fair. canada s new prime minister justin trudeau says he will honor a pledge to end the coalition bombing campaign against isis. trudeau informed president obama of his decision to pull six canadian fighter jets from the battlefield. he will continue to provide humanitarian aid and training in syria and iraq. breaking news this morning, syrian president bashar al-assad was in moscow overnight meeting with russian leader vladmir putin. russian state media reports the two talk about military action what a kremlin spokesman called terrorist extremist groups t. u.s. expressed concern russia s main interests in syria is in defending the assad regime against rebel fighters rather than attacking isis. new details emerging about the u.s. airstrike on doctors without borders hospital in kunduz and afghanistan that killed 22 staff members and patients earlier this month. the times reports military investigators believe u.s. and afghan forces unfamiliar with
tonight, a brutal threat from isis. the fbi is tracking the terrorists online searching for anyone linked to an online hit list. on this hit list is at least 100 american military service members. the terrorists are calling for lone wolf attacks on these individuals and their families right here at home. the islamic state hacking division which says it is affiliated with isis says it was publishing the service member names so quote, our brothers residing in america can deal with you. it s not clear if this group is sanctioned by isis or not but an fbi official says tonight at least some of its members are affiliated with isis. it s also believed that at least some of the american military members on that hit list have been targeted simply because they have been involved in the coalition bombing campaign against isis. now, the information on this list has names, photos home addresses and it appears to have been taken, in part from social
congress, briefing them to a conference call about the u.s. nato s agreement to take charge of the no-fly zone. over at the pentagon, a top adral haa story that may indicate colonel gadhafi is getting desperate. we received reports today that he has taken to armying what he calls volunteers to fight opposition. i m not sure whether they truly are volunteers or not and i of these ow many recruits he s going to get but i find it interesting that he may now feel it necessary to seek civilian reinforcements. reporter: turning nowo the libyan capital, we re joined by cnn senior correspondent nick robertn who is in tripoli. hi, nick. libyan officials, we understand, took you to eastern tripoli today and showed you theon effes of the coalition bombing campaign. what did you see when you were on the outskirts of the city? reporter: well, they wanted to show us civilian casualties which they weren t able to. sho us. they took to us a farm that appeared, part of the farmland