it's only here. >> is a mom fed up after she said her son is constantly bullied. brutal environment has eight year old cyrus not wanting took back to school. our dawn timoney talk to the family in the school district, she joins us liver in the studio. dawn? >> iaian, the little boy's mom said he has been bullied since kindergarten but this year it has gotten worse, complains countless times to the principal and the school district, and is just at her width end. >> they always trying to hurt me. they always trying to take my lunch. and they always trying to fight me. >> eight year old cyrus, of northeast philadelphia; tired of being bullied. the second grader at ethan alan school calling his mom after he says two student started bullying him at lunch yesterday. >> 1:15 a.m. he's calling me. and he's crying and he's telling me that they're beating on him. they're beating on him. and i ran to the school. and i lost my mind. >> she said she returned her son to the hospital. >> he got kicked in his back. >> the little boy with bruises to his back, and pain in his eye,

all the students who bullied oscar who are muslim. pastors father is germany director for the international n.g.o.s human rights watch he says that until recently anti semitism among muslims in germany had been largely ignored. it was close to see too many people have been sticking their heads in the sand willfully of what they held fast to the idea of a multicultural society and didn't want to grapple with the possibility that the very same people were trying to protect my thumb selves being anti-semitic or racist but and about that's how it is but people come here from a lot of different cultures and bring their prejudices or anti-semitism racism or hostility toward other religions were thought we need to address this here in germany and that's a huge task i'm getting on board as i did my mood. in the first half of twenty seventeen germany registered an increase in anti-semitic attacks statistics show that the majority of perpetrators come from the far right but more than seventy years after the liberation of the auschwitz concentra

you are upset by the bullying also? iam upset you are upset by the bullying also?, i disturbed by the bullying. it does not make me go and be subconscious abound my lips, the fact i slowed a bit. it makes me go, i am on tv and you are not. it empowers me. the death threats scare me. do you wish at any death threats scare me. do you wish atany time death threats scare me. do you wish at any time you had not sought such at any time you had not sought such a high—profile? at any time you had not sought such a high-profile? ifi had grown up with social media would never have stepped good on television but now it is my destiny and i will not let anyone take me down. why notjust to get your disability is? one british comedian has said about her cerebral palsy, i have accepted it. i wasted yea rs palsy, i have accepted it. i wasted years worrying about the way i talked and what. she says she is no longer defined by cerebral palsy a quick look outside by tiny world was enough to me to feel guilty. millions of others live in war, poverty, . .. cerebral palsy doesn't define

her family have since spoken out and have launched the hashtag stop bullying now campaign.t in sydney about how this tragic case has brought so many different australians together. absolutely. it is a personal tragic story for amy everett‘s family but, of course, it has caused national reflection and concern about the isuue of bullying online is a global issue. it is estimated one in five young australians has suffered some form of cyber bullying and so everyone from the prime minister down has spoken about their need to look again at how the situation is managed, and how everyone has a shared responsibility, notjust parents, notjust teachers, but all of society. i think a few of the key issues are pertinent across the globe. for example, apps on young people's phones that allow anonymous messages to be posted. the parents of some children who've been bullied have called for those to be looked up by the big internet companies and banned. likewise talk of a better provision in schools. while bullying is in the national curriculum here in australia, it is not mandatory across

but you are upset by the bullying too? by the bullying. the bullying doesn't make me go on screen and be self conscious about my wiggling lip, or the fact i slur a bit. the bullying makes me go on screen and go, "i'm on tv and you're not, darling. watch me." it kind of empowers me, even though i could live without it. but death threats scare me. but you don't think to yourself at any time, i wish i hadn't sought such a high—profile or do you just accept that's part of the price you have to pay? i think that if i had grown up with social media, i would never have stepped foot on television, but now it's my destiny and i'm not going to let anyone take me down. but why not just forget your disabilities and carry on, you know, leading your life? i tell you what one british comedian, francesca martinez, has said about her cerebral palsy, she says, "i've accepted my cerebral palsy. i'd wasted years worrying about the way i walked or talked." she says she's no longer defined by cerebral palsy. she says, "a quick look outside my o

while bullying is in the national curriculum here in australia, it is not mandatory across the schooly, a lot of the reflection will be on this young girl who decided to take her own life. her family have asked people, mourners going to the service in katherine, in the northern territory, to wear blue, and they want to start an trust in her memory, called dolly's dream, that wil try and address some of these issues of bullying, depression, anxiety and, tragically, youth suicide. steven spielberg believes the trump administration is using the same tactics as president nixon to "try to silence the press." friday sees the release of his latest film, ‘the post', which tells the story of the leaking of confidential papers during the vietnam era. the veteran director spoke to our arts editor, will gompertz. this is a devastating security breach. before the watergate scandal, there were the pentagon papers, the first expose of a cover—up in the richard nixon government led by ben bradley and kay graham. do you have the papers? set in 1971. yes. you described it as a timely movie. well it is

he was basically going against a totally different type of bullying. but, he achieved the goal and that is what i think of. i have a dream too. >> claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> what an amazing young man. bodie's mother has started an instagram account called bodie kindness is cool and he is selling his shirts hoping people will buy one and post pictures. he is continuing to donate all money raised to the north bay fire victims. >> be brave and bold. >> i know that at our school we say don't be a bystander, speak up. >> coming up next, a close call caught on camera. why the owner of a large boat says he did not see the three people trying to warn him before crashing into them. >>> we are part of restaurant week in oakland at a new place that has been opened for a few weeks. we will talk to a couple of the owners and what is available for restaurant week. >>> oakland restaurant week is underway with dozens of participating locations offering deals on lunch and dinner menus. >> a good excuse to get out and about, one of those restaurants features one

and school was a bully that figured out the bully was bad and he was nice now and the headphones areor friendship, love and hope.>> the hashtag kindness is cool but bode did not just want to where the chart pick this happened during the fires and bode decided to sell the shirt with all the proceeds going to the elementary school which lost the playground and theater to the flames. he has raised $2000 but he did not stop there expect he has spoken at for assemblies and we went and he got to speak to the third, fourth and fifth graders and walk around the campus and see where the funding will go.>> the message is simple.>> don't let bullies push you down.>> one hug at a time.>> in his young eyes, there is a wisdom from lessons he was she did not have to learn.>> don't cry in front of them. go away from them and then cry because if they see you acting said, they will think this actually hurts them. let's do it again and that is not cool.>> kindness is cool and bode , you are the coolest.>> right when this was happening, i jumped of what he did. he was basically going against a totally d

have you bullied your staff in the past?d that is dressed up in many ways. i was born in the ‘70s and bullying was something that was done in the playground. it was a fight, a push, it was verbal. i don't think that happens in kitchens. i've never experienced it myself in kitchens. i'm amazed. i've raised my voice, swear, shout and drive people very, very hard through a hard service? yes. i've had it done to me and i've done it on my staff in the past. there have been serious incidents in kitchens. i'm looking at one in france, where a station chef deliberately and repeatedly scalded his kitchen assistant, there were other incidents that came into light after that with sous chefs and assistants recounting tales of abuse ranging, i'm quoting here — it sounds absurd, but it's not, including a slap in the face with a wet fish, being stabbed in the calves with a kitchen knife, all sorts of different burning incidents. 0ne ex—assista nt told a reporter in france, quote, these torturers must be told that they are destroying lives.

>> a long time. >> cyrus' mom says the constant bullying has spiraled out of control. she says the principal and the úenough to protect her son.ng she is documented it all, including the many trips to the doctor. >> and last two month he went to the hospital i would say about four times. they kick him in the privates so hard last month, i had to take him to the er. they bound blood in his your inch. >> they're always trying to hurt me. they're always trying to take my lunch and they're always trying to fight me. >> how does this make you feel? >> mad and little bit sad. >> she says the district did have someone shadowing cyrus to prevent bullying but that only lasted two weeks. >> he doesn't want to go to school no more. he doesn't want to do anything. >> cyrus admits he's afraid to go back. >> i want to go to a new school that actually, that i get to eat lunch peaceful, and i get to read books all day, and i get to do math and have fun. >> i just want to figure this out. i just want help. i need the school district to help me out. i need any help. i need to get him ou

how did his bullying start ditto somewhere a keeper. you know. he never said he was jewish until one day in ethics class the teacher said we're going to learn about the world's major religions. which houses of worship do you know about the pupil church mosque church. church. and he said synagogue. and the teacher said oh how do you know about synagogues are you a jew and he said yes that's when the anti-semitic attacks began. that's when this bullying was going on long before the pistol incident you contacted the school administration how did they react. for well on the very first day when this began when the children said we won't play with you anymore we went to the administration and the teachers and said we urgently need to do something. we have to speak with the children. but the administration wasn't interested at all. and right from the beginning the social worker employed at the school did. i want to hear anything about it. from the contrary she accused my wife of being pushy and wanting to overpower her for the sake of it. she said just

bullies may land a punch. they may leave a mark. the have never, not once in history of all of the united states, managed to match the strength and spirit of a people united in defense of their future. politicians can be cheered for the promises they make. our country will be judged by the promises we keep. [applause] that is the: measure of our character. that is who we are. out of many, one. ladies and gentlemen, have faith. have faith. the of our union is hopeful. we are resilient and to and during. god bless you. god bless your families. and may god bless the united states of america. to i. -- thank you. applause]d announcer: after president trump left the capital, tension turn to statuary hall where members of congress and administration officials react it to the speech. >> good evening. this is continued live coverage of c-span2, president trump's first state of the union address. you might recognize the place where we are now. camped out with many other media outlets. this is nationalta

as if the parent who lies awake that their transgender son or daughter will be beaten and bullied at school is any less legitimate than a parent whose son or daughter is fighting an opioid addiction. tonight we tell you, we choose both. [cheers and applause] rep. kennedy: we fight for both because the greatest, strongest, richest nation in the world should not have to leave anyone behind. [applause] rep. kennedy: we choose a better deal for all who call our country home. we choose a living wage and a paid leave and the affordable childcare your family needs to survive. we choose pensions that are solvent, trade tax that is fair, roads and bridges that won't rest away, a good education you can afford. we choose a health care system which of more weather you suffer from cancer, or addiction. we choose an economy strong enough and brave enough to admit that top ceos making 300 times the average wage of their workers is not right. [cheers and applause] rep. kennedy: we choose fall river, we choose the thousands of american communities whose roads are not paved with power or privilege but

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people in power don't get to bully people and especially not bully them ina people and especially notry is changing? yes, it will have to. there is no way it cannot. from the may make the ceremony began, the tone was set. good evening ladies and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all— male and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all—male nominees. and remaining gentlemen. and here are the all-male nominees. natalie portman highlighted the failure of the golden globes to recognise female directors. and star after starr gave voice to a movement now known as time's up. 0prah starr gave voice to a movement now known as time's up. oprah winfrey led the charge. for too long women have not been heard and believed if they dared to speak the truth to the power of those men. but their time is up. the speech was so powerful, that it fuelled immediate speculation of a run for president. the time is up. this all began with the downfall of the mogul who abused his power. the spotlight is now on harvey weinstein‘s accusers, standing side by side. we have an opportunity nationally and internatio

it helps school kids who feel bullied and rejected find lunch buddies. >> using my story to help others has given me strength and confidence that i never knew i had. this is the "cbs weekend news." >> quijano: and this is our western edition. good evening. i'm elaine quijano. for millions it feels like it's been an ice age since it was above freezing. tonight the two-week cold spell is finally thawing but more snow and sleet are on the way monday. the forecast in a moment. first sunday morning record low, minus 3 in atlantic city, new jersey breaking a record set in 1884. minus ten in hartford, connecticut, where it hasn't been this cold since 1912. negative nine in worcester, massachusetts, shattering a record set in 1942. boston hit two below zero, the coldest january 7th since 1896. meg oliver has more on the big chill. >> reporter: days after a massive snow storm, stinging temperatures continued sunday from south carolina to maine. >> no one anticipated it would get this cold and stay this cold for this long. >> reporter: new york city issued a code blue for the homeless. shelters a

. >> a western pennsylvania mother is suing the school district claiming her child's teachers are bullies. in 2015, her daughter's math teacher left a phone message, the phone did not hang up. the teacher can be heard talking to two other teacherses making comments about the student'sstrr appearance. >> it's very difficult for me to tell my child who has been bullied by her peers for years, she is now being bullied by her teachers. >> at least one of the teachers recorded in the voice mail message still works at the school. >> sixers center joel embiid injured his hands in the game ainst the phoenix suns. x-ray wd it was a strain and he will be fine. he added 22 points and 9 rebounds. ben simmons, 21 points. the sixers blew an 18-point lead, but ended winning 123-110. >>> eagles play january 13, 4:45 p.m. their potent -- opponent is up in the air they could face the saints or atlanta falcons. >>> cowboys shut out the eagles if their final season game, 6-0. jamie apody has more from lincoln financial field. >> reporter: nick foles and the starters came out of the game unscathe, but we all

know that got bullied in college.up the checks that i got for my birthday, and put them in front of my house. [ audience aws ] i remember thinking, "man, they remembered my birthday." [ laughter and applause ] i feel like a way of adult bullying is people keep asking me, "how old are you?" [ light laughter ] like, i don't have to answer that question. i'm grown. [ light laughter ] sometimes people try to guess my age. they always get the age is too young. they're always like, "are you 12?" no, i'm not 12. you don't know any 12-year-olds that act like this. i have too much swag to be 12. [ laughter ] [ cheers ] everywhere i go people want to talk about politics. people in waiting rooms, people in bars, people in ubers. like, these people are extras in the movie that is my life. [ light laughter ] but they feel like they have speaking parts. [ laughter and applause ] i don't need to hear what you got to say. you're not in the credits. [ laughter ] i feel like part of the problem is we're too focused on the big issues. m

bullying at the u.n. but this is. preposterous example the ethiopian representative expressed concern that what he described as a necessary debate such as this could undermine security council unity. and indeed at the end of the discussion members got up perhaps more divided than when they had sat down mike hanna i'll just share a united nations now there's been a third rallies in support of iran's government one of the largest was in the capital tehran where people chanted anti u.s. slogans blaming washington for the unrest has more from the capital. another day of pro-government rallies in iran seemingly part of a two pronged approach to keep detractors off the streets a large show of public support and a heavy police presence across the country with critics inside and outside iran predicting the downfall of the islamic republic the government is determined to publicly project the power of the state at friday prayers in the capital to her own a senior cleric reminded people of iran's real enemies who he says are beh

her family have since spoken out and have launched the hashtag stop bullying now campaign.in sydney about how this tragic case has brought so many different australians together absolutely. it is a personal tragic story for amy everett‘s family but it has caused national reflection and concern about falling online. it isa and concern about falling online. it is a global issue. it is estimated one in five young australians has suffered some form of cyber bullies and everyone from the prime minister down have spoken about their need to look again at how the situation is handled. to share responsibility, not just parents handled. to share responsibility, notjust parents and teachers but all of society. few of the issues across the globe. for example anonymous messages posted on teenagers phones. parents calling for those to be looked at by big internet companies and band. likewise talk of a better provision in schools. while bowling is in the national curriculum it is not mandatory a cross of the schools and so people needs to be done. but today, a lot of the reflection will b

but again, what i come back to is the bully here, we can talk about the bully. the bully is elements of the republican electorate. that is the willy. that is the challenge being faced here. this is why the republican party is headed toward extinction. because you have a situation where people are not willing to stand up for the right things and they're not willing to stand up and say, these views are not acceptable, these views are not what america's about. american president doesn't get to pick and choose who he represents. that should be the bottom line here. but ultimately that is not -- unfortunately our politicians in both parties have not found the backbone they need to be successful in that way. >> that's true, but we also don't have people kind of tweeting our way into nuclear war. i think that's a different category than simply the certificate vile, i want to be elected to another term. >> absolutely. great conversation, thank you both, appreciate it. >>> still to come, on any other day the introduction of a woman named stormny daniels and the salacious

it would be called bullying. we are happy and eager to compromise, but we will not be bullied. the most important point is this, the republicans control the white house, the senate, the house. that's why america and the world are calling this shutdown the trump shutdown. it's the president and congressional republicans' responsibility to govern. it's their responsibility to keep the doors open and the lights on around here. but the republican leadership can't get a tumultuous president on board with anything, and they don't offer us any compromises on their own. the breakdown of koeupls -- compromise is poisoning this congress and it comes from president trump. he's turned blowing up bipartisan agreements into an art form. the president can't take yes for an answer. twice in this long debate president trump walked away from partisan deals to solve all of the issues before us. a week ago last tuesday president trump appealed to congress on national television to come up with a deal, and he said he'd sign it. he'd sign whatever congress sent him. he said he'd take the heat for it

you have a republic kwan the bully pulpit. republicans -- you have a republican with the bully pulpit. i think the chances of a shutdown are very real and could well happen. that's where they need trump to use the bully pulpit to an enormous extent to win the p.r. battle. charles: he's throwing out the overtures if we do have a shutdown it's the democrats' fault. it might be able to underscore why washington, d.c. is so bloated to begin with. >> the key is the vote in the house. if republicans in the house can pass it, most of republicans in the senate will support the house bill so democrats are voting for a bill that would continue to fund the government. those red state democrats in tough reelection races, if they vote no, it will be a campaign ad for republicans. it's important that they get this thing out of the house so they can say hey we are ready to fund the government. charles: a contender for senator jeff flake's hotly contested senate seat joining us next. kind of looks like a monster coming to eat ya. holy smokes.

comes across the middle east if this is not a form or bullying it's not a delegation then what is. while the u.s. talks about funding the israeli parliament seems to be adding fuel to the fire it's passed a bill making it difficult to change the status of jerusalem as the capital of israel called the unified jerusalem amendment it also requires two thirds of parliament to approve any decisions made regarding the boundaries of the ancient city the office of the palestinian leader released a statement saying the bill has all but ended the political process between the two we spoke to political commentator amir oren about the. every once in a while when the polls show that netanyahu is quite close. there you go again shouting jerusalem they are all self-styled harry houdini who try to tie their own hands and put themselves into a box and then jump into the river and hope that no one will be able to send a giant crane via the great powers to them out of there because if at some future date some future government would like to negotiate the future off the territories occupied by israel

>> reporter: lunch time bullying. >> you going to eat this?n hollywood plot line. >> you can't sit with us. >> reporter: but it's also a painful reality in school cafeterias throughout the nation. >> i was ostracized by everyone. i ate lunch alone. every day i was pushed into lockers, i was sent threatening e-mails. >> reporter: a reality natalie hampton, now a high school senior in california knows all about. >> i was physically attacked three times in two weeks, and i came home sobbing with bleeding red scratch marks. >> reporter: natalie eventually switched schools. but the memories of those years of torment stuck with her. >> so many people walked back and forth in front of my table. and all i wanted to hear was hey, are you okay? come sit with us. >> reporter: those four words, "come sit with us" sparked an idea, and eventually an app. >> if you go to the search tab, it gives you a whole list of the lunches you can join in your school without any fear of rejection. >> reporter: she created the sit with us app, free to download, private to

. >> confronting issues of sexuality, social media, and cyber bullying and something more sinister than anyone expected. >> they were talking about what they would do to me, get me drunk, then they'd rape me. >> but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight in southern california, with those devastating mudslides. just weeks after wildfires tore through the region, today's staggering rainfall triggering the deluge that has already killed at least 13 people. the damage is shocking with waves of mud ripping up trees and homes, shutting down a major freeway. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: tonight in california cars, homes, and lives swallowed by those deadly flash floods and mudslides. >> we have multiple reports of people trapped. >> it's our worst fear coming to life for us right now. >> reporter: at least 13 are reported dead. two dozen missing. scores more are injured. this 14-year-old girl pulled from the muck. authorities still in search and rescue mode, fearing those casualty counts will almost c

. >> confronting issues of sexuality, social media, and cyber bullying and something more sinister than anyone expected. >> they were talking about what they would do to me, get me drunk, then they'd rape me. >> but first, the "nightline" 5. >>> number 1 in just 60 seconds. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. ♪ >>> good evening. thank you for joining us. we begin tonight in southern california, with those devastating mudslides. just weeks after wildfires tore through the region, today's staggering rainfall triggering the deluge that has already killed at least 13 people. the damage is shocking with waves of mud ripping up trees and homes, shutting down a major freeway. here's abc's matt gutman. >> reporter: to

the bullying and the culture in that camp, why they let it go on. sean benton, he was found shot...e to see this new inquest. —— harry and linda. did not live to see this new inquest. —— harry and lindalj promised inquest. —— harry and linda.” promised i would carry on for her, but i feel sad, because they should get somejustice for but i feel sad, because they should get some justice for him. sean benton was the first of four young soldiers to die at deepcut over a seven—year period to be all suffered shotgun wounds. a fresh inquest on one of the four concluded she had taken her own one of the four concluded she had ta ken her own life. one of the four concluded she had taken her own life. sean benton died 23 years ago. now, for the first time, his days at deepcut will be examined in detail in public. gene kelly, bbc news. this is the briefing from bbc news. the latest headlines: security has been tightened around a court in southern brazil wherejudges will decide whether to uphold the conviction of former president, luiz inacio lula da silva, on corruption charges. the us attorney

they are asking to do more about bullying in schools right now. chris, you can understand a community that is very upset with the two middle school students charged related to their classmate's suicide. >> oh, my god. diane, thank you very much. this is such a scary story. i have two 12-year-old girls. look, it can be a cruel time, as we know, 7th grade. but the school has to be on it, obviously. social media is a scary place for adolescents and beyond. >> cyber bullying is real. i've covered it as a journalist for a very long time. it is more pernicious, more damaging than even physical bullying in a lot of cases. and the problem is, yes, schools have to do more. they often run away from bullying situations when they take place in the classroom. they are more limited with internet policy. the first line of defense is the parent. you have to know what your kids are doing. there is no expectation or right to privacy by a 12-year-old. their social media should be yours. i know it's a pain in the ass. i know it is tough to get their messages. i know.

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move to cut aid is nothing short of bullying. i don't think it is i think it is part of the forest policy that has been followed by the trump administration for months now and it's a policy that is called you needed sort very well with the israeli government the tweet was also joined by a statement made by the the u.s. ambassador to the united nations that she says forthright that we will not be giving money to on the u.n. and refugee agency that is that equated to helping millions of palestinian refugees in palestine and in refugee camps across the middle east if this is not a foreign or bullying it's not a form of intimidation then what is iran palestine north korea all of been on the sharp end of donald trump's twitter verse of late as the u.s. president continues to pioneer its own unique brand of social media diplomacy and next is a goshdarn off explains concern is growing that his posts could have some pretty serious real world consequences. christmas the new year even the seasonal holidays haven't put the brakes on trump's

well you look feeling better pull up a clip of the bully like you go to school you know to slip in the still give up food for the store. clerk. you don't really feel like you have the big in that. and then. the guy just came over to me saw me and gave me a change of this book. i think there is indeed a potential to come out of this impasse of implementing the minster agreements by agreeing on a u.n. peace operation this is very sensitive politically contributing countries believe and show that you offer troops it's up to decide. they have confidence in him to have. one last chance president trump agrees to again waive certain sanctions on iran but warns the u.s. will walk away from the nuclear deal unless revisions in may. lead to her not international today the washington post bureau chief in beirut is blasted on twitter for praising the bravery of a syrian journalist who is reputed to be a terrorist sympathizer. new york's police shooting and sues the force commissioner and the city mayor claiming body cam video has been released for political gain. this is art international good aft

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but i'm zeebrugge is an editor of the palestine chronicle believes all this is nothing short of bullying. i don't think it is i think it is part of the policy that has been followed by the trump administration for months now and it's a policy that is called to meet its sort very well with the israeli government the tweet was also joined by a statement made by either the u.s. ambassador to the united nations that she says forthright that we will not be giving money to on the u.n. and refugee agency that is dedicated to helping millions of palestinian refugees in palestine and it comes across the middle east if this is not a form or bullying it's not a form of intimidation then what is. it is you go he done obviously has been looking at which other countries have found selves in the sights of the u.s. president. christmas the new year even the seasonal holidays haven't put the brakes on trump's twitter train in twenty eighteen pakistan got it first. the united states has foolishly given pakistan moving thirty three billion dollars in aid over the last fifteen years and they have given us n

backed border force in syria i mean how much of this is bullied to bully bellicose talk versus a real threat of armed conflict between two nato allies. but i think certainly that is what washington will be asking and neither is true the president has made this threat many times before but this threat by far seems to be the most serious and that's because turkey has been building up its forces all know boulder over the weekend there was a very heavy artillery bombardment in the african region this kurdish enclave of course in syria which president wanted to say that they will attack and we've also got unconfirmed reports already turkish commandos have been carrying out close hauled all praises into this region but there is pumped point here that i'm afraid it's the one area there are no u.s. soldiers present so it does seem that own corbett does carry out this right if king told voigt the nightmare scenario of turkey soldiers facing off against american soldiers during the judging by everyone's reaction to his words today it appears that he was completely caught off guard by this u.s.