>> tillerson: it was different. because-- and i had to think very, very carefully about that, and the only thing i said to him was "mr. president, same man, different hat." >> brennan: but the dynamic changed. >> tillerson: the dynamic changed because the issues were different. what he is representing is different than what i now represent. and i-- and i said to him, "i now represent the american people." and-- and i think it was important that that be said right up front. and he clearly got, i mean, he clearly understood that as well. >> brennan: but since you're secretary of state now, you've accused him of violating nuclear arms control agreements, of cheating on north korea sanctions, letting assad continue now to use chlorine gas chemical weapons on civilians. he doesn't seem to be particularly concerned about the warnings you're giving him. >> tillerson: well, i don't know. we'll see if he's concerned or not. >> brennan: there were six chlorine gas attacks in the past 30 days. >> tillerson: that's correct. and

rex tillerson in turkey for two days of talks.ensions running high over turkey's cross-border offensive in syria. atone for its to past, setting up an independent commission to investigate allegatitions of sexual exploitation. he is sworn i in as the new president of south africa. the new leader pledges to tackle corruption and boost the economy. ♪ where: we begin in turkey the u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson is wrapping up his visit. on thursday, tillerson met with the turkish president for 3.5 hours. washington and ankara are at odds as turkey continues its operations against kurds in northern syria, the same group the u.s. relies on in the fight against the islamic state group. let's listen to the turkish foreign minister speaking earlier today. >> relations between our countries are at a critical turning point. we can either resolve the situation now or let things worsen. but with the will shown yesterday, we have both agreed to normalize relations. anchor: for more on what came out of today's press conference, we cross

secretary of state rex tillerson in argentina all on the second stop of his five nation tour to luck in america we were talking to a robot valencia he's lucky american journalist he's a specialist from newsweek and thank you very much indeed for joining us i'm sorry we lost the signal there on we were talking about the fact that rex tillerson was attempting to try and drum up some support for a unity among american countries against the model government in venezuela you would explaining to us what you thought the circumstances surrounding that would be . correct so it's a very difficult circumstance for secretary tillerson for one reason or countries in implementing sanctions against venezuelan officials obviously it's not in the u.s. interest to establish economic sanctions for the country as a whole and obviously tillerson was talked out of the idea of suggesting that. venezuela militaries will actually turn against my little because of the history of governments being overthrown in latin america for decades one of the things that i wanted to point out is twelve hours ago we've hea

tillerson-- pshew! tillerson was always kind of an unusual pick for secretary of state.a multi-millionaire oil executive with no diplomatic experience. though, he wasn't afraid to stand up to some of the world's most dangerously unhinged leaders. he even called one of them a moron. ( laughter ) yeah, he has clearly-- ( cheers and applause ) like two rams butting heads. he has clashed with president trump. at one point, trump even proposed an i.q. test face-off against tillerson. "okay, rex, meet at dawn, bring a loaded number two pencil. this is important. golf rules, low score wins. okay?" ( laughter ) and boom. like that. like that. ( cheers and applause ) but tillerson is not ready to leave just yet, because according to reports, he was intent on finishing out the year to retain whatever dignity he could. "dear santa, all i want is the dignity to work for a moron until christmas. and more delicious oil." ( laughter ) ( laughter ) there have been plenty of signs that tillerson is not happy. this is what he said last month, while looking at a statue in switzerland. ( la

rex tillerson conversÓ con el presidente kuczynski.os a mansiÓn con la noticia de que el ex mandatario rafael correa no podrÁ volver a aspirar a la la presidencia. correa y la base que mantiene en ecuador, apoyaron campaÑa para votar a favor del no. patricia: unos 100 vehÍculos estuvieron involucrados en varios cho ♪ ♪ ♪ >> para terminar en missouri, la nieve en la autopista congelada aprovecharon que 100 vehÍculos se vieron involucrados en varios choques. >> en este lugar ocurriÓ en un tramo de la carretera, los automÓviles, camiones, resbalaron chocaron y provocaron heridas en breves personas. fue tomada por un dron mostrando cuatro puntos de impacto en esta autopista. >> increÍble. son especialmente camiones. >> ha sido un invierno complicado y con consecuencias como esta. >> con mucho frÍo. asÍ llegamos al final.

has moved and has moved to the east of your great and as rex tillerson said quite. quite well. it is important how. the reorganization of the area is carried out. if y.p. g. takes hold. of these aerials. stability will never enter this area we will work towards making sure that doesn't happen we'll start in men beach one swimming wife leaves many beach once. we trust is. restated. then we will be able to work towards. peace and stability in the area thank you. and a question from a. microphone. thank you mr secretary there seems to be a little short on specifics here do you agree that you are talking about what you're going to do in the future and you have not agreed on specific steps that will begin starting today and can you explain why it has taken so long for two allies to come together with an agreement on what seems to be a very basic principle that two allies will not shoot at each other in syria and one will not give the other and ottoman slap are you confident that in the future some of the rhetoric will be turned down and what what has been the hang out and mr foreign

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interest to establish economic sanctions for the country as a whole and obviously tillerson was talked out of the idea of suggesting that. venezuela militaries will actually turn against my little because of the history of governments being overthrown in latin america for decades one of the things that i want to point out is twelve hours ago we've heard president trump saying that he would consider cutting funds to countries that poor drugs in the united states obviously we're talking about colombia and tillerson is going to colombia so he's not going to have an easy job to explain what trump just said moments ago and colombia is a very important south american now only ally if not the most important ally in south america because israel is just right next to her in this well and so it's very important for for tillerson to give a great explanation to president juan manuel santos and all colombians who basically expect funds to fight drug scene colombia but at the same time a country that has been able to. in a way retain the populist wave from coming from this well another we have elect

will let rex tillerson the u.s. secretary of state will be traveling on from cairo to kuwait on tuesday. to a donor conference on the way to help finance the massive endeavor of rebuilding iraq when iraq's prime minister declared the war with eisel over last year it signaled the beginning of efforts to rebuild the devastated country much of it left in ruins the price tag some one hundred billion dollars at that conference already is sunny as a dam he's with us live from kuwait sami. thanks so much adrian yes that is a big price tag and it is a big challenge are there any commitments yet while i opposed that question to several iraqi officials and they said it's still too early in the day does talk about what sort of commitments are coming in let's point out one thing this is primarily more of an investment conference rather than a donor conference as we've seen perhaps in past conferences in two thousand and three and two thousand and four we've got a lot of representation here that can be said there's a lot of atte

sector state is in argentina on a second stop of his five nation tour of latin america rex tillerson will meet argentina's foreign minister on sunday he's using the top to improve u.s. relations in the region on friday he met mexico's president to ease worries over donald trump's comments on immigration and trade he also wants to shore up support for washington's tough stance on venezuela's president nicolas maduro as the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after people in power station that's the watching by the. more than seven decades ago a country was split into rebated with dick cheney and now the time come. to dean off the bench all it took was a pan a map and a collapsing empire when the british had to draw a line they pulled its seventh who had never been to india before al-jazeera examines the violent birth of india and pakistan and asks what the future holds for these nuclear neighbors partition the borders of blood at this time. recent elections.

has been addressing a meeting of the global coalition to defeat eisel in kuwait tillerson says the u.s. will provide two hundred million dollars in aid to help stabilize areas in syria that used to be under control let's bring in jim o.-l. shell he's live in the turkish city of near the border with syria i'm just wondering what sort of difference this will make the status on the ground the fight against isis on what's happening in northwest syria. well so far just as we all know the u.s. has been heavily dependent on the kurdish militia in its fight against isis so i asked so i saw depending on who calls it's was but basically those militia have been at the forefront of it because the u.s. has presence in terms of ground troops inside syria has been limited obviously that's something that's agitated to a great extent the turkish authorities because it views essentially the y.p. g.e. those kurdish militias just as bad as it does i saw it views them as a terrorist organization bent on killing innocent people and expelling indigenous populations from their lands now what this money will d

secretary of state rex tillerson and the iraq reconstruction conference in a couple of hours so that may be the venue but what u.s. officials are telling us is they will make some kind of financing and now it's meant may not be money it could be you know facilitation for finance in other means or is a conflict resolution professor at the hans to toot he says that the reconstruction of iraq goes far beyond the rebuilding of infrastructure. we can't talk for long about the management of the reconstruction process and how mismanaged it is to be quite honest with you in my view any post conflict reconstruction reconstruction process has two aspects two sides one is the hardware what i call it and one is the software they're talking about you know fund raising and you know some building of houses damaged properties is this is the hardware of the reconstruction process but the most important thing get actually which is the software process which how to read which is you know represent things like how to begin the trust of the people how to engage the iraqi community the iraqi different com

tillerson and his counterpart. announced that they did stablish the mechanism so that the true nato allies would be able to resolve all issues and better collaborates but no details were given and there was another problem that was not going away the continued refusal by the us to extradite. the mounted york users of orchestrating the dramatic twenty sixteen field. only. environment in relation to fit to land do we have evidence do we not have evidence can he be extradited or not rather than having these discussions in the press and in public we will have these discussions and work together on these issues thank you very much us talkers religions have probably never been worse off but rex tillerson visit seems to have been a positive one clear message that the two allies will start working together again whether they will succeed only time will tell. i don't see it or. a german turkish journalist has been released from custody after being detained in turkey for a year and their chairs still awaits trial but may be

tillerson was just saying what we were all... also saying.er] but apparently, this report really angered president trump, because today, tillerson had to come out and read an unscheduled statement saying donald trump is a non-moron president. - could you address the-- the main headline of this story, that you called the president a moron, and if not, where do you think these reports are-- - i'm just--i'm not gonna deal with petty stuff like that. i mean, this is--this is what i don't understand about washington. again, you know, i'm not from this place, but the places i come from, we don't deal with that kind of petty nonsense. - so that's a yes. [laughter] that's a yes. that's a yes. man, i feel bad for rex, because him coming out to refute the story only made it a bigger story. so now everyone on the news was saying this. - rex tillerson, not denying that exclusive report by nbc that he called the president of the united states a moron. - we have confirmed that reporting that rex tillerson called the president a moron. - the president's a m

in cairo tillerson also held talks of president al fertile say seems have washington in cairo shared a common goal a lasting peace and the region are not smith has been monitoring tiller since a visit from gaza before the us secretary of state left for the middle east his officials admitted that most of rex tillerson is discussions here would be difficult in cairo he raised the issue of human rights and of a free and fair election egyptians vote for a new president of the end of march an incumbent fattah el-sisi standing for a second term most of his opponents have either been jailed or silenced but most of the talks between rex tillerson on his opposite number some of the seem to focus on security and israel on the palestinians on security because the egyptians are involved in a major crackdown on isel forces in the sinai and the u.s. is providing significant security and intelligence cooperation on that front on israel and the palestinians the u.s. needs egyptian backing for the u.s. to continue its mediation role following donald trump's decision to announce and to recognize jerus

secretary of state rex tillerson comes to kuwait now there are many if you speak to u.s. officials they say we are bringing a lot of private businesses they expect some signings of use in agreements to be made but of course it comes back to the big question how much money will come in how will it be spent what guarantees are there to make sure that money will get to the people who need it the most and iraqi officials do have a challenge of course if they want to get the private sector interested in investing in overcoming some of the problems that have plagued investment as well as donations in iraq before transparent. c. international will tell you iraq stands at one hundred sixty six out of one hundred seventy six countries on their corruption index that needs to be addressed is the issue of political stability with elections coming up in may with more than two million people all of them from the sunni heartland still displaced across iraq it's a big question of can you rebuild a country can you say you have a stable political environment for a big chunk of your populat

well in the lead up to the trip of tillerson to turkey we are hearing u.s. officials make statements to the effect of supporting the turkish government and saying that their security concerns are fully legitimate let's take a listen to what we've heard nato or one nation one of our allies. and insurgent shooting inside its own borders and nato and america stand with turkey on an image should curity concern we have never given heavy arms to the wife to do so there is none to take by. now these security concerns that u.s. officials are referencing are security concerns that it could be argued the u.s. government had a lot to do with creating at this point the united states is currently supporting kurdish forces in syria and at this point we are now seeing the turkish military which has moved in to syria an operation olive branch to fight against kurdish forces now the s.d.f. a a group supported by the united states has seen a number of its forces actually defecting and going to northern syria to fight against the turkish operation and in the lead up to the vis

buying groups which turkey calls terrorists rex tillerson try to ease tensions by claiming the support is limited however this does not seem to be enough for i'm correct. always been clear with turkey that the weapons. of this great forces would be limited missions. provided only if the litigation is to achieve military objectives only we demand that this relationship and by that i mean we want them to and all the support given to the syrian arm of the p.k. k. the white b.g. let's take a closer look now at the two groups just referred to by the defense minister the p.k. k. is the kurdistan workers' party a group fighting turkish authorities for more than thirty years both ankara and washington consider them a terrorist organization on the other hand american turkey have different opinions on this syria based kurdish militia called the people's protection units all the white p.g. and regards it as a branch of the k.k.k. and therefore terrorist but the us led coalition sees the white p.g. as allies in the fight against islamic state in syria in january the pentagon and loudest it was cre

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has been very critical of turkey locking up journalists on the very day of rex tillerson visit we see a turkish court sentencing six journalists to life imprisonment they're accused of taking part in the two thousand and six thing failed coup that coincidence happening on the same day. well from the point of view of germany it happens on the same day when they released a german journalist who has been president for one year which are the media focus on this and knocked on the. the. you know under trial against the six other journalists of the hundreds of other journalists who are still in prison yes i think he is a very you know they like symbolic policy and i'm sure they did this on the very same day when tillerson was there on monday and when they released this german journalist denis trip on the other side current greg speak to appreciate your time and your views my guest or for journalist karan like a felt thank you. moving on to the news it's now week since the winter olympics in south korea officially got underway and while there have been some touching stories of mutual help an

secretary of state rex tillerson begins his middle east tour with a promise to help egypt defeat armed groups. the search for answers russian investigators sweep through snow covered fields to find out why a passenger plane crashed and it's crunch time for south africa's ruling party as it meets to decide on president jacob zuma his future. when iraq's prime minister declared the war with eisel was over last year it signaled the beginning of efforts to rebuild the devastated country much of it left in ruins the price tag some one hundred billion dollars in kuwait a donor conference is on the way to help or at least try to help finance the massive and iraq has published a list of one hundred fifty seven projects that it wants to help to build to provide joe. you homes for some of the two and a half million people displaced by the fighting it includes hospitals schools businesses and telecommunications iraq says that around one hundred thirty eight thousand homes and apartment blocks were damaged some may say that has more from kuwait city. this is what so-called liberation from ice a lo

mattis tillerson and. the treasury. secretary all of them were speaking very fondly of their relationship with god over the weekend very confidently about the strategic relationship with their with other and i think this was mainly due to the fact that the white house has changed its position not dramatically by that has at least given way to the state department and to the pentagon to run this crisis they have agreed to whatever seems line was from the beginning which is we have to get our people together they are our allies and we have to mobilize our allies through making them speak with with one another and now of course we're seeing that the white house is still maintaining that line is supporting what ellison is doing there's very little damage that trump is doing now. compared to the beginning of this crisis so i think the main thing the main lesson the main idea to be taken from the strategic dialogue at the time is that shift in the tone towards form accusing others of supporting terrorism speaking of whether a

washington regards latin america as its backyard that's why secretary of state rex tillerson is here with the u.s. believes it should have an influence but it's a region that often feels neglected by or is in conflict with the superpower to the north. a few years ago argentina like many of its neighbors was governed by left of center leaders of dollars with washington and sympathetic to venice whalers them president chavez not anymore who wants an end of the crisis in venezuela the question is how one of the aspects of considering sanctioning or is what effect will it have on of it as well and people. it is is it a step that might bring this to an end to a more rapid and in a more rapid close because not doing anything to bring this to an end is also asking the venezuelan people to shop for a much longer time the venezuelan president nicolas maduro blames the united states and its allies for trying to undermine his socialist government and then another lot of it was they have inherited the arrogance the imperial arrogance of believing that with a button an order a plan in english the

patricia: rex tillerson aaconsejo a mÉxico que ponga atenciÓn durante las elecciones presidenciales dea: rex tillerson reconociÓ en mÉxico que las decisiones de su jefe han dejado mucho dolor, ppero segÚn Él, lo que buscado en el tram es acabar con las dudas. dice que lo que se busca es clarificar las reglas migratorias para quien quiera vivir en estados unidos, sepa exactamente quÉ hacer. el paÍs mÁs atacado por el presidente estadounidense fue la primera parada del secretario del departamento de estado en su primera visita oficial por latinoamÉrica. aquÍ se reuniÓ con los cancilleres de mÉxico y ca y -- canadÁ y presentÓ la propuesta migratoria de trump. >> si hubiera un regreso de los muchachos daca a mÉxico, serÍa una enorme ganancia para mÉxico y una pÉrdida para los estados unidos. jessica: los tres funcionarios condenaron lo que ocurre en venezuela. despuÉs de esta conferencia de prensa en la cancillerÍa, rex tillerson se reuniÓ en privado con el presidente enrique peÑa nieto. el gobernante recalcÓ la portaciÓn de que mÉxico y estados unidos mantengan un diÁlogo respetuoso y con

mattis describes tillerson as his battle buddy.in this administration. >> we're not using a carrot to convince them. we're using large sticks. that's what they need to understand. our diplomatic efforts will continue until the first bomb drops. my job is to not have a bomb drop. we don't know how much time is left on the clock. >> the headline from tillerson's interview last night, while all eyes are on the olympics, is that he's still willing to talk to north korea. that was clearly a message to pyongyang, shep. >> shepard: willing to talk. any indication that he might go do some talk something. >> no indication as of yet. no set date for when the south korean leader will sit down with kim jong-un. presumably tillerson would wait for the south korean president, but in the meantime, the pentagon and state department are ramping up their pressure campaign, which includes the threat of military force, including a possible preiemptiv strike. >> i'm not sending a lot of messages back. there's nothing to say to them at this point. i'm l

tillerson and his counterparts. announced that they did stablished a mechanism so that the true nato allies would be able to resolve all issues and better collaborates but no details were given and there's another problem this is not going away the continued refusal by the u.s. to extradite. the mountain to accuse is of orchestrating the july twenty sixth being felt. only in fed up honest and invited in relation to. do we have evidence do we not have evidence can he be extradited or not rather than having these discussions in the press and in public we will have these discussions and we work together on these issues thank you very much us talk us relations have probably never been worse off but citizens visits seems to have been a positive one clear message that the two allies will start working together again whether they will succeed only time will tell. i don't see it. south africa's new president through around the polls that will give his first state of the nation address to parliament in capetown in just under

recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital will not affect the city's borders or holy sites rex tillerson gave those assurances on it relations building tour across the middle east important to note that when president truman made his decision regarding the drizzling he also made two very important points as well one of which was. where he was not advocating for any changes to the status quo is to oversee the holding holy sites and secondly he made clear that the positions on the final boundaries are borders of jerusalem is that is a matter that's left for the parties to negotiate and discuss well back in december president trump threw his support behind israel's claims over the city of jerusalem saying that the u.s. would move its embassy there from tel aviv now the move was condemned by world leaders and of the u.n. and start violent protests around the globe. i. was. was. really was really. good. we spoke to palestinian politician dmitri dewani he doubts the tillerson strip will help improve relations with countries already angered by trump's move. this is doesn't go beyond a public re

jesse: a su turno, rex tillerson llegÓ a colombia precedente de lima y respaldÓ las declaraciones detos y larga de prensa, terminÓ la gira relÁmpago el alto funcionario. el secretario rex tillerson continuarÁn con kingston, jamaica. >> nosotros seguiremos brindando protecciÓn dde acuerdo a lo que dicen las leyes. patricia: es la reacciÓn del presidente ecuatoriano. este 2012, se refugiÓ en la sede diplomÁtica de ecuador en londres. de esa manera evitÓ su extradiciÓn a suecia donde enfrenta cargos por presuntos delitos sexuales. enrique: gritos de emociÓn y aplausos por lanzamiento de un cohete muy especial. ♪ ♪ patricia: asÍ presenciÓ el mundo el exitoso lanzamiento del super cohete falcon, diseÑado para que en el futuro se envÍe carga a la luna y marte. fÉlix: también se observÓ el aterrizaje de los propulsores, donde recibiÓ gritos de aplausos. felicitaciones a todos los que formaron parte de este proyecto. nos despedimos desde el espacio. ♪ ♪ ♪ presentadora: nuestros protagonistas en este martes de "contacto deportivo" el hombre gol del amÉrica tiene a las Águilas volando alto en

secretary of state rex tillerson arrives in lebanon as part of his middle east tour . and its wave has it in one thousand eight hundred up exhibition that showcases the artist and technology that heralded a moment of unprecedented cultural change. south africa is awaiting a changing of the guard after jacob zuma resigned from the presidency sumos told a step down by the governing a.n.c. party his nine year term has been plagued by numerous corruption scandals well the stage is now set for a.n.c. lead a civil vom opposed to become the country's next president he will face an election next year but in the meantime he'll be dealing with the many challenges including high unemployment and crime family the mother reports from johannesburg. a reluctant announcement from an embattled president i have therefore coming to the decision to resign as president of the republic with immediate effect even though i disagree with the decision of the leadership of my organization. i have always been a disciplined member of the sea it came just hours before parliament was due to vote in

secretary of state rex tillerson and his counterpart foreign minister. speaking at that donor conference for iraq which is being held in kuwait city with me in the studio is for i have. who can give us some analysis he's a conflict resolution a professor at the institute was able to pick out. that were of importance of course the whole tenet today has been about of the fight against eisel rex tillerson speaking to on the sidelines of another conference about the fight against iraq against iran tuesday he said that isis remains. a determined enemy that is certainly not defeated the other thing i picked up on there was about the gulf crisis of course the nations that are blockading cata and q. aces mediating in that dispute between saudi arabia the united arab emirates bahrain and egypt he said the u.s. is of the opinion that reconciliation the restoration of gulf unity is in the best interests of stability and security in the region did i miss anything while actually these are of the really the been things that mentioned in his speech and actually the fac

recognize jerusalem as the israeli capital will not a fact the city's borders or holy sites rex tillerson it gave those assurances on the relations building tour across the middle east. important to note that when president truman made his decision regarding the drizzling he also made two very important points as well one of which was. where he was not advocating for any changes to the status quo is to oversee holy holy sites and secondly he made clear that the positions on the final boundaries are borders of jerusalem is there is a matter that's left for the parties to negotiate and discuss. well back in december president trump threw his support behind israel's claims over the city of jerusalem saying that the u.s. would move its embassy there from tel aviv the move was condemned by world leaders and the u.n. and start violent protests around the globe. i. was. was was was. really was really was. we spoke to palestinian politician dimitri delilah me he doubts that tiller since the trip will help improve relations with countries already angered by trump's move . this is doesn't go beyond

secretary of state rex tillerson is in the capital one is there is where he is held official talks with the country's foreign minister it's a second stop on a tour of latin america the trip saying just improving u.s. relations in the region to listen says argentina has a key role to play and dressing the crisis in venezuela. let's go straight over now to donna in one is there is so rex tillerson is kind of rallying the regional leaders against. venezuela is he getting a sympathetic ear from the leaders he's talking to down the. well soon he'll certainly get a sympathetic hearing from the argentine administration led by president mackley a much more sympathetic hearing than any us administration would have had two or three years ago what we've seen in the meantime is a definite shift to the right on economic terms in political terms the united states ministration will have much more in common economically with president mackley and he has been one of the most vocal in the region in his opposition to the regime in venezuela he's been very critical of president nicolas maduro plans to hold

secretary of state rex tillerson is in egypt, the first stop on his middle east tour.rom there, he will be headed on to kuwait and turkey. justnded in egypt sunday, one day after israel carried out major air raids in syria, against what it called a rainy and targets. it is the first time israel has publicly ignored should targeting iranian targets. metalk more about this with is a commentator. how could this complicate things2 --? >> the israelis have accused violation ofzen the syrian sovereignty -- israeli sovereignty. israel said it was retaliating against that and during its offensive, it lost afc d and jet , shut down by syrian air defense. this is believed to be the first has since 2006 that israel lost a jet in combat. what does this mean for the u.s.? the trump administration is completely aligned with israel. however, and of course the u.s. does not want a expansion of israeli influence in syria -- an expansion of iranian influence in syria. that support has caused major frictions between washington and turkey. washington could do without any major escalation