called islamic states the move has sparked surprise and outrage from republican lawmakers who called chums actions rash and dangerous. it's a terrible thing for our nation and it's a terrible thing for the. for the allies that we've been working with this terrible thing for the s.p.f. and it's just. it's hard to imagine that any president would wake up and make this kind of decision with this little communication with this little preparation i mean mohnish standing as we're. beginning to move out right now. yes. entirely. the withdrawal of u.s. troops is also called the other nations involved in the coalition offguard britain for its part said it continued to view i asked as a threat. and britain is not alone friends too is convinced that the job of
fighting i.s.i. is not finished here's what french defense minister flaunts polly had to say on twitter she acknowledged that islamic state are weaker than ever that they've gone into hiding and are fighting is insurgents islamic state of lost more than ninety percent of their territory she says they don't have the logistics they once had but she continues islamic state have not been obliterated nor have the roots we must defeat the last pockets of this terrorist organization with military force. so that's the view from paris let's go over to brussels now or d.w. is teri schultz is standing by terry any other reaction from european governments. yes well the other government that has troops in syria the u.k. also very much disagrees with president trump's decision we've seen the u.k.'s junior defense minister toby was say this he says i strongly disagree isis has
morphed into other forms of extremism and the threat is very much alive now that something that we're likely to hear from other european governments as well people are are just starting to react to this news it took everyone by surprise as i understand it even u.s. diplomats were not given much of a heads up that this was coming and so had very little to explain to allies and partners around the world. also has its quarter headquarters there in brussels of course what do nato officials make a surprise move to pull u.s. troops out of syria. and from my discussions with people at nato headquarters it was very much of a surprise i'm not sure whether they got any heads up at all that the announcement would be coming nato does not have troops in syria doesn't have a training mission or anything there as it does in in neighboring iraq so this is less relevant than it would be if nato was actually running some operations on the
ground that said it is a member of this global coalition to defeat isis as are all the nato members and so people are very much wondering what happens to the u.s. led coalition are they going to be also stepping down from such a leadership role in this the white house has put out a statement saying that the coalition will will not be not be weakened by this move but at the same time with the when the u.s. has troops on the ground there has surveillance knows what's happening in syria to a greater extent than it will now after the pullout of course there are many questions remaining about what kind of leadership that will be for the thirty one nations that make up this global coalition and i think we'll be hearing more hearing more from from governments themselves but also i'm hearing that nato is expected to put out a statement reacting to the news here shortly. also understand terry that we're expecting a statement very soon from the european union foreign policy chief. actually
federica marine he has just spoken after a meeting with the egyptian foreign minister and they they did not speak about syria they had a very very brief press conference and that wasn't one of the subjects unfortunately d.w. was there ready to ask a question but it with a press conference was quite short and curtailed thank you so much for that update teri schultz there in brussels. now to some of the other stories making news around the world today. people have taken to the streets in sudan to oppose price hikes demonstrators are particularly angered by months of red shortages after prices more than tripled this year reporters say reports say the demonstrators have set fire to government buildings a state of emergency was declared in the city of. after protests erupted on wednesday. four men have been arrested with possible links to the killing of two
european tourists the bodies of the danish and norwegian women were discovered near their tent in an isolated mountain region according to police one of the suspects had links to an extremist group. and plates from london's gatwick airport are suspended after drones were spotted flying above the airfield late on wednesday and again today on thursday numerous incoming flights have been diverted to other airports flying a drone within one kilometer of an airport is illegal in britain anyone convicted of the offense could spend five years in jail. and british artist banksy has confirmed that a new graffiti piece in the welsh town of port talbot is indeed his cold season's greetings the image appears on two sides of a garage locals have now put up a fence to protect this latest work by the famous artist who strives to keep his identity secret. three astronauts several turns safely to
earth after spending more than six months on the international space station their mission proved to be problematic for technical reasons but german command center guest said the return trip went smoothly. back from space the soyuz capsule landed in a remote area of kazakhstan german alexander guest american serena anon chancellor and russian sergei procopio have all doing well the f.b.i. today things were much better they were easier than it really is wonderful to be here again to smell the smell of snow in the it's an incredible feeling after having not had it for half a year. the capsule had been docked onto the international space station the i assess home to the astronauts for the past six and a half months things were looking good when the team took off in
june but then came a series of problems the replacement teams failed launch meant that many of the planned experiments to be carried out after a full months in space guest became the first german to take over command of the i assess. russian astronauts had to carry out a grueling were paying on a mysterious hole in the soyuz capsule the craft that would ultimately bring them safely back to a. store selling in the biggest league win by in munich headed into their match with leipzig they knew they could cut the gap at the top of the league to six points leaders dortmund slipped up on to saying good bye and that chance. most coaches knew this was a chance for their teams to claw back some ground at the top of the table by and enjoyed the best of the opening exchanges and they were a whisker away from going in front of a breakthrough the first half of it live in just the phrase free by says gnabry
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and wants to finish with seven minutes to go joy unconfined in munich. the match and did an ugly scenes stefano sanker was given a straight match for this foul. sanchez will say given his. marching orders for his role in the ensuing mad i i just finished one nail a vital three point stop by a. world of swimming is losing one of his most prominent figures due to retirement at the tender age of twenty three missy franklin won five olympic gold medals during a stellar career but the u.s. star has decided to quit because of a chronic shoulder problem. baseball and as you may know it's the most popular sport in the u.s. but it's also popular in cuba now the u.s. major league and the cuban baseball federation have reached a historic agreement it allows players from cuba to sign contracts with in the u.s.
without effecting depending on the quality of future players the agreement could mean millions of dollars in income for the cash poor cuban federation cuba is a baseball hotbed but its patchy relationship with the united states has long served as a stumbling block for cubans hoping to call a major league baseball home this looks set to change after cuba's baseball federation in major league baseball announced a historic deal which could have widespread diplomatic ramifications. nice it's a good day for cuban baseball for world baseball people for the american people i mean a gun the agreement should be a homerun for both sides as it provides cubans with a safe regulated path to playing in the u.s. while compensating the cuban baseball federation for any players making the jump as it currently stands cuban players have to defect and give up their citizenship for a chance at making it in the majors which is lead to criminal organizations
trafficking players. fans in havana are pleased with the deal if not it's timing. it's a step forward for the cuban game it's something the cuban state should have done years ago that's the reality of it. but political relations could still put the brakes on the deal baseball was an important diplomatic tool as then u.s. president barack obama sought to normalize relations with cuba and he even called again with raul castro while visiting havana tensions have reached a higher pitch under donald trump who has rolled back most of the agreements made by his predecessor american politicians from republic as. we follow someone who's been trying to live on a russian pension more on that coming up business with. bringing you up to date on the fallout from the latest rate hike by the u.s.
WayFaultGreat-americanSyriaMistakeDecisionOneStateOthersRepublicansIslamicForcesmany years and your family. and it's great to see you in this role. not surprising at all considering you know, the public service legacy of mccain family. including your mother, as an ambassador. you've been advocating to keep afghans in the u.s. you helped dozens of afghans settle in the u.s. tell us why this is so personal for you. >> because i flew and fought alongside afghan pilots in kandahar and helmand for a year of my life. when the collapse came, a dedicated group of people across all walks of life, whether they were military, civilian, got together to bring them to the united states and now we have a moral responsibility to make sure they're capable of staying. >> i read that you said that in particular, the people around you kept your identity secret.
FamilyRolePublic-serviceLegacyMccain-familyMotherAmbassadorAmericansAfghanistanDozensPeopleMilitaryas foreign instigated "riots". to find out more about the state of the protest movement in iran at the moment, i spoke to a protestor inside iran. to keep her identity secret, i called her maryam. here's what she had to say. honestly say from the first days of the protest of this woman's life, freedom forwomen, life, liberty, we, women were in the first line of protesting. and, you know, we have actually maybe started this movement. but what actually have been always mentioned in the previous six or seven months, it was the supporting that we have from the men, from the communities, from all the people around. but since, you know, the government has always sought to punish with the high rank of it means like shooting, like, you know, presenting people for a long time, for long ages, for even, you know,
Maryam-moshiriProtest-movementRiotsStateIdentity-secretIranLifeWomenProtestWomanDaysLinebut when they traced the phone no, ma'am new mexico from whic this john wilson called, the found themselves looking at public pay phone. but when the google names, they found profiles on dating sites and facebook and quickly realize this man wasn't who he appeare to be. >> it was a pretty minimal site >> and a photograph purporting to be this john wilson guy >> correct. an we found he had actually stolen it from anothe person's website, a doctor who lived in new york city >> so now you know john wilson is not the person you see on the screen >> correct >> a phony picture, a phanto who was clearly interested i keeping his real identity secret. but why? exactly who was this latest mystery man? >> thanks, and i look forwar to hearing from you. bye >> the very day detectives believed chanin was murdered but when they traced the phone no, ma'am new mexico from whic this john wilson called, the
John-wilsonNamesWhicPay-phoneGooglePhone-noMa-amNew-mexicoGuyDoctorPersonWebsitefound themselves looking at public pay phone. but when the google names, they found profiles on dating sites and facebook and quickly realize this man wasn't who he appeare to be. >> it was a pretty minimal site >> and a photograph purporting to be this john wilson guy >> correct. an we found he had actually stolen it from anothe person's website, a doctor who lived in new york city >> so now you know john wilson is not the person you see on the screen >> correct >> a phony picture, a phanto who was clearly interested i keeping his real identity secret. but why? exactly who was this latest mystery man? >> thanks, and i look forwar to hearing from you. bye >> coming up - >> he completely stressed out. he is completely worried about his personal life, his professional life. >> how do you track down a guy determined to hide >> he is doing everything from public locations >> what does all this sort o thing tell you >> well, it caused us a lot of concern. this certainly coul
GuyDoctorJohn-wilsonNamesWebsiteHe-appearePay-phoneGoogleDating-sitesSiteProfilesPhotograph-purportingpremature because what really matters and mild world, but the intelligence community, is the damage assessment. telligencethat's really going ts what exactly was in those documents where we say hsn formation, that is human classified information, as a potential exposure for the identities of our sources. that is really critical. we don't know what was in this document specifically, but if it turns out that sources could have been compromise, that goes counter to the root of what i did as a cia officer. i spotted, assess, developed, recruited, inhaled a source. that's someone, a russian intelligence officer around here official, a chinese diplomat who we make a pact with to keep their identity secret. that is sacrosanct. for cia, that is the nuclear codes. if i kind of information was exposed, that's incredibly serious. and i think that, at the end of the, day a lot of these republican officials who are standing by trump right now,
DocumentsWorldDamage-assessmentHuman-classified-informationIntelligence-communityTelligencethatHsn-formationOfficerSourcesCompromiseCiaDocument>> carley: $1.3 billion mega millions jackpot does not come forward. it was rebuilt the ticket was purchased at this illinois convenience store, but it was not clear if it was an individual purchase or part of a pool. it turns out we may never know because anyone who wins a quarter of a million dollars can keep their identity secret. the winning numbers, todd, write them down at an illinois convenience 13-36-45-57-57 and the mega, 14. >> todd: you didn't know i won after the show? >> carley: congratulations. we will be splitting the winnings. and i will bring my imaginary puppy. turning to this, it is my turn to read, apparently, democrats have made it clear how they view latino voters. speak with the university of this community as distinct as te
Carley-shimkusPartJackpotTicketPurchaseIllinoisConvenience-store1-3-billion3-billionWill-toddAnyoneIdentity-secrettestimony. in that message, the sender cites an anonymous person who knows that cassidy hutchinson is loyal and is going to do the right thing. nbc news reports that that person trying to influence cassidy hutchinson was her former boss, the trump chief of staff, mark meadows. that's according to a source familiar with hutchinson's deposition. cnn for the reports that, quote, hutchinson's security was a grave secure concern of the committee leading up to the hearing. it was part of why they kept their identity secret leading up to the meeting. cnn for the reports that members of the committee have also suggested that the two examples they presented were only a fraction of the evidence they have related to possible witness intimidation. as we first covered on this show last night, threatening messages are not the only issue at play here. trump's save america political action committee is paying and providing lawyers to some of the january 6th witnesses,
ThingPersonCassidy-hutchinsonMessageTestimonyAnonymousSenderNbc-newsTrumpDepositionEnd-quoteCnnnevertheless instructed secret service agents to waive them through security and later desperately tried to go to the capitol with them. she also described out an irate trump's [inaudible] with the mob against his own vice president as they chanted hang mike pence. today, nbc news reports that the intimidating message that congresswoman cheney read at the hearing was sent to hutchinson herself prior to her testimony. in that message, the sender cites an anonymous person who knows that cassidy hutchinson is loyal and is going to do the right thing. nbc news reports that that person trying to influence cassidy hutchinson was her former boss, the trump chief of staff, mark meadows. that's according to a source familiar with hutchinson's deposition. cnn further reports that, quote, hutchinson's security was a grave concern of the committee leading up to the hearing. it was part of why they kept their identity secret leading up to the meeting. cnn further reports that
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