this one in southeast turkey. meanwhile, nine people are under arrest in connection with yesterday's deadly attack in an ankara ankara. last night, turkish war planes attacked rebel positions in iraq. >>> the legal face-off between 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. don champion is here in new york. don, good morning. >> good morning. privacy versus protection has been brewing for months. now it appears this case could end up going all the way to the supreme court. in the meantime, apple finds 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 co

there is a significant population of kurds in southeast turkey. they are seeking to -- they say, look, we are willing to join the ground operation, but itnot worry, we will not go alone. how reassuring is that likely to be? much actionot seen from the turks on the military side. there has been a lot of talk, a lot of angry words between russia and turkey. but other than their shooting down of the russian airliner, we have not really seen -- turkey has the largest army in the region. one of the largest armies in the world, standing armies third but we have not seen them used. ,o what my concern right now is that how do we deter the russians from continuing to violate the munich agreement, calling for a cease-fire for humanitarian aid to the refugees who are trying to flee from aleppo? how do we get the russians to isis,he bombings not of but of the anti-a sod -- anti- -assad rebels. >> thank you for speaking with "france 24" this afternoon. britain's prime minister, david cameron, has met with the head of the european parliament, martin schultz, as

six soldiers are dead in southeast charlotte in the second major bombing to -- southeast turkey in the second major bombing. military vehicles drove by. here is video of the fire and you can see people running after that explosion. this comes one day after a suicide bombing killed 28 people. the leader of the kurdish rebel group denies involvement but tushgm's president said evidence points to the rebels. >>> authorities say no charges will be-be filed after a teacher was hit and killed in the parking lot. brandon kin cade was a second grade teacher. the daycare bus hit kincade killing him. says after an investigation, the driver ray bass would not be charged in the death. >>> the charlotte d.o.t. will host a meeting about train horn noise. the federal rail administration requires them to sound a horn. there is an exemption called a kwie yet zone. they will -- quiet zone. they will share information related to way side horns, a device that directs it away from the road. >> nice, clear morning. >> it will be nice this afternoon with sunshine. you'll want the jackets this morning obvious

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

has been targeting its positions in northern iraq and southeastern turkey, and it has been involved in urban war fair in the southeastrkish military tightening control of the borders, making it difficult for isil to cross between turkey and syria. no claim of responsibility. cannic in the capitol. a clear message that we can you in your heart, in your seat of power. this is the fourth major explosion in the last few months. people are worried, worried about the security in one way or the other, the conflict in syria has spilled over in -- in turkey. >> yes, major concerns about an internal security situation with the kurds, zana, also worries about the civil war in syria. you have been spending a great deal of time on the syria-turkey border. what can you tell us about turkish military movements along that border? can you tell us more about what they have been doing to, i suppose, address security concerns. >> reporter: well, yes, as of late, we have seen the turkish military reinforce their positions along the border for a number of reasons. first taking control of areas where the border is shared with isil-controll

turkey. the bombing in ankara wasn't the first. and since july the southeaste country has been a battleground. turkey officials want their western allies to sever their links with the syrian kurdish fighters. >> translator: the u.s. must clarify its stance on terrorism. washington's statements are conflicted on the ypg. it's a sign of weakness to act with a terror organization like the ypg in the fight against daesh. >> reporter: but on the ground the u.s. continues to provide air cover to the ypg and its ally, the syrian democratic forces as they push deeper into isil-held territory. the kurdish fighters are closing in on a main supply route that isil also known as daesh uses to move between its strong holds in syria and neighboring iraq. >> it's not about choosing sides here. there's no doubt about turkey's membership in the coalition. obviously there's no doubt about our commitment to a fellow nato ally, and there's also no doubt that some of the strongest fighters against daesh inside of syria have been kurdish fighters. >> reporter: but they have not only

turkey will track down all those who are involved in the attack. and bring them to justice. >> on thursday, another blast in the country's largely kurdish 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. t

elsewhere in turkey, kurdish rebels from the outlawed pkk, detonated a bomb in the southeast that killedurkish soldiers. >> reporter: it took the turkish government just a few hours to identify those it believes carried out wednesday's deadly bomb attack. officials are blaming the syrian based kurdish armed group the ypg, though it denies any involvement in the explosion. ankara, say it is an offshoot of the pkk. >> the investigation into the attack continues. so far nine people linked to the ankara bombing have been taken into custody, and others have been identified. there will be other arrests in due course. that's all of the information i can give at this hour. >> reporter: security has become more and more of a certain in turkey in recent months. in october a twin bomb attack killed close to a hundred people in the capitol. and just a few weeks ago, isil claimed responsibility after a man blew himself up at an historic site popular with tourists in istanbul. all of these attacks are linked to the war in syria. turkey has been saying its allies need to support it in its fight against

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turkey is at war with isil. of the peace process with the pkk collapse last july the cease-fire collapsed. 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 no

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turkey has its own war against isil, also at war with the p.k.k. inside and outside of its borders the mainly kurdish southeast been a battle ground for months as of late it launched artillery strikes inside syrian on the y.p.g. that ankara says is an off shoot of the p.k.k. turkey wants to prevent the y.p.g.'s expansion which is considered a national threat. they warned of reprisal attacks in response to the artillery barrages on kurdish positions in syria. turkish authorities are calling for unity. they say the bombing was not just an attack against the military but an attack against the nation. and president erdogan has promised to respond both inside and outside the country's borders. zeina khodr, al jazeera, southern turkey. >>> director of the turkey project at the center for strategic and international studies in washington he says if the kurdistan workers party, the p.k.k., is responsible any turkish response would complicate a difficult situation. >> the past five days turkey has been using long range artillery to hit syrian kurdish positions. this itself was in retaliation for syrian kurdish y.p.g. a

elsewhere in turkey, kurdish rebels detonated a bomb in the southeast kipping six turkish soldiers. it took the government just a few hours to identify those -- the group for y.p.g., although it denies any involvement in the explosion. the y.p.g. in syria is a separatist group drawn mainly that has been fighting the government for decades the investigation into the attack continues. so far nine people linked have been taken into custody. and others have been. >> more and more of a concern in turkey in recent hospitals. but in october. outside the disability after a man blew himself up with a historic site popular with tourists in istanbul. all of these attacks are linked to the war in syria. turkey has been saying that the allies need to support it in it's fight against those that have caused terrorist, but as far as the u.s. and other western powers are concerned the y.p.g. are their ally manager the war against isil. now hay say the international community must rectify that policy. >> if they gain -- >> the p.y.d. in the north of syria, and the links with the p.k.k. we have touche

turkey has upped tensions to send ground troops to syria. u.s. president barack obama and leaders from the association of southeast asian nations are wrapping up a two-day summit in california. john kerry welcomed the leaders to the second a meeting. the u.s. concerned about chinese territorial claims in the south china sea. counterterrorism, trade, and economic issues on the agenda. 10 nations make it up, but not shy. joining me now is a senior fellow for american progress. and for taking the time to talk to us. this is the first time the u.s. has held a summit with the leaders. do you read in the thing into that -- anything into that? >> things are having me there today. i think this summit is about finishing strong. president obama began his rebalance to the asia-pacific policy which was an investment in time and energy and diplomatic capital in boosting american alliances and partnerships in this important region. seven years later, i think the president is showing some results of that policy. including a unique summit. with the 10 leaders showing how far his administration has brought this policy since it began seven years ago. >> using 80

. >>> turkey's prime minister's promised to invest the equivalent of 8 billion euros in the kurdish southeastto help restore security. we reveal what he is calling a government master plan to rebuild the country's mainly kurdish region during a visit to the province. he said negotiations with kurdish separatists would only be possible when they laid down arms. fighting between turkish forces and the p.k.k. flared up in july shatterle a fragile ceasefire that began in 2012. >> this was a speech to inspire those culturally awaken kurds in turkey, to separate them from p.k.k. right now, i think ankara is trying to separated local kurds from p.k.k. i think this is the strategy confusion ankara has been trying to take up. >>> democratic presidential hopefuls hillary clinton and bernie sanders squared off in the most contentious debate so far. there were heated debates on the issue of campaign funding. we have more from new hampshire. >> outside the democratic debate hall in durham, not a hillary clinton sign in sight. new hampshire is bernie sanders' territory. among young voters here, he enjoys m

turkey. the bombing in ankara wasn't the first. and since july the southeast of the country has been a battle ground between security forces and pkk affiliates. turkish officials want to sever links with kurdish fighters. >> translator: the fact that the west persists in refusing to name terror groups makes us sad, despite the fact we passed many documents along to them. for example, europe and the european union have declared pkk the terrorist organization. but when they condemn this attack they do not refer to that group, just terrorist organizations. >> reporter: the syrian democratic forces as they plunge deeper into syrian territory, the kurdish fighters are closing this on a main supply route that i.s.i.l. also known as daesh use he to move materials from syria to iraq. >> there's no doubt about turkey's membership in the coalition. obviously there is no doubt about our commitment to a fellow nato ally and there is also no doubt that some of the strongest fighters against daesh inside syria have been kurdish fighters. >> but kurdish have not only been ta

turkey. the bombing in ankara was not the first. and since july the southeast of the country has been a battleground between security forces and pkk affiliates. they want their western allies to severe their lengths can the syrian fighters. >> the u.s. must clear its stance on terrorism. they're conflicted on the ypg. it's a sign of weakness to act with a terror organization. >> but on the ground the u.s. continues to provide air cover to the ypg and it's ally, the syrian democratic forces, as they push deeper into isil-heldter cor territory: the fighters are closing in on the group known as daesh in areas they use for strongholds in syrian neighboring iraq. >> it is not about choosing sides here. there is no doubt about turkey's membership in the coalition. and there is also no doubt that some of the strongest fighters against dash have been kurdish fighters. >> but the syrian kurdish fighters and their allies have not been taking territory from isil. in recent weeks they have also been taking ground from opposition groups backed by turkey. for turkey that is

southeast of mine nick during the morning rush hour. the survivors have been pulled out. the trains were on the tame track. >>> turkey said 600,000 syrian refugees are fleeing the fighting in aleppo. many are camped along the closed border. >> we have talked to our russian counterparts about their continued military activity in syria and the degree to which it's contributing to a lack of humanitarian assistance getting where it needs to get to, an increase in what we have seen, our credible reports or reports from credible organizations about civilian casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure. >> the state department says john kerry will push for an immediate ceasefire in syria, as well as aid for civilians when he meets with world leaders in munich this week. syrian government forces say fighters are pulling back because of bombardment but opposition forces still control the majority of aleppo. zeina hodor has more. >> the whole of aleppo province is a battleground. there are many front lines. the fact that the russian airstrikes have been targeting roads as well as towns, so people caught in the middle of th

turkey said the army has killed hundreds of p.k.k. fighters and at least 160 civilians in towns and cities around the southeast. >> turkish security analystsaid the plan doesn't go far enough. >> this was a speech designed to inspire people, particularly this was a speech to inspire those culturally and politically awakened kurds in southeastern turkey, to separate them from p.k.k., and right now, i think ankara has a clear region of separation of the local kurds from p.k.k. i think ankara has sort of strategy confusion about the end state, end of this campaign. nearly a p.k.k. with all it's social, cultural and economic affiliates, or to deter p.k.k. from applying some forms of armed violence. i think this is the strategy confusion ankara has been trying to take up. >> three people are trapped underground after a gold mine collapsed in south africa. eighty anyone other workers have been brought to the surface following the safe-in at mine east of johannesburg. africa's mines are the deepest and among the most dangerous in the world. we have the latest from johannesburg. >> rescue operations are continuing at the mine, which is 400 kilome

made a scapegoat to step up the attacks meanwhile, elsewhere in turkey, rebels from the outdoor pkk december nateed a bomb in the southeastilling six soldiers jamal reports. >> it took the government just a few hours to identify those it believes carries out went's attack officials are blaming the group the y.p.g., even though it denies any involvement. a separatist group joined mayly from can you recollectish groups that has been fighting for decades. the investigation continues, so far nine people linked to the bomb having been taken into custody. and others have been identified. there will be never arrests in due course. that's all the information i can give right now. >> security has become more and more of a concern, in october, a 20 job attack kills close to 100 people, in the capital. just a few weeks ago, ice sit p claimed responsibility after a man blew himself up popular with tourists. all of these are links to the war many syria. turkey has been saying that the allies need to support the fight against those who posesar terrorist. far other powers are concern, they are the allies in the war against isil. now the

turkey. the bombing in ankara wasn't the first. and since july the southeaste country has been a battleground between security forces and pkk affiliates. turkish officials wan their western allies to sever their links with the kurdish syrian fighters. >> translator: the fact that the west persists in refusing to name the terror groups makes us sad, despite the fact we have passed many documents on to them. europe and the european union have declared the pkk a terrorist organization. >>> but on the ground, the u.s. continues to provide air cover to the ypg and its ally, the syrian democratic forces as they push deeper into isil-held territory. in syrian's eastern province, the kurdish fighters are closing in on a main supply route that isil also known as daesh uses to move its strong holds in syria and neighboring iraq. >> it's not about choosing sides here. there's no doubt about turkey's membership in the coalition. obviously there is no doubt about our commitment to a fellow nato ally, and there's no doubt that some of the strongest fighters against daesh in

a threat that has problems with our brothers in turkey, has problems with our brothers in saudi arabia, in the region, pakistan, afghanistan, and southeast>> the u.s. and itself allies partners need to think hard about what they are doing in syria and that all sides could negotiate, instead of bringing along what he called a new world war. he is worried about what here? >> he is basically being hypocritical to put it in blunt terms. when he talks about world war, he is excluding russia from that scenario, it's as if he is saying russia's participation in syria's war is legitimate and the others are not. >> are the others going to take notice? >> i think the way things standing on the ground in syria, are leaving the allies outside with very few oppositions. they can't let the syrian opposition become extinct, and therefore there has to be an exka lags of support, especially the western support has decreased significantly in recent months. >> what did you make of what he had to say about we will destroy daesh, isil, whatever way you want to term it, and we will not back down in any way, shape, or form. >> i think he is being serious. daes

. ♪ >>> turkey's prime minister has promised to invest the equivalent of 8 billion euros in the kurdish dominated southeastrestore security. he is revealing what he is calling a government master plan to rebuild the country's mainly kurdish region. and he said negotiations with kurdish separatists would only be possible when they lay down their arms. fighting started up in july shattering a ceasefire that began in 2012. security analyst and columnist says the government's plan needs to do more. >> this was a speech designed to inspire people, particularly this was a speech to inspire those culturally and political wakened kurds in southeastern turkey to separate them from the pkk, and -- i mean, right now, i think ankara has a clear vision of suppression of the local kurds from pkk, but i think ankara also has a strategy confusion about the political end game of this program. to alienate the pkk with all of itself special, and economical [ inaudible ] or to deter pkk of performing some forms of armed violence, i think this is the problem ankara has been trying to concur. >>> seven new cases have alleged of

turkey in all these situations. >> reporter: the bombing in ankara wasn't the first. and since july the southeastthe country has been a battleground between security forces and pkk affiliates. turkish officials want their western allies to sever their links with the syrian kurdish fighters. >> translator: the u.s. must clarify its stance on terrorism. washington's statements are conflicted on the ypg. >> reporter: but on the ground the u.s. continues to provide air cover to the ypg and its ally, as they push deeper into syria. the kurdish fighters are closing in on a main supply route that isil uses. >> it's not about choosing sides here. there's no doubt about turkey's membership in the coalition, and no doubt about our commitment to a fellow nato ally, and no doubt that some of the strongest fighters against daesh in syria have been kurdish fighters. >> reporter: but they have not only been taking territory from isil, they have also been taking ground from opposition groups backed by turkey. for turkey that is a red line. ankara wants to prevent further ypg advances. particularly in aleppo nort

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responsible for the bombings last month, but turkey is at war with the pkk ever 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 hear

the human rights foundation of turkey says the army has killed hundreds of pkk fighters and at least 160 civilians in towns and citi cities arrange the southeast> still lots more to come, including heated exchanges between the u.s. democratic presidential hopefuls. >>> brazil warns pregnant women to think twice before kissing as carnival season begins. >>> and in sport we'll hear about the decision of the manager to switch bayern munich for manchester city. >>> more than 200,000 people are estimated to have fled burundi since violent political unrest broke out last april. around half have found themselves in the neighboring nation of tanzania. refugees say they are being attacked by government militia. >> reporter: this camp is home to more than 40,000 refugees who fled ongoing violence in neighboring burundi. when we visited we were only allowed to interview refugees who has been screened by officials from the u.n. refugees agency. the u.n. says it was for refugees protection. several other people wanted to speak to us about security in the camp, but were not allowed. so we contacted them by phone after we left. >> translator: the camp is cur

southeast. tonight will be partly to mostly cloudy and turning breezy. there may be a few areas of patchy fog, but the a two-legged lamb was recently born on a farm in turkey. his name is "melek," the turkish this is a one in a million kind of birth abnormality. despite that, melek looks to be doing just fine playing around with the other animals at the farm. coming up ... we're talkin' canned foods! and we'll hear about some of the myths there are for the quality of canned foods. a live interview next february is heart month, and contray to popular belief, canned foods can be part of a heart-healthy diet. canning is a form of processing, or changing, there are still some myths about the quality of canned foods. your hy-vee registered dietitian, tracey sauke, will enlighten your audience by dispelling some of the myths susurounding canned foodsds and explain some of their surprising benefits. serves 4 (1 salad tortilla) all you need: 1 can (15 oz) hy-vee peaches in drained and diced 1 can (14.5 oz) hy-vee died no salt added tomatoes, drained 1 llme, juiced 1 small red bell pepper, seeded and diced 1/4 medium red onion, finely diced 4 hy-vee corn tortillas