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germany's hannah spilled over into violence almost two hundred people were involved in the brawl all video news agency ruptly was there as it happened. i. think. i. think. began its latest military operation against kurdish groups in syria last week claiming the kurdish forces there are terrorists the brawl in hanover airport resulted in police reportedly using pack a spray to separate the two groups the authorities also deployed twenty vehicles to the scene. which are going to live now by political commentator and historian darwish adel thanks for joining us here you saw the footage there it was pretty intense for all what to what extent do you think that this is indicative of the tensions between the turks and kurds and and how much can we read into it. well i think this is a very complex situation and many players are into it and giving. people actually specially the kurds will find themselves powerless against the might of turkey as we have seen in the unfortunate scenes from frankfurt and probably other places it could actually spill over and affect europe affect people who think we are far away

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. >>> new video to show into the news room showing a boat breaking ice in the water in maryland. fishermen, wildlife agencies police officers haven't been able to work on that water during the cold weather, so they are depending on ice breakers to break it up and make it safe again. there are four boats used to break up the ice in the waters of maryland. they haven't seen such thick ice in years. they will be back out there this morning because the water refroze overnight. >>> check this out, brutally cold temperatures impacting animals as well. you can see alligators are trying to stay warm in north carolina. the rivers there are actually frozen over. the gators are sticking up their snouts. look at that, through the ice, so they are able to breathe. the gators then go into a form of hibernation. they lower their body temperatures and metabolism to survive. when it gets warm again, they will return. i have never seen anything like it. >>> two minutes to 6:00. a small northern california town in mourning after a wrongway driver crashed into a car and killed six people. a vigil held last night for the victims

agency. >>> here is new video of president trump at the world economic forum just a short time ago. he shook hands with theresa may. both talked about the strong partnership between the u.s. and the united kingdom on issues that range from security to trade. the president will attend a reception with world leaders and other dig that tar s, host a business with business executives of europe and give a key note address tomorrow. >>> israeli newspapers reporting that john kerri is considering a second run for president in the year 2020. according to the report, consider etelling palestinian officials in london yesterday that he is, quote, strongly considering a run in 2020. kerri previously ran for president in 2004 against president george w. bush who was running for a second term in office. kerri lost that election and later became president obama's final secretary of state. >>> governor jerry brown will deliver his final state of the state address at 10:00 this morning. it will be his 16th state of the state speech to the legislature, more than any other governor. his first state of

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would be so fortunate because aid agencies don't have enough resources to go around katherine saif al jazeera a sigh central in the democratic republic of congo. new videos have emerged showing african refugees being abused in libya illegal detention centers and extortion have become common as many people trying to reach europe are either court or return to libya in a warning you may find pictures in a cell of binge of its report disturbing. this man stripped naked is being told to stay silent as he's burned with what's said to be mauled on plastic. in another video people are being beaten his kidnappers discuss ransom money these videos are reportedly of sudanese refugees being abused in libya a disease or cannot verify the pictures. but the humiliation and abuse of african migrants here is not new libya is a major hub for human smugglers and traffickers they use the country as a transit for a perilous bored journey to europe some officials have been accused of taking bribes to free people from illegal detention centers where people are kept under inhumane conditions but libyan forces deny the allegations that some are involved in rape forced labor and

state news agency that cattery fighter jets intercepted two ever rotty civilian aircraft as foreign ministry has denied the allegation. group boko haram has put out a video that it says shows some of the school girls that were kidnapped in northeastern nigeria in twenty fourteen two hundred seventy six girls were abducted since then some of the scapes and others have been released through negotiation it's thought that as many as one hundred girls are still being held let's go live thousands of zeros of an address is there what exactly does this this video show that and according to boko haram statements those who remain these girls don't actually want to go home is that right exactly that's what the leader of the group said that these goes indeed want to stay with their with their captors who he referred to as their husbands and new relations one of the goes at least has been identified as the same girl that appeared in a similar video previously bible koran but a lot of people we've spoken to here. believe that these goes some of them at least some of them have little or no options than to do what they are asked to do a bible koran. or chicago group in

positions, including some video we saw, quite dramatic, put out by the turkish army, saying that the target was tunnels being used by the ypg. now, the turkish state news agencys that turkish forces have entered on the ground, into the afrin area. according to the ypg, there's fighting in three areas to the northeast, as well as the west of afrin. the turks have yet to confirm those reports of intense fighting. but it all goes to show what a complicated situation it is on the ground in syria, where you have more than 2,000 u.s. forces, you have the u.s.-backed ypg. there's a syrian army. there were russian forces in the afrin area that were pulled back, as this offensive looked imminent. and now you have the turkish forces, as well. the turkish forces have, in fact, been involved in the past in syria, for instance, in august of 2016, turkey launched operation euphrates shield where in the area along the euphrates river they pushed inside syrian territory and it does appear that their involvement now is getting even deeper, complicating an already mind-bogglingly complicated situation. george? >> very interesting name, as well, for this operation, olive branch

would be so fortunate because aid agencies don't have enough resources to go around katherine saif al jazeera assize central in the democratic republic of congo new videos have emerged showing african refugees being abused in libya illegal detention centers and extortion have become common as many people trying to reach europe or the quarter return to libya is a warning you may find pictures and some of binge of age report disturbing. this man stripped naked is being told to stay silent as he's burned with what's said to be mauled on plastic. in another video people are being beaten as kidnappers discuss ransom money these videos are reportedly of sudanese refugees being abused in libya a disease or cannot verify the pictures. but the humiliation and abuse of african migrants here is not new libya is a major hub for human smugglers and traffickers the use the country as a transit for a perilous board journey to europe some officials have been accused of taking bribes to free people from illegal detention centers where people are kept under inhumane conditions but libyan forces deny the allegations that some are involved in rape forced labor and even mur

news agencies like ours, more personal. in a facebook posting, zuckerberg said posts from businesses, brands and media are crowding out the personal moment. he warned investors with less to read and fewer videos to watch, people may spend less time on facebook. expect facebook shares to suffer on that warning. >>> san francisco banks wells fargo report today. the dow as nasdaq open at records today. >>> david letterman opened a new show on netflix. now, he did introduce the first guest. >> good to see ya. >> good to see you. >> how are you? >> i'm great. what i want to know is, you and i recently left long-term jobs. >> we did. >> the first day -- >> i was not fired, though. >> only president obama could say that. >> you know what is funny, if he walks out and president obama asks david letterman to sit on his own tv show. you are a super cool guy. the guy that owns the show. >> have a seat. >>> there is something for everyone at the movie theater this weekend. this is not for me. this is a kid friendly option. "paddington bear" returns. it's a follow up from the classic children's book. he is looking for a gift but doesn't have enough money, so he gets a job. that may leave him washed up. it

news agencies like ours. more personal. in a facebook posting, posts from businesses, brands and media are crowding out the personal moment. he did warn investors with less to read and fewer videos to watch, people may spend less time on facebook. expect facebook shares to suffer on that warning. the dow and the nasdaq open at new records this morning. david letterman has launched his new show on netflix. it's called "my next guest needs no introduction." he used to say that. >> good to see you. how are you? >> i'm great. >> you and i recently left long-term jobs. >> we did. >> the first day -- >> i was not fired, though. >> i'm watching the rest of it in the news room. it looks great. what's funny is the audience did not know who the first guest would be. we did because we saw it. the audience didn't. >> is that going to be a normal thing? >> there will be six episodes, then might be renewed. >> no, that it's going to be a surprise? >> i don't know. >> i love it. that's a great idea. don't miss your next hit time by watching it. >>> a boy with a green thumb is the winner of a national contest. it also helped him with his college fund. the contest lets third graders grow a cabba

agency planned to launch in 2016 but then faced a series of setbacks. this week state regulators gave bart the green light for the new fleet to start carrying passengers. the trains have video screens, three doors per car and fewer seats. so there's more space to stand during rush hour. >> i had a friend yesterday on bart from san francisco to walnut creek yesterday, she fell asleep on the wrong train and ended up in richmond. >> no! [ laughter ] >> at least she got some sleep. >> she did. there you go. and the scenic route. [ laughter ] >> scenic look at the bay area. >> that's a mess if you don't get off at the right stop. >>> we'll take it over to the roadways right now. and this is the eastshore freeway. this is near highway 4. in hercules, headlights going westbound easy ride towards the bay bridge toll plaza. we are still seeing speeds in the green across the upper deck into san francisco. a little backup in the cash lanes. no metering lights yet. but it could be "friday light." so we'll see. as you make your way into san francisco, 101 right near the 80 interchange there, 101 central freeway, traffic doing fine in both directions. looks like everyone is on their best

new report accuses google of having more than 100 nongovernment organizations and government agencies around the world helping to police youtube. well, for extremist content ranging from so-called hate speech to terrorist recruiting videos. okay. we get that. let's take a quick look at google. the stock, by the way, ending the day up in the green. just up -- i should call it up, of course, but we like to call it google. ever so slightly flat on the market. he was censored by google when he took down his video by how i feel about being called a white supremacies. he tweeted quote no explanation and no reason. why in the wobbled would this be blocked? good questions. joining me now to answer is university of toronto professor dr. jordan peterson. dr. peterson, explain to me how did you get blocked on youtube? that's not easy to do or apparently it is. why were you blocked? >> well, it's easier than you think. i had all of my accounts shut down about six months ago too. my gmail accounts and everything else. ashley: what did you do? >> i violated their terms of agreement. ashley: how? >> they just sent me a generic message saying that the robots have picked me up. the algorithms that it was reviewed by a human and that the