they will push through from northwest to southeast iraq the day today. once we get into the late-night hours, the rain will >> that's your latest weather. willie? >> al, thanks a lot. >>> the cdc is investigating 14 united states. that's leading to a new warning for anyone who has traveled to s tom costello has more. >> so far, only two definitive cases have been confirmed but the cdc says 14 suspected cases involve men who had traveled to through sexual contact once they came home. >> reporter: the cdc's announcement raising the level of concern, whether the zika virus might find new victims here in the united states. nationwide so far, health authorities report 82 cases in 21 states, plus d.c. now, 14 new reports of a zika virus possibly transmitted through sexual contact. >> in each of the episodes, a man was traveling to a zika-affected area, developed symptoms that were consistent with zika, and within two weeks of the man's symptoms, the female partner developed symptoms consistent with zika virus. >> reporter: the cdc reports it's working to deter

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the turkish military targeting positions in the southeast of the country as well as in northern iraq. there has been urban warfare really across the towns and villages in the southeast. and as of late the turkish military has begun shelling ypg positions inside syria. they consider the pkk and the ypg the syrian kurdish armed group terrorist organizations. they say that it is endangering turkey's national security. at the same time turkey has sent reinforcements to the border not just because of this cross border the helling across the border, but to tighten control of some areas, which borders isil. clearly this is a message in the capital, a highly secure area. the security has been tightened around government buildings and military installations in the capital. >> joining there live, thank you. >> we go to turkey analyst in chatham house here in london, a warm welcome to the program. i know you've been following the story. we heard zaina say that turkey feels it's at war with the pkk and is this the new norm? >> i think this is the new norm. the islamic state has carried out three

iraq. they have the southeast of the country, the towns and villages, so it has been a bottle ground for monthss after the ankara bombing, turki turkishish war planes targeted areas. but this morning there were two attacks against the turkish military in the southeast. one involved a roadside bomb and up to six soldiers were killed. now as jamal mentioned over the past few days, the turkish artillery has been targeting the ypg inside syria. it considers the ypg's expansion as a threat to turkey's national security. it doesn't want the ypg to take more territory and able to connecterer tos it controls in the east of the country, in aleppo, to areas it controls in the west. so turkey considering this cross-border shelling, but hasn't stopped the ypg. the ypg is threatening opposition groups backed by turkey. but what we understand is that those opposition troops are receiving reinforcement. hundreds have fighters have believed to have entered over the past few days, leaving syria, and re-entering from the turkish border, so the opposition determined to put up a fight, because both turkey as well

the turkish military has been pounding their positions from the skies in the southeast of the country, as well as in northern iraqas of late, really, over the past few months, they have been engaged in urban war fair with the pkk in a b in of southeastern towns, and as of late, turkish artillery have been pounding positions of the syrian kurdish ypg, believed to be linked to the pkk. reports of an explosion in the turkish capitol, reports of casualties, and reports that the target was military personnel. but we're trying to get more information. >> yes, details are still coming into us about the circumstances surrounding this attack zana. this would be, what, the third or fourth major bombing in turkey since july. there have been several over the last six months. do -- you have been spending a bit of time in turkey. you have been obviously following developments along the turkish syrian border. do you sense there is a real fear about possible instability. unrest, about the general security situation in turkey right now, coming not just from, you know, the internal battle against the kurds in the southeast, but al

iraq, and the military and security campaign against the pkk youth will increase in the kurdish dominated cities in southeastern turkey. >> what are the ramifications as the pkk comes under pressure in the southeast of turkey and the mountains of northern iraq. are we likely to see an increase in explosions, attacks, and other parts of turkey? >> i think this is like a street fight. both sides are driven to combat each other. there is no desire on odometer side to de-escalate this confrontation. i suspect the pkk will attempt further attacks of this kind across turkey. >> this comes as a time when western powers are pressuring turkey to do more in the fight against isil although turkey itself, there have been reports of turkey itself becoming more of an involved player in syria with the possibility of ground forces in the north of the country and intensification of action there. turkey is bombing more vocal in enforcing the fly zone in syria. how might the fight against the kurds and the pkk impact policy when it comes to syria? >> i don't think that this--that this confrontation between the pkk and the turkish state will influence turkey's policy in syria. i think that turkey ha's hands are pret

since turkish military planes have been targeting pkk positions not only in the southeast of the country, but in northern iraq as well. and as of late tour kick bomba bombardment are targeting off shoots that ankara consider terrorists. it is believed that the ypg's expansion in northern syria is a threat to turkey's national security. and turkish intelligence were warning of possible reprisal attacks in the country. of course, we're not linking it at this moment because no one has claimed responsibility, but undoubtedly those attacks worsening the situation. they have sent reinforcements to the border, and people are afraid. people fear that more attacks, similar attacks are likely to happen. >> zaina holder joining me. thank you. >> you well who has been the reaction--what has been the reaction to where you are to this latest attack? >> of course, people are shocked. ankara is used to such attacks. they've had diverse attacks. and this has been the biggest attack that has happened in the country, and another one took place in ankara. the attack happened right at the heart of this state district as it is cal

months now targeting their positions the southeast has been a battleground for months hours after the bombing war planes, started the p.k.k. positions in northern iraq, but the turkish military came under attack in the southeast of the country. two separate incidents one of them involving a roadside bomb leaving at least six dead. no uh, the turkish military has been shelling positions of the ypg inside syria for the past few days. the aim of that operation is prevent from further ex-nd paing taking more territory from opposition groups that turkey supports. so farther making it very clear that they intend to take more ground, that they intend to target. and we heard the government say that it is a red line, we understand that the opposition groups are receiving reinforcements so they are promising to put up a fight, at the moment, turkey hasn't been able to convince the western allies to conduct a ground operation, they have been trying to push for this for sometime. and a violation of international law. so the situation is tense, turkey promising to continue it a emcampaign and the ypp, but at the moment, the military action inside syria would be

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southeast turkey. meanwhile, nine people are under arrest in connection with ankara last night, turkish war planes iraq. apple and the federal government is growing. apple's refusal to imply with a court order to unlock an iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino killers has attracted support and criticism. york. >> good morning. this battle over the issue of privacy versus protection has been brewing for months. now it appears this case could end up going all the way to the supreme court. itself getting support from its biggest competitor. >> reporter: tech giant google is standing with apple as its encryption battle with the government unfolds. in a series of tweets on wednesday night, the company's chief executive questioned the validity of a court order requiring apple to help unlock the iphone of san bernardino shooter syed farook, saying the move could set a troubling precedent. some iphone users flocked to the san francisco apple store on wednesday to voice their support. >> we understand they are standing up for us and we us. >> reporter: farook and his wife killed 14 people in the decembe

southeast killed six security officers, blaming kurdish militants. they've blamed acce -- turkey i part of the u.s. coalition fighting islamic state militants in iraq and syria. after they gained ground near the border. the u.s. and russia have supported the group in the conflict and the u.s. says it's not clear who carried out the anch ankora attack. >> the biggest banks, arrested five senior employees with industrial and commercial bank of china on suspicion of machine laundering. the alleged staff laundered about $45 million in deposits from a chinese criminal network. spanish authorities recently teamed up with law enforcement officials to investigate chinese enterprises. they say they were able to follow the trail back to the bank. officials with the bank issued a statement to say the madrid office has complied with spanish laws. they say the bank is cooperating with authorities. >> officials at the organization for economic cooperation and development are making their predictions for the year. they're less up beat than they were before. joining us now from the business desk, what are the officials saying. >> the uncertainty when they look aro

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southeast asia following this story. i was in and out of guantÁnamo bay. i was even in iraq. think over time and starting to wear me down. i was feeling frustrated about it. as i said i wasn't getting deep enough into the story. i was writing a lot about terrorism but it wasn't getting to the death and that is not impacts order people. i'm taking a walk through town and is often did really to blow off steam, and i pass this statute again and knew it was there. it's a beautiful statue, statue of a young woman leaning over a rose bush to spell it and it's a statue to sara duker and all it says is an unfinished life. i said i want to tell the story of an unfinished life's. tell us more about sarah. >> let me put it this way, martin ended the weather ambassador to israel at the time of these killings, -- martin indyk. he said these were america's best. sara was a graduate of the women's college from the university. she wanted to be a research scientist particularly and environmental scientist. at the time of her death she was working at hebrew university in water research, how to

focusing on isis as if it were confined to iraq and syria we urgently need an aggressive comprehensive and anti-terror strategy that stretches from morocco to southeast asia. at the same time our adversaries are becoming more diverse. throughout the next decade the us must be prepared to check chinese invasion in asia, counter a resurgent russia, defend against cyber threats and manage delicate geopolitical forces in the middle east including the growing schism between sunni and shia muslims. how does the president respond to these challenges? his homework policy is bound to strike a nuclear deal with iran that greatly relieve pressure on the iranian regime. the worlds biggest state sponsor of terrorism. he failed to prevent russia from propping up syrian dictator bashar assad, a man who the president himself must surrender power. meanwhile, some of our closest allies, the kurds from the israelis and egyptians often find themselves, their concerns downplayed or dismissed within the administration. our partners around the world want to work with us but they can't rally behind american leadership if they don't understand what our foreign policy is tryi

of focusing on isis as if it were confined to iraq and syria, we urgently need an aggressive, comprehensive strategy o that stretches from morocco to southeast at the same time, our adversaries are becoming more diverse. we must counter a resurgent russia, defend against cyber manage delicate geopolitical forces in the middle east, and quitting the growing schism between sunni and shia muslims. how does the president respond to these challenges? his hallmark policy of striking a deal with iran, the world's biggest state sponsor of terrorism. he also failed to prevent russia from propping up syrian dictator bashar al-assad, amanda the president himself said must surrender power. meanwhile, some of our closest allies -- the kurds come israelis, egyptians -- often downplayed ors dismissed within the administration. our partners around the world want to work with us. but they cannot rally around american leadership if they do not understand what our foreign policy is trying to accomplish. although i disagree with the president's policies, the committee will continue to provide the intelligence community with the resources it needs to protect the

iraq with you at link. i believe the u.s. response to .hose complex demonstratedatedly the ability to reach our homeland. anti-terrorneed an strategy that stretches from morocco to southeast asia. at the same time our adversaries are becoming more diverse. throughout the next decade the u.s. must be able to check chinese ambition in china. how does the president respond to these challenges question mark -- challenges? he failed to prevent russia from dictator --syrian assad. themselvesten find and their problems downplayed by the administration. they cannot rally around american leadership while they not understand the positions of the u.s.. particular information this year on preserving capabilities of the next president. because the intelligent community is being stretched thin, we must prioritize throughout the community. our mission is to protect the american people by providing -- sight in order to additionally, amid the growing it is critically important that we ensure the intelligence community act as careful stewards of taxpayer dollars. over the next year, our committee will focus on making progress in the following five areas where it first, encouraging efficien

iraq war. the white house says president obama will make his first visit to vietnam in may. the announcement came monday after mr. obama met with vietnam's prime minister at a summit with southeast asian leaders in california. the president's vietnam visit this spring will be a de trip while in the region for the group of seven summit in japan. mr. obama will become the third straight president to visit the southeast asian nation. bill clinton was there in 2000, followed by george w. bush in 2006. the u-s looks to strengthen relations with vietnam as that country worries over china's aggressivenes a new plan to privatize medicaid in iowa has left thousands of iowans with unanswered questions. former iowa governororchet culver, visited the siouxland centnt for active generations in sioux city, yesterday afternoon, to address those questions. several dozen siouxlanders were in attendance to better understand the new plan for the state to privatize medicaid. governor culver is leading the charge for advocates for iowa medicaid, or aim. the group aims to provide a clear voice fofoiowans. "we're really building a ststewide coallition of f advocates, providers, beneficiaries, people t

conquered in southeast asia but they don't call themselves the viacom everybody is saying where do they come from who is his enemy. there are inscrutable and unknown to us. isis was al qaeda in iraq. from 2004 up until now, they have been a primary enemy a primary target of the united states. also its allies in the region. they just change their branding and their marketing other strategy has evolved in a very dire and sophisticated manner which makes them all the greater to defeat. a lot of this book is a work of history. we go back to the early origins of the big terrorist organizations, the founder of the feast if you like, as are kauai who is a jailbird who went into iraq after the coalition campaign in afghanistan. he had been in afghanistan dan he eventually set up this organization which did not start as an out qaeda franchise but became one after a series of spectacular terror tax-attack. we wanted to give the reader - mac we'll have targets on her back if they all had their way they would do everything they possibly can to try and bleed and humiliate and abate the united states, and frankly every civilized country in the world. so this is a broad history but it culminate