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for turkey the wider g. or peoples protection units is the syrian army of the kurdistan workers party and enemy of the turkish state for the us the white peachy has been useful against the so-called islamic state and washington arm the kurdish group to defeat us now the us is calling for a border security force in syria that would include the y.p. g. militia turkey is dead set against that plan. turkey has run out of patience. no one should think will sit idly by to watch events unfold. turkey's government wants to prevent a kurdish zone of influence at any cost from northern iraq to the turkish syrian border which it believes kurdish militias would use to attack turkey turkey's attack on white g. forces an app for a look to achieve that goal. the campaign is turkey's next round in a long conflict against kurdish armed factions they are often supported by the u.s. turkey's nato ally as part of a larger regional conflict involving ever shifting alliances. not just some of the other stories making news around

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the prices of l & g will move up over time. so there's also a risk there if you go that route. a lot of countries when we deal with indonesia is also an association member and other countries in the region. we certainly -- we certainly counsel a diversity of sources and with the falling cost of renewables, you know, there's a lot more interest in including that in the mix and part of our work is actually talking to them about integration issues and how you deal with that because it may be something they are not -- you know, the utilities there might not be comfortable with. we do try to engage them on that and energy efficiency as well. >> hi. elizabeth losis from duke university. i'm wondering if you all track in this report or elsewhere potential shocks to the system that might create a significant divergent in the short and medium term from your forecasts and if so are you most concerned with natural disasters, political instability, technological innovations and shocks that could either put the coal up or down, is that some

e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> yeah! (cheers). >> gang, you got it, our impromptu pep band here, who let the dogs out. check out this dog mask here, looking good. you ready for the game? woof, woof, woof. >> yes, remember couple of weeks ago, i went to the saint lauren it is school the crossing guard here who required. you have all of the time in the world to hang out. >> yes. >> your name? >> ashley. >> go to rowan college south jersey? yes. >> what's the game plan for classes monday. >> we'll see if i make it? >> if you make it. >> yes. >> exactly. my man here on his crutches. what's your name? >> joe from springfield. >> joe, the one-two punch. and here is a fashion show for you. what's your name, hon? >> justine. >> check out the fashion she has here, she got the pocketbook, she has got the eagles, the eagles case, and hold on, all the way down, she got the eagles legs action, and all the way down here, oh, look at the eagles boot. all right, aren't they nice and warm. looking good. we got the face painters back here

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i like eagles winning 12-10 going to the super bowl. >> low score. >> g. cobb, your turn. >> i say 16-13. it will be a close game. i think eagles find a way to win. i think they are in the flow. they are very confident team. you can feel it in the locker room. they expect to win, and the fact that nick, they got confidence in nick will put them over the top i think. >> i didn't hear the score what was the score. >> sixteen-13. >> what is this close game i cannot take a close game. >> it means we will be stressed on sunday at 6:30. >> alex, do you have a score have you decided. >> i'm still thinking about it i know it is eagles but is what the score, what about you >> i'm going the other direction i think it is just weird 31-13 eagles. >> wow. >> everybody is going to be wrong, and score a bunch of points. >> i hope you are right. >> i hope you are right but i don't think anybody will get any sleep on saturday night, they will be so amped up but it is great to see the city enjoying this. >> we will in the sleep until sunday. or monday. >> no sleeping in thi

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g?g? people in y position who have the capacity to h help make a difference hahe an n urgent responsibility t too that. w we don't have an urgeget responsibility to build our foundations up so that they can function 100 years from now. that's not the purpose. the purprpose is to go out and e effective n now. this is when it counts. reyes: welcome to the show. illegal gold mining has created a pocket of poisonous destruction in the amazon forest 10 times the size of manhattan. the police have been crackining down on the small-time miners, destroying their crude camps and sometimes putting thememn jail. but the amazon is a big place, and authorities say they canil. keep u up. illegal m mining has helped make peru one of the world's largest exporters of gold. the miners claim they have no other work and must support their families. correspondent gerry hadden traveled to peru to

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that the world stopped using three g. and we have just started i just hope we can catch up to the technology. available i think it was only through international pressure that give us. it was outside political pressure some of it from the united states that got cell phone companies this fall and they just want to be on a level playing field sooner rather than later and so slow progress maybe but palestinians aren't giving up with their demands for human rights and it's time rights and drew simmons al-jazeera ramallah in the occupied west bank. air travel in africa is notoriously difficult it can be expensive unsafe and often you're forced to fly the long way round how to improve that is on the agenda at an african union meeting in ethiopia page reports. ethiopian airlines is spreading its wings across africa buying parts of other country's national carriers the opium expansion is expected to be boosted by the african union's launch of a single is space during its summit in edison this week mark butler who runs the african

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pse&g has some one half million customers in what it calls its southern division. we spoke with the division manager shortly after 1:00 p.m. today. >> the latest forecast we have is trace amounts, maybe just a small amount of icing, so based upon that forecast, we don't anticipate much problems, john, but we're going to hold some crews just in case. >> reporter: since forecasts can change, pse&g will have crews on standby. maybe the biggest winter storm ice event in recent years was early february 2014. a especially hard hit chester county where two to .2. according to peco plunged more than 100,000 customers into the cold and dark for days. again, to be clear, no one anticipating anything like that with this weather system. in fact again talking to both of the big power utilities, both peco and pse&g, they don't believe that they're going to have any significant issues tonight given what is in the forecast. live in cherry hill, john rawlins, channel6 "action news." back to you all. >> all right, john, thank you. >>> of course we'll continue to monitor the weather

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g.b. t.v. rights those are the headlines now it's inside story by finance. a new front in syria's war turkey launches and ground attacks on the u.s. backed kurdish fighters in northern syria but what are the implications of uncoerced olive branch operation and what does it leave relations with washington this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program and. incisively began this year asking whether to thousands and eighteen could see the end of in the seventy year long war in syria latest events would suggest the conflict is instead changing course turkey has lost asked rice in the north as a direct response to the u.s. decision to back it border security force in the region the force mostly made up of kurdish troops who helped get rid of i still was control of this area of syria neither russia nor syria are happy about the announcement but turkey feels particularly threatened it has violent to quote unquote strangle the force before it's been born and it's with that aim that turke

artillery rounds are intended to wear down wipe the g. forces before air and ground forces go in and is refusing to back down this operation will take place we will cleanse the region of all terror groups at the specifics are dependent on developments in the fighting as is the time frame it can start any time tomorrow or even tonight actually it's already begun on such a ritual for turkey the wife and she or peoples protection units is the syrian army of the kurdistan workers party and enemy of the turkish state for the us the white b.g. has been useful against the so-called islamic state and washington arm the kurdish group to defeat i.a.s. now the us is calling for a border security force in syria that would include the y.p. g. militia turkey is dead set against that plan. turkey has run out of patience. no one should think will sit idly by to watch events unfold he. turkey's government wants to prevent a kurdish zone of influence at any cost from northern iraq to the turkish syrian border which it believes kurdish militias would use to

president trump is at camp david with g-o-p leaders.. what the president says his priorities are for the g-o-p in 2018 live look outside... san mateo bridge. in national news... president trump along with many g-o-p leaders are at camp david this weekend. they are planning economic and national security priorities for 20-18. ashley corum reports. nats the first weekend of the new year and president trump got a working start meeting with gop leaders and members of his cabinet at camp david... to outline this year's legislative agenda. president trump: "security discussed, infrastructure discussed, military...butt sot "we are very well prepared for the coming year." also on that agenga...economic growth... rep. paul ryan / -r- house speaker: "we had historic achievement in 2017 that we want to build on. historic achievements that will get our economy growing much faster." the fight against the opioid crisis... president trump: "one of the things we are discussing is drugs pouring into the country and how to stop it."and a lot of talks abou

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obviously the -- here we go, we got -- >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! (cheers). >> shockingly, we got a pep rally going on here, it has been going on all afternoon on these trains, couple of viking fans here and there, in their uniform, jersey thomas. they've been actually treated pretty well from what i could tell. i see no beatings or anything like that. here we go. >> ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ fly eagles fly ♪ on the road to victory ♪ >> bruce, my friends. >> e-a-g-l-e-s, eagles! >> oh, we'll hear this dozens of more times throughout the gleaning we'll have a lot more of that as thee fans stream into the stadium over the next hour and a half or so, guys, back to you. >> i love it. it is so exciting out there right now. it is also exciting in the link right now. >> feeling the energy of course, about two and a half hours as we mentioned to the start of the kick off here. fans slowly starting g to trickle in, saw them outside of the link getting ready tailgating as we begin here, as we continue the evening. what an evening it is going to be, lewes. >>

we will go to the super bowl. >> ea e-a-g-l-e-s eagles: yeah, all the way. >> just take that passion and carry it through sunday. >> it is on. we know fans will be superstitious and peco's taking notice. >> company said it will not run eagles messaging on headquarters of fear of jink ing the team. many superstitious fans are grateful for that decision. >> it is not very hard to spot an eagles fan but how about minnesota faithful. >> for that we will send "eyewitness news" report's leash a nieves on a vikings scavenger hunt. what did you find, alycia. >> reporter: first off let me just say i may have drawn short straw in the news room this america because on this assignment i was scolded, scuffed at several times today eagles fans not too much of a fan of our scavenger hunt but in the end we found one vikings fan who explained to us why it may be difficult to spot anymore throughout the city this weekend. the philadelphia eagles are one step away from being at the super bowl but first, they have to get through minnesota vikings sunday at the linc. >> it will be a good game. >> but goo

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