i don't think mr. abadi has succeeded to present himself or his government as a united one fighting isis. >> the leaders of south korea and japan agreed to speed up talking about on so-called comfort women. south korea insisted japan compensates women from military brothels. we have this report. >> this relationship has been in a deep freeze since these leaders took office, the handshake and smiles hardly brimmed with warmth but might represent the start of the thaw. the south korea president talked of the need of sincerity to heal painful history. the president spoke of future oriented releases. south korea wants japan's prime minister to address the past, in particular the sexual enslavement of tens of thousands of young korean women by the japanese army before and during world war ii and compensate the dwindling number of survivors of the so-called comfort women's system. perhaps the bare minimum was agreed, a promise to speed up talks on the issue. >> in order to build a forward looking relationship. we

so i don't think mr. abadyas achieved to present himself or his government as an united one, fightingitis. >> the saudi led coalition battling rebels in yemen is sending in reinforcements for pro government forces. the government has sent in 30 vehicles including tanks to shore up their position. >> showing a military convoy to taiz considered by many to be the heart of yemen. fighters loyal to president abd rabbuh mansur hadi has been trying to keep the city under their control for months. the armored vehicles and ammunition supplied by the saudi-led coalition are expected to give enough force to expel houthi rebels and those loyal to former president ali abdullah saleh. hundreds of civilians have been killed in street by street battles. thousands of yemens have been killed since the civil war began eight months ago. they want to push towards sanaa still under the control of houthi rebels. the united nations security council has appealed to the warring factions to lay down their weapons and to negotiate a peac

mr. al abadi was just in baiji a few weeks ago and they are having extreme difficulty in those towns.also have to capture the towns in that south to north area. they're choking isis from several different directions to attempt to get back to mosul. but this is, as we've said many times, is going to be a long slog. what kimberly said earlier about the fight for sinjar, i think it's going to take longer. it's going to be like kobani was, a lot of bombardment. isis will not give this town up easily. even if they are destroyed, when the kurdish forces get into the town, they're going to find a lot of booby trapped buildings. they're going to continue to attack with vehicle-born ieds. this is going to be a tough fight. they cannot lose this route to mosul. >> general, thank you. kim, thanks to you as well. we'll continue to watch the breaking news. much more on that coming up. >>> we're following the breaking news also out of beirut, lebanon, where dozens of people have just been killed, nearly 200 people have been injured in a suicide bomb attack. we're getting new information. we'll have

mr. heinrich: but his actions? prime ministerr: al-abadidoes not have completes way over everything that happens in iraq. we have insisted anything we do to support horses must be by and through the government of iraq. very clearly, you see it, there are militias of various kinds. shia militias that are inadequately in control of the government of baghdad. the forces that we support are those that are under control of prime minister abadi. believealked to him, i he is sincere in wanting to do the right thing. wanting to do the right thing and having complete authority are two different things in baghdad. his authority is growing in that regard. we do not have the sunni forces recruited, paid, enrolled, trained, and so forth that we need and want. >> i certainly hope we will use our influence to the maximum. if that does not happen, this whole enterprise is all for not. thank you. >> it is a difficult time, i was in theater with a handful colleagues. i was disturbed by what i see going on in the ground. >> you said music continue the momentu