. >> jack berger and doug olivant in washington, d.c, a former ambassador to iraq. mr. olivant, you heard jamie mcintire talking about the unlikelihood of some progress against i.s.i.l. in libya. what do you think based on your knowledge and your conversations with security officials in d.c, will it take to diminish i.s.i.l.'s influence in libya? >> well, the setup piece talked about special forces, raids, and air power. and that's wonderful to do pinprick, stop the bleeding, keep them from expanding. but to really take the fight to i.s.i.l. in libya we have to have a unity government. so the military and the diplomatic tracks aren't contradictory. we need to do one in fairly limited fashion, to do what we can while this unity government tries to establish itself, but that is really the answer in the long term is to get government ton ground that can take fight to i.s.i.l. that we can then support. >> we know that there are at least ten groups vying for power in libya. let's take a look at a map. mr. berger, this question goes to you. i.s.i.l. controls a relatively smal

it may be that we're at a point where everyone is a little bit tired. >> doug olivant. good to see you, thank you. >> pleasure john. >> canada says it's on track to welcome some 25,000 syrian refugees by march. so far the country says its expedited program to process refugees has let in half that amount. daniel lak reports. >> anna has been treating newly arrived migrants from syria two years now. but her patient load is overwhelmingly syrian. >> translator: we've had a great welcome from the canadian government and the red cross has helped us so much. the organization is helping us with the kids allowances and paperwork and we can look for a house and settle in. >> reporter: getting them vaccinated is crucial for starting english classes in the city's schools. so is making sure everyone has the right clothing for winter. these clothes, boots and even toys were donated, after facebook,. >> my husband is a good reason why we got involved, he's syrian, from dmams damascus, het his uncle and 15-year-old cousin in a car bomb. >> canadian prime minister justin trudeau was th

. >> doug olivant always good to have your being thoughts, thanks. >> pleasure antonio. >>> u.n. con invoices in syrian have arrived at several besieged towns, to bring food and water to several besieged towns. zeina khodr reports. >> it is a step forward, much needed aid reaching those trapped, it was agreed on by those meeting in munich last week. the government towns of kafraya and fua, and among them madaya, where 40 people died of malnutritious sincmalfliks. >> 450 people need urgent medical help but own ten were taken to hospitals outside. >> the latest aid deliveries will bring aid to thousands. there is no deal to ensure that supplies will continue to be delivered. and not all besieged areas across syria have been reached. >> why doesn't the area of homs get aid? the u.n. resolution says all areas, aren't they agreeing to ceasefire before aid can enter? >> the northern area of homs has been a battle ground for months. the u.n. has said food shortages are likely to get worse for the 120,000 to live there. the last u.n. convoy to reach that area was in october. u.n. secreta