u.s. . coalition talks between german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats have kicked off more than four months after.

u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan has also beencriticized by turkey and the syrian government the u.s. has confirmed it is helping syrian kurdish fighters set up a thirty thousand strong force and hong kong court session has been adjourned without making a ruling or the final appeal of three pro-democracy activists joshua was nathan lord alex child or convicted over their role in the twenty fourteen our brother protests they're currently on bail and the court was due to decide if they were to stay free or go to jail. now a year since president dahl trump took the oath of office most polls show his approval rating stand below thirty percent in the first of a five part series we ask who are his most ardent fans and what is it about the president's so-called america first policies that attract supporters al-jazeera gabriel elizondo went to kentucky to find out. that sounds skin tattoo shop there are plenty of people getting their skin inked business is good and the expectation of people here is that it's about to get even better thank

u.s. coalition is planning to build a thirty thousand strong border security falls in northern syria and that would include the y b g the u.s. has previously supplied alms to kurdish fighters and turkey is condemning this move with president at a warning the u.s. not to interfere in its operations. in the coming days as we will continue the operation to purge our southern border from terror which the first step was taken with the euphrates shelled operation with the frame. is genuine in that we expect america to support turkey and its legitimate outlets we expect our friends to display not achieved a perfect system and this issue of survival let is so sensitive and so critical for our country during the african operation i hope these powers will not give rise to error by appearing on the same side as the terror organization. well bill schneider is a professor of public policy at george mason university and he says it's a volatile situation with many factions pursuing competing interests. it's a real danger because the turks are threatening to invade northern syria and destroy the kurdish forc

u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan has also been criticized by turkey and the bashar al assad government the u.s. says the thirty thousand strong force will help stabilize syria. pope francis is arrived in chile for his first stop on a visit to south america the pontiff landed in the capital but there be intense scenes and of his visit with five churches vandalized in recent days the protests are expected against the alleged cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church security for the papal visit has been ramped up as a result. palestinian leaders have recommended that the palestine liberation organization suspend its recognition of israel they've been taking part in a meeting of the central council focusing on american recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the council also declared that the us has lost its ability to mediate between israel and palestine four time olympic gold medalist simone biled says she is among more than one hundred athletes who were sexually abused by former usa gymnastics team doctor larry nasir bi

u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan is also being criticized by turkey and the syrian government. palestinian leaders have recommended that the palestine liberation organization suspend its recognition of israel they've been taking part in the meeting of the central council focusing on american recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. but francis is arrived in chile where there's been ten scenes ahead of his visit with at least five churches vandalized protests against the alleged cover up of sexual abuse in the catholic church. and group has attacked in the libyan capital tripoli killing at least twelve people security sources say gunmen stormed mitiga air base where fighting spilled onto the runway causing flights to be diverted was the only functioning airport in tripoli after the international terminal was damaged in twenty fourteen mahmud of the one who is following developments from tripoli. the big eight that attacked in may to get. the individuals of that brigade say that there is a prison inside the base and controlled

u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan has also been criticized by turkey and the syrian government the u.s. has confirmed it's helping syrian kurdish fighters set up a thirty thousand strong force. to hong kong and has been adjourned without making a ruling on the final appeal of three pro-democracy activists joshua want they took more than alex char work of it did over their role in the twenty fourteen protests they're currently on bail but the court was due to decide if they'd stay free or go to jail. now the united arab emirates has accused qatari air force jets of intercepting two civilian aircraft going to bahrain qatar says the whole thing is made up and u.s. central command in the middle east says it hasn't received any reports of civilian flights being intercepted in the gulf skies that in barbara a small. and morality passenger plane takes off from dubai on monday the civil aviation authority of the united arab emirates said to qatari jets had intercepted a plane like this bound for her reign but in international airspace late

u.s. coalition plans to build a thirty thousand strong border security force in northern syria that would include the wife the u.s. has previously supplied to the kids turkey is condemning the move with president ed of on warning the u.s. not to interfere in its operations. in the coming days as we will continue the operation to purge our southern border from terrorists so what's the first step was taken with you freely shelled operation and no i was afraid. it's genuine and we expect america to support turkey and its legitimate outlets we expect our friends to display not achieved a perfect system and this issue of survival let is so sensitive and so critical for our country during the african operation i hope these powers will not give rise to error by appearing on the same side as the terror organization and syrian government forces launched an attack on a makeshift camp in italy province. a missile hit close to civilians including families who fled from earlier bombing attacks in the nearby hama countryside a syrian government push into italy provinces force about one hundred twenty th

u.s. coalition plan to build a syria border security force could break up the country the plan is also being criticized by turkey and the bashar al assad government the u.s. says the thirty thousand strong force will help stabilize syria palestinian leaders have recommended that the palestine liberation organization suspend its recognition of israel they've been taking part in a meeting of the central council focusing on the american recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital the council also declared that the us has lost its ability to mediate between israel and palestine. foreign ministers from japan south korea and the united states are among senior officials from twenty nations heading to canada to discuss how to strengthen sanctions on north korea u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson will co-host the talks in vancouver on tuesday countries they will be seeking new ways to intercept vessels at sea that may be defying u.n. sanctions by carrying refined oil products to pyongyang but north korea's main trading partner china won't be at the conference donald trump and choosing paying had

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u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. well after much anticipation from football fans english club leeds united unveiled a new badge only to receive floods of criticism of the club quickly caved into the outcry it is now letting supporters choose the club's new badge and a public vote. just one and twenty five minutes past the hour thank you for joining us here on oxy international more of your world headlines in about thirty times. when gold make its manufacture consensus instead of public wealth. when the roman closest to protect themselves. when the famous merry go round lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. million more you knew. what politicians to do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury or somehow want to. have to do like to be for us this is what before us three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters in my house. for shipping. hey everybody i'm stephen baldwin task hollywood guy you kn

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u.s. coalition air campaign against mosul terrorists defacto capital in iraq all but raised the city to the ground once a city of two million people hundreds of thousands were forced to flee and many others are still buried under the rubble the horrors of war were captured though by george butler he's a british artist embedded with the iraqi army. and artie's daniel hawkins talked to the award winning artist and illustrator about his experiences in the conflicts. what was your first impressions when you when you arrived and became imbedded with the iraqi special forces what i found i guess was huge destruction to. civilian life and as ever it's the civilians that. are losing out more than anybody and they're the ones with the stories and are the ones that i as an illustrator and as an artist i guess are trying to do to give justice to what was the most difficult almost striking thing that you that you saw there something that really made an impression on you on one side a pile of endless piles of rubble these houses been destroyed in an airstrike and this. came out and bought me a chair to

u.s. led coalition should. now america's acknowledged it's established an army of terror along our country's border it's up to us to drown this army of terror before it is born. one of the reasons is america's new army or border force which is what it was originally the u.s. led coalition told us in this letter that it was establishing a border security force an army of kurds that would patrol the border with turkey now that is preparing to invade the u.s. has done a one hundred eighty degree turn that entire situation has been missed but treat misdescribed some people misspoke we are not creating a border security force at all the story has changed it's not a new army or a border force it's thirty thousand troops that will be trained to prevent isis is return on paper for now and if turkey doesn't put a stop to it state department is now on overdrive you get the sense that they'll be bending over backwards for a valuable ally turkey is a very important value nato ally we have a lot of interactions with the tur

u.s. coalition and asking the trump administration to stop the decline. >> we're going to seize the opportunitiesor the economy, for the industry, for our company, that are available in the years ahead. let's get smart about adopting the policies and communicating the messages that will help it. >> reporter: meantime, america has slipped in the rankings of the world's most popular tourist destinations. long the number two most popular country to visit after france, you can say goodbye to that. our spot has been taken by spain. ali velshi at the world economic forum in davos. >> as i listen to arnie sorenson speaking there, you realize the job of evangelizing for the u.s. has fallen to people like him. this sort of anti-immigrant or call it what you will, moving towards some sort of immigration reform or change, then you've got the travel ban that happened weeks after president trump took office, huge policy things that dissuaded a lot of people from coming here. a big theme was steve mnuchin talking about the weakness of the dollar. >> unprecedented, to see a u.s. treasury secretary do that. when

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u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq as cole was echoed by officials in the affected ever aki city. the knesset rep that would demand the departure of american forces who've champ pulled on the blood of children and civilians. to a pharmacy chains in the german city of frankfurt have been labeled racist and a municipal union representing foreigners says that the centuries old name offends migrants from africa as they contain the word more. bitter all of our explains. what is in a name well for frankfurt council the name of two of the city's pharmacies was enough to demand that change this is one of them exist so more and it's not final part of the name that the city council here in frankfurt have a problem with it translates as the mood pharmacy now traditionally what that meant is that this was a pharmacy that would have stalked alternative medicines all medicines from the east as well as western medicine this building here you can see originates from nineteen hundred however there are campaign is that say that this type of name has no place in modern germany the reason for the com

u.s. led. coalition. it was off season but i guess the right now only syria's main kurdish part he appealed to world powers to act on turkey's threats kurds in europe have taken to the streets to protest against ankara's operations on the turkish syrian border and we asked a regional analysts about what to expect from washington which might have to make a choice between its nato partner and main ally in syria and we have to be honest i'm merican right now using the kurds as a boots on the ground and nothing more nothing less and then also to put pressure on turks to put pressure on russians to bring a a peace deal to syria and to get iranian out of that area and really this is a sad thing you know america betrayed the kurds in iraq and they're about ready to betray them in syria at this moment they're only staying around just again to put a pressure on turks and russian to make a deal and syria and i argue turkey will will not stand by and well as invade the kurdish area and this is a serious mistake and

u.s. led coalition had against islamic state in syria and now we've got a different conflict is the u.s. willing to let its best ground troops just in to be delivered to the turks and just be abandoned. well it could certainly be read like that right now at least and also critics here in the us who actually actually make that point that you made that the us it's basically leave it leaving the courts out hanging to dry and and this could only change and as i said before if if perhaps this this this this offensive which is supposed to be limited extends and becomes a full fledged war than then it could be that the u.s. will will will try to rein in turkey and briefly i mean is that how we'd seen in moscow as well yes it seems that the russians have used the currents to achieve their wide goals goals much more important to moscow than surrendering a small seat in syria brant are the correspondence michelle in washington during the shadow in moscow do both of you thank you very much. the u.s. justice department is confirming that attorney general jeff sessions was questioned by investigators

u.s. led coalition should. now america's acknowledged it's established an army of terror along our country's border is up to us to drown this army of terror before it is born. one of the reasons is america's new army or border force which is what it was originally the u.s. led coalition told us in this letter that it was establishing a border security force an army of kurds that would patrol the border with turkey now that is preparing to invade the u.s. has done a one hundred eighty degree turn that entire situation has been misspoke treat misdescribed some people misspoke we are not creating a border security force at all the story has changed it's not a new army or a border force it's thirty thousand troops that will be trained to prevent isis is return on paper for now and if turkey doesn't put a stop to it state department is now on overdrive you get the sense that they'll be bending over backwards for a valuable ally turkey is a very important value nato ally we have a lot of interactions with the turkish

u.s. led coalition had against islamic state in syria and now we've got a different conflict is the u.s. willing to let its best ground troops just in to be delivered to the turks and just be abandoned well it could certainly be read like that right now at least and also critics here in the u.s. who actually actually make that point that you made that the u.s. it's basically leave it leaving the kurds out hanging to dry and and this could only change and as i said before if if perhaps this this this this offensive which is supposed to be limited extends and becomes a full fledged war than then it could be that the u.s. will will will try to rein in turkey and briefly i mean is that how we'd seen in moscow as well. yes it seems that the russians have used to the currents to achieve the goals goals much more important to moscow than surrendering a small seat in syria brant. are the correspondents michelle in washington during her shadow in moscow the both of you thank you very much. well in recent months have as we have heard so called islamic state has lost control of most of the territor

u.s. . coalition talks between german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives and the social democrats havekicked off more than four months after the general election.

coalition operates by permission and in direct coordination with the government of iraq and its security forces head of the iraqi security defense committee called on the government to adopt measures to restrain the u.s. led coalition's actions in iraq. now after much anticipation of footy fans the english club leeds united unveiled its new badge but to receive floods of criticism the club quickly caved in is now letting supporters choose a different design in a public vote. value it today with more and often our. players wouldn't remember who you are when you don't. see the teachers what they get a court to. what the most are only dead space. may be. left alone they. said. no servant did that to. you speak french. mothers have opposable never passed close while let's. send the alpha male to new orleans morning his talk of the sun is busy cutting up to itself the cost. when i was still small seemed wrong but all wrong just don't call. me you won't believe yet to stamp out disdain the constant activity. and gains from it because the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. i fight for many clubs over the years so i know the game inside. the ball isn't only

u.s. coalition in syria announced that they would be working with syrian democratic forces to establish a new syrian border forces train and implement that in the area and the u.s. back is of course also aligned with the. game connected to p.k. k. which is. were all this problem is coming from and that announcement infuriated air to one who likened the attempt to the u.s. creating a terror army on turkey's border now after that the us did try and backtrack a little bit with her something that the announcement was misconstrued misconstrued that it's not a terror army and that they will not actually be training kurdish forces on turkey's border now at this point we do have we have the announcement coming from president on that this has started and russia's foreign ministry said that moscow is closely following the situation citing concerns over what's happening and calling for restraint on all sides for everyone to just calm down and back down and they've also said that they are taking undertaking security measures to ensure the safety of their personnel in the area now at this point what we

u.s. coalition in syria said that it would be working with syrian democratic forces to establish a new syrian border force and that they would train and implement these forces and the u.s. backed s.d.f. would be working there and they are allied with the y.p. ji who is in turn allied with the p.k. k. who turkey considers to be a terrorist organization so through all that that's where turkey is the real issue is coming to a head and after they announce these border forces air to one was infuriated and like in the attempt to the u.s. creating a terror army on turkey's border now after that reaction from air to want us to try and backtrack a little bit with tillerson saying that the announcement was misconstrued of course not a terror army on turkey's border but that really didn't seem to appease anyone and that's where we are why we are here today obviously over the last year or so territory has been an international battleground but again it is sovereign territory this is a sensitive area what's the international reaction been to these offensive well everyone has been threatening this operatio

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u.s.-led coalition accidentally launched a friendly fire air strike on iraqi security forces and civilians. at least seven were killed and a dozen more wounded, according to iraqi government officials. it took place in the town of al- baghdadi about 100 miles northwest of baghdad, and occurred after the u.s. backed iraqi forces arrested an islamic state leader early this morning. the u.s.-led coalition acknowledged firing on an unknown group at the request of iraqis, but said the incident is still being investigated. today in saudi arabia, one of the kingdom's richest and most prominent princes left the luxury hotel where he has been held since november. associates of 62-year-old prince alwaleed bin talal say he left the ritz-carlton in riyadh, where he and other elite saudis faced weeks of questioning as part of an anti-corruption campaign. alwaleed is an investor in many western companies including twitter, lyft, citibank, and apple. crown prince mohammed bin salman launched the anti-corruption campaign, which he claims is an effort to increase transparency and accountability. critics ar

u.s. coalition air strikes. >> all the night they're bombing our house. >> reporter: ayham is now safe withis extended family, but he says he misses sam and her son yusuf. >> reporter: holly williams, cbs news, dohuk, in northern iraq. >> glor: the universal language of eight year olds. now to other stories we're following in the evening newsfeed, authorities in afghanistan say at least 22 people were killed when militants stormed a kabul hotel. the siege lasted 13 hours. many of the victims were foreigners, including pilots for an afghan airline. no americans are believed to be among the dead. all six attackers were killed. as the world's economic leaders gather in davos, switzerland, a study out today says 82% of all the wealth created in 2017 went to the world's richest 1%. the bottom 50% saw no increase. it could be the dawn of a new era in shopping. customers lined up in seattle to try amazon go. the completely self-service store uses high tech to track purchases and bills customers later. and there is much more ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." >> reporter: an emergency order fro