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it, with a republican primary dominated by an ex-president who has centered his candidacy around his legal woes, look no further. this morning donald trump, fresh off a decisive win in the iowa caucuses, was at a federal courthouse in manhattan as the defendant in a second defamation trial brought by the writer e. jean carroll. this time theres no question of whether trump defamed her. judge kaplan has ruled trump is liable for remarks he made in 2019 mocking carrolls claim that he sex...

The president trump to hear that on the feeds he watched. images of the raid will be released in the coming days. as for now, president trump has declassified a photo of the dog he said was involved in the raid. he says the name is classified. and officials say the dog suffered injuries but is recove recoverying. syrian democratic forces played a key role in the ail bad d al baghdadi raid. a troop withdrawal for syria, opening the door for kurdish invasion of turkish-held areas. they will patr...

Fact, killed by u.s. air strike. they seem to be working fast on the intelligence theyve got. and the isis leadership, shattered by the loss of its key figure. >> nick paton walsh, live for us in irbil, iraq. thank you, nick. the parents of slain kayla mueller is speaking out about ail baghdal baghda baghdadis death. th >> this has been going on for so long, im not sure about the last 48 hours for me. im just searching for kayla. she was killed in 2015. heres what the muellers told fox news. >...

Best, after a troop withdrawal for syria, opening the door for kurdish invasion of turkish-held areas. they will patrol much of the border as early as today. lets go back to cnns nick paton walsh in irbil, eriraq, f more. who helped this military raid and who got so close to baghdadi they were able to be the human intelligence on the ground? >> reporter: yeah. we got little extra detail, frankly, out of the pentagon yesterday. donald trump having divulged quite a lot. he, too, thanked russia, tu...

They will patrol much of the border as early as today. nick paton walsh live for us in irbil, iraq, for us. good morning. >> reporter: dave, interesting to remember that during that press conference, president trump even recognized the fact that while he was effectively green lighting the turkish incursion in syria, he saw al baghdadi closing in. startling he couldnt see one affecting the other. theres confirmation, on how they played a role in tracking down baghdadi, the key u.s. ally who has l...

Correspondent nick paton walsh is live for us in irbil, iraq. nick, the president gave quite a vivid account of this raid. >> reporter: absolutely. at times the rhetoric was quite sort of crude, in all honesty, the notion of bagdadi dying like a whimpering coward. he talked about how there were some frightened puppies in sum cases who were fighting alongside bagdadi, a vivid picture painted by the president, who seemed at times to be in awe at the military machinery around him. he referred to ho...

Gunfire at one of the key border towns on the edge of the american interpretation of where the cease-fire deal should go. as jomana said, this is all about the meeting in sochi. the timing of this pause in fighting, kind of a humiliating nod, frankly, to the lack of u.s. traction and diplomacy here. donald trump tried to make it sound like a big deal. but theyre kicking the can until putin and erdogan can sit down. back to you. >> playing into the hands of putin. nick paton walsh, live for us in...

And the forces around them arent enough to keep them in check. >> hurting our allies. helping isis, the assad regime and russia. an extraordinary move by the administration. nick paton walsh for us in irbil, iraq. he was going to be fired and he fit instead. now, a former ft. worth police officer that shot and killed a woman in her own home, he is charged with murder. managing lipids like very high triglycerides, can be tough. you diet. exercise. but if youre also taking fish oil supplements, ...

Kabul, given the insurgency swirling around it. what more can the trump administration doing? in the 16 years of u.s. involvement, pretty much every option has been tried. what else can they try? something old? is there something new left? not really clear. the mother of all bombs, the m.o.a.b. deployed against isis was a new tactic. the biggest nonnuclear twice used in u.s. battle history. but that inflicted a 94-toll on isis. the question is what else do they have in their arsenal? back to you...

Particular the fight against terrorism. the iraqis are obviously very happy about this. and it certainly makes up for a lot of the hurt feelings before. i remember, when i was in baghdad in january, i arrived just moments before the iraqi parliament voted to implement reciprocal measures on american citizens. so it was more symbolic than real, the vote, but nonetheless it was a very good reflection of the consternation felt by many iraqis having their country included in the original ban. so thi...