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sanctions unless he agrees to a cease fire. so far rejected any attempts to broker a truce says and says his country isn t worried about further sanctions the operation began over a week ago after the u.s. withdrew support for kurdish allies in northern syria those fighters are regarded as terrorists by turkey. we ll check in with charles stratford shortly about the fighting that s happening on the ground he s joining us near the turkish syrian border 1st though across over to politico who is monitoring diplomatic developments from washington d.c. and you know just about 24 hours ago when you and i were speaking on the air we heard from pretty much say let them do whatever they want over there let them deal with it by themselves how difficult does that make the job of the vice president and the secretary of state who are there to on a mandate really to negotiate with on a cease fire. it was head scratching really because it seems that the president s public statements are mak
offer students breakfast lunch and to take home dinner until we reach agreement we will all do our part and we will ensure that the safety and well being of every child is foremost in our minds in everything that we do every day it s a dispute over money and benefits the teachers rejected a pay raise of $16000.00 over 5 years they want $15000.00 over 3 years under the city s offer the average teacher would over $100000.00 a year well over the $60000.00 u.s. average say it is more importantly over a class size and support staff many schools lack librarians counselors nurses and social workers a lot of students who are neglected a lot of students who don t have what they basically youths to help them let alone start learning and. are just study if you ve got those problems very hard to study while schools remain technically open to warehouse children with nowhere else to go until the 2 sides come to terms books and classes in the windy city will remain closed john hendren al-ja
of the water and transport them to government buildings or mosques we saved a lot of people s lives especially on friday night. the military assisted also the afghan air force he lifted twelve hundred people trapped by the rising waters of the army risking those stuck in here the snow at high altitudes it was risky because this syria is a taliban stronghold every risk you in far flung districts could lead to a five fight. first we block the area and want him secured it another team started helping the affected people we all knew our duty of who would secure and who needed to help the locals in the rescue operation. what was the. goalless there will be back before. let s get you a list for his list thank you laura one of the world s most prestigious horse racing tracks has been closed indefinitely because of an unusually high number of horse deaths california sent a need to park is set to host the breeders cup later this year but twenty one horses have been injured and euthani
begin with breaking news. and what is now one of the deadliest day is for launch horseman in america. cnn has learned that will fourth officer has died after a shooting and stand off. it shot with karolina were told to us marshals taskforce was trying to serve a warrant for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. but local police chief says that as officers approached the suspect s home, someone began treating with the high high-powered rifle officers killed assess back, but as the police approach, they faced more gunfire, for other officers were injured, and he s got a photo of one of the officers killed child officer joshua ire. please say the six-year veteran died with his wife and his family by his side everyone of us wants to be in a situation where they got you get up this morning and get to come back home? and someone didn t today keep your prayers, keep your faith, makes sure that these officers who we have families have people to reach out and held them u