Welcome to the News Hour. President Trump is back at the White House tonight. He returned to Washington

after wrapping a whirlwind trip to Davos for the World Economic Forum, where he seems to have

diffused a crisis he first created by insisting the U.S. acquired Greenland, a self-governing territory

of Denmark. Leaders across Europe roundly criticized and rejected a U.S. takeover.

Trump also presented his plan for what he calls the Board of Peace, which he would chair,

in order to establish and oversee the ceasefire and post-war plans for Gaza.

But already, the American president has expanded the proposed board's purview to conflicts around the world.

Please welcome the chairman of the Board of Peace, the President of the United States of America, Donald J. Trump.

In Davos today, President Trump officially introducing what he calls the Board of Peace.

Together we are in a position to have an incredible chance.

I don't even call it a chance.

I think it's going to happen.

To end decades of suffering, stop generations of hatred and bloodshed and forge a beautiful, everlasting, and glorious peace.

So far, some 35 nations have signed on many attending today's ceremony, from Argentina

and Bulgaria to Qatar and Saudi Arabia to Turkey and Mongolia.

Some, including Canada, Germany and Israel, have joined but were absent today, and others,

like France and Britain, have rejected the invitation.

The rollout of the board, born of a peace plan for post-war Gaza, was accompanied by this.

Thank you, ladies and beautiful.

A pledge by the American president to rebuild Gaza into a sprawling seaside metropolis. See, I'm a real estate person at heart, and it's all about location.

And I said, look at this location on the sea.

Look at this beautiful piece of property, what it could be for so many people.

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