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>> general, our viewers would be forgiven for not following the plight of the kurds day by day and week by week. but what do folks watching tonight, what should they know about the kurds and the turks relationship to them and what the united states, what our president has now done? >> well, it was an extraordinary decision. minus the input essentially, the informed input of the armed forces, of the people in the region. it caught them all by surprise. the kurds have done 95% of the fighting to d...

Ask for help again. he has asked for help again when he asked china for help. and so theyre sort of saying why is he taking this strategy? why is he not sort of acknowledging what he has done or not? so republicans are saying its not an impeachable offense or anything, but they wont publicly criticize him. and weve talked about this before so many times that, you know, they have their political futures at stake. they dent want to go there. so its really extraordinary today that we saw so many re...

>> general, our viewers would be forgiven for not following the plight of the kurds day and week by week, but what do folks watching tonight, what should they know about the kurds and the turks relationship to them and what the united states, what our president has now done? >> it was an extraordinary decision. minus the input essentially, the informed input of armed forces of the people in the region, it caught them all by surprise. the kurds have done 95% of the fighting to destroy isis, which...

Either. i want to read you a tweet for the spokesperson for the democratic forces. he tweets this. we are not expecting the u.s. to protect northern syria. but people here are owed on explanation regarding security, destruction of fortifications, and failure of u.s. to fulfill their commitments. what does this mean going forward for our allies, the kurds, and their plight? >> it puts them in great jeopardy. theyre going to be defenseless now. the turks want to carve into northern syria and contr...

Washington, d.c., deputy news editor for the washington examiner david mark. david, good to have you with us this morning. lets talk a little bit about all of the developments in the past 24 hours, including the presidents own calls for china and the ukraine to investigate the bidens once again. what could be the potential impact on the impeachment plight of the presidents calls. >> house democrats are already moving down the impeachment path, the impeachment inquiry path pretty quickly. this gi...

$100.00 legs i will say im going to cover. something up for no one in india. but you get in england lived in south africa. and theres a big incident on the train the winter games. but if you like and you dont want to believe that moment when gandhi refused to leave the white only compartment on a train opened his eyes to injustice set in motion a life dedicated to nonviolent resistance and carved himself into history yet his reputation here is tinge with accusations that while he fought for indi...

Years here but with less and less success. he says a while ago his wife and his 2 children left him. since then hes been living at the edge of the city in this makeshift hut good decent ive got my kids with their grandparents while theyre waiting for their dad to come back but im not coming back. every evening petrik or goes to bed early hell have to wake up at 430 if he wants any chance of getting work tomorrow. god what a curse it life this is. but peter is not alone in his plight yulian monto...

Jennifer glass, following the developments for us. well stay in contact with you as the voting continues. thank you, jennifer. prince harrys tour of south africa, included a trip to angola. he went to the same land mine that princess diana went to in 1997. heres cnns max foster from angola. >> reporter: an iconic image. one that drew world attention, to the plight of landmines in angola. dianas son, prince harry, literally retracing his mothers footsteps from 1997. pondering a moment in histor...

The. german diplomats talk about serious human rights abuses so what exactly is going on there and why. our journalist reports from neighboring news there which has taken in 3000 refugees from camps in libya. syria. these images show the conditions in libyan jails they were taken by refugees in different detention centers human rights activists describe the mistrust was so messaging services reestablished direct contact with 2 refugees whove been trapped in a libyan detention center for 2 years ...

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