not just the parents but from the outside. >> boulder d.a. is to try and do the case right. and i think we are making efforts to meet that challenge by involving people like lou smit. >> my name is lou smit. i'm a retired homicide detective from the colorado springs police department. >> legendary guy. and he said, "i follow the evidence. i've got to follow the evidence. doesn't matter what my opinion is, what i might think, i follow the evidence." and he did. and that takes a lot of discipline. >> smit had a history of closing cases. >> he had such tenacity. he was a bulldog. once he got something in his mind, you know, once he got the reins in his teeth, he was not letting go. >> lou smit was my father. he was just known as the detective that solved cases. >> when he got to a murder scene, he spent time dictating everything he saw. where the sun was in the sky, what the weather conditions were like, what the neighboring houses looked like. >> the legend of lou smit is now the stuff of podcasts with granddaughters jessa and lexi unspooling t

, you will sit down with the boulder police. absolutely, absolutely. >> we want them to know everything possible everything that could help them they want whatever anyone wants. >> we will cooperate. >> did it surprise anybody with the police department that this interview was conducted on cnn, given the fact that they hadn't been formally interviewed by the police department, i think it would be very safe to say police were very surprised at the interview. >> they did not know it was going to happen. they were as taken aback as anybody else. >> what's interesting is, you know, the ramseys go on television to say that they fully cooperated with the police. they've given statements from the police, and that was total bs >> there was a pendulum swinging where you thought initially, okay, this family had nothing to do with it. but then the weird cnn interview where patsy ramsey looked drugged up, john ramsey looked irritated with her and very, very icy and stony. and then you got sort of the personalities of these two people. is th

. >> his body was found the day after christmas in her family's boulder home. >> hello.ed murder of jonbenet ramsey, the six year old beauty pageant contestant from boulder, colorado. >> the story of jonbenet is still just as interesting 28 years later, because the same questions we asked then are still being asked today. >> given the pressure that the attention that's been given to it in the last couple three weeks, i think has driven home that we're serious. we want you to do everything that can be done. >> jonbenet's father, john ramsey, is still taking in the whirlwind of attention. the smash hit netflix series cold case, who killed jonbenet ramsey, has brought to his daughter's story. >> it takes a while. it takes a long while for the pain to go away. but then the memory of jonbenet is joyful and that's where you're at. that's where i'm at now. >> sources tell abc news progress is being made in the investigation, and that a multidisciplinary team of experts has been assembled to go through the remaining evidence and apply the most modern scientific and cold case tec

there's no satisfaction here in boulder. >> there was no smoking gun in this case. you know, we didn't have a gun with patsy's fingerprints on it, or we didn't have a knife with john's fingerprints on it. we didn't have anything like that. >> i think there was a collective feeling of, oh, no, this this thing is never going to be solved if the da doesn't think there's enough evidence there to go after someone and get a conviction in this case, this case is lost. we're never going to know who murdered this little girl. >> you know, it's been a mess from day one. >> so it looks like it's going to stay a mess. >> it's probably just just going to wither away. >> this leaves a very bad taste in everybody's mouth in this town right now. >> within six months, the ramseys came out with a book telling their story. >> it's a great pleasure to welcome the ramseys to this edition of larry king live. it is a live appearance. their book is the death of innocence just published. they are the coauthors. >> and this other guy, steve thomas, who had been a detective on the case, came

boulder police released an annual update on the case, releasing the update earlier than usual. this year due to increased attention on the investigation. >> detectives are regularly investigating some aspects of this terrible crime, and i receive updates frequently. >> later on, good morning america. what that announcement of progress could mean for the case and the promise police are now making. >> now to southern illinois and terrifying moments for a pregnant woman. early monday, williamson county sheriff's officers received a 911 call from the mother to be after the brakes failed on her car and the car was still driving. it was heading towards a lake near carterville, illinois, at speeds of more than 40mph, and deputies realized they needed to keep her calm. >> i'm 20 weeks pregnant. i cannot die today. what's your speed now? 45. you need to turn now. i can't, i'm scared. if you don't turn, you're going to go into a lake. we need you to turn. okay? >> all right, so eventually, deputy tyler coffey caught up, caught up with the woman's vehicle. he put his patrol car in front o

weaponry storage facilities have been hate to reggie, as is riley forces always bouncing from the boulder in damascus. i fled al shaw and the former council of ministers have appointed mohammed out by ships as the new syrian prime minister in charge of the transition periods. and as previously, he loved the salvation government that was managing the oppositional occupied regions around it lives. they have also define the conditions for the transition of palate and measures to prevent tales of police and other enforces of public who have been deployed by the minute to come on to be stationed in public areas, roads and gulf, and mental buildings. a coffee from 5 pm to 5 am has been imposed in damascus, latasha and talk to anyone who violates it will be punished by a month of imprisonment. right now the situation is stable. there was no random shooting today compared with this, or some new restrictions against defendants were adopted. and, well, let's examine us who is a d. p fronted states. and so it is, i'm kind of biased for control. numerous other physicians have enter the confidence in

you don't know who's really going to be in charge of the boulder area on the syrian side. so these are these of taking that surround the hilltops along the 90 kilometers long front, the big of mount. how long the highest mountain in the region, which is a controlling good. the strategic bind there, but they are not moving towards the most schools. and they're, they're signaling to the, the reorganizing military affections in the cells that the ease of use intending to. ready resume what we called a good neighborhood, the operations uh, providing assistance to population in southern and syria. the re establishing the military feed hospital would accept that. could that could there go a thousands and thousands of c williams. this is one second. these are the air force and navy are destroying the equipment and facilities left by the serial nami, which no longer exists. so the syrian, the navy wants to take them out by the easily navy and the foss. well, the remainder of the serial now force and evidences were knocked out by these are the false facilities for the production an

we took some in some points and ruling territories and near the boulder, you know, they're not to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. i emphasize it is a very limited and temporary step. speaking at the golan heights on sunday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu said the collapse of the asset res, seem is offering great opportunity for peace, but is also fraught with dangers that we can establish a neighborly relations and a peaceful relations with the new forces emerging in syria. that's our desire, but if we do not, we'll do whatever it takes to defend the state of israel and the border of israel. for now, these really extracts continue. the u. k. base serena observatory for human rights says the most important military sites in syria have already been destroyed in more than 300 is really strikes, says default of the asset regime. what do y'all have? a son is ready to join this to me political comments site that he outlined israel goals in syria is our lives doing now where 3 things in serial. number one, securing the boulder of the golden hides eh, with syria, the ser

number one, securing the boulder of the golden hides eh, with syria, the serial nami has of operated. so the separation of forces, the agreement is no longer even foss, if you don't know who's really going to be in charge of the boulder area on the syrian side. so these are leaves of taking that surround the hilltops along the 90 kilometers long front. the big of mount, how long the highest mountain in the region, which is a controlling good. the strategic bind there, but they're not moving towards the most schools and the signaling to the reorganizing military affections in the cells that there is always intending to resume what we called a good neighborhood of variations of providing assistance to population in southern and syria, a re establishing the military feed hospital would accept that ca, that gov, they'll go thousands and thousands of c williams. this is one second, these are the air force and navy are destroying the equipment and facilities left by the serial. now me, which no longer exists. so the syrian, the navy, was state them out by the easily navy, and they have foss

two years later, the boulder d.a.,000 unsolved homicides and we're not going to be one of them. >> reporter: dana griffin, nbc news. >> in today's daily health, a new study is revealing just how much exercise you might need to lose those extra pounds. we're all trying, right? according to findings published in the journal of the american medical association, 2 1/2 hours per week of aerobic exercise can lead to significant reductions in body weight and fat for people who are overweight or obese. that is half an hour five days a week. we double checked the math. nbc news medical contributor dr. john torres joins me now. dr. john, study also found that 30 minutes a week of aerobic exercise was linked to modest weight loss, but researchers really say working out 2 1/2 hours a week is optimal. why is that? >> i'm going to walk you through the trial and what they looked at. they essentially looked at 116 clinical trials. the important part is they were clinical trials measuring people, and they found out around 7,000 adults

and the respect of the international law was fixed up the ceasefire boulder rather through events and to take over land and to actually give up the, the principle of solving america in a full, his have also been conducting a tax on siri and territory and assisting the targeting service groups, u. s. s until tomorrow decided it hadn't hit the rules in 7 to 5 areas in recent operations. the ripples from the north of syria, the us by its courtesy forces have been fighting it goes to the cage. simpleton medicines, meanwhile, and dum, off this a renown terrorist with a $10000000.00 us about genocide. let's say you can control them as a media however has been trying to whitewash out july. these are reputation. betray him is a frequency misunderstood. revel, no fault against a common enemy by the has obtained couldn't put it for all the full of city insisting it was the us that we can present outside of his allies. brightness as it is a quote, moment of justice for the syrian people as terrace groups take over the world for middle eastern country. i did find a more details on, but i had more

now the liberties army has moved to the boulder to 6, the secure reinforces hopping. since i was saying, i won't pay to be so i will who is it people queuing? about border crossing sentiment that way out of sylvia and into $11.00 extra security measures have been put in place that those with liberties have residency called. so that was the only ones that are being allowed to cross at the moment for the 300, a rest of the major people trying to cross. and it's not clear whether they are part of the type of organizations or whether the people that are being held in prisons in syria or of place for their safety. we spoke to somebody yesterday who described the situation in the city of homes, homes, of course web useful was paid to be the isis flag on the vehicle, driven by one of the minutes and organizations. and he said that actually the situation that was pretty green, that people the minutes. and so going from door to door that hunting down for my assyrian soldiers from the syrian arrow balmy's at hunting down members of the she or community, there were reports that

miss the piece and negotiation and the respect of the international law was fixed up the ceasefire boulder rather between vent and to take over land and to actually give out the, the, the principle of solving right and solve how the syrian capital a horrified this tetras and all the fault is boned shells in they did the city one in sibley and told us about what he witnessed over the past 3 days of appeal in the office, this is what i want to do is you here in the area where i live, it's an illegal construction site in damascus. a neighborhood for poor people know it's mostly inhabited by people from the l. a white concession. it's our brother concession to which the president also belongs to a couple. they frankly panicked pretty much. i mean, during 3 nights there was chaos. it was unthinkable. even i was scared and did not understand what was happening. there was no point in evacuating at all. first of all, how is it possible to get there at night and to find a car to leave? the owner of the apartment called me and said, come on, find me a car and let's go together. i said, no, i'll slee

it seemed the other side of the boulder to find them is into activities, right. and to act against these words. if we are going to confront the new area in the syria, it would be much better to show and willingness of peace and negotiation. and the respect of the international law was fixed of the ceasefire boulder rather between events and to take over land and to actually give out the, the, the principle of solving following how the full of the mazda semester and his family have relocated to moscow. why they've been granted to measure and asylum now, according to russia's for ministry. so i agreed to set down also negotiating a settlement with series warring factions. now i'm also with both, it's one of the few basis instead of remain on high a lot with face. no major threats from the meds, it's now in control of the country as resident, as all of the syrian capital, the horrified is terrace and all the forces bombed show. i mean, they did the city why the civil had told us about what he witnessed over the past 3 days. people in dm office. this is the you here

and near the boulder, you know, they're not to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. so israel asides fall is a mix of opportunities. so of course the challenge is that the same time, yes, it's a major blow to the iran, his bowl of cereal lines, but israel has full to gaze for years. but on the flip side, it brings new threats and challenges. we now here a lot about peaceful transition of following through, but the question remains open. how to when there are 2 main possibilities. now they say for syria, 1st it could follow leave is pass where revel, whoops, turn on each other and evolving, scramble for power. most of these factions, as you know, as you've seen, are heavily armed and minorities like the l y. for example, the group that by far the saw, the loan are also taking up the weapons to protect themselves. and if this happens, we can see years of bloodshed and payers before you get them and manages to take any shape. the 2nd possibility is that syria rectors into smaller regions. the cards. for example, i already fighting turkish forces in the northern parts of

its focus is on protecting its boulders and making sure the chaos and instability in through a distance feel into is rarely territory. and number one big concern and fear as play here. that fear that sounds old military assets could fall into revel hands and israel's defense administered to meet it earlier that the idea of is targeting strategic weapons in c, right, including advanced 20000 air defense systems. the foreign minister ols are earlier confirmed that these real, even struck suspect of chemical weapons size. those officials made it clear, the army will keep going as needed, and they are not kate and, and this is what we, we see happening right now. reports say he's real jets have carried out over 300 air strikes, interest 2 days. they've hate tags. planes. haley cole through his intelligence house and even military factories. basically this month language solves armies, spend decades building. what's different this time? i have to say that is the silence. i like past operations in guys or when lab and on or elsewhere in the region where the ideas provided almost daily updates

we took some in some points and ruling territories um, near the boulder. you know, they're not to be surprised on october 7 in the syrian border to so again, so israel assad's full is a mix of opportunities, but also challenges on the plus side. it's a major blow to the iran, his policy reliance that israel has full to gains for years. but on the flip side and brings new threats for syria, the rob, they say 2 main possibilities to main scenarios and both of my gloomy 1st it could follow lee, this pathway, rebel groups turn on each other and evolve and scramble for power. now if this happens, we can see here is of light set and k is before and you government manages to take shape. the 2nd possibility is the series of fractures into smaller regions. the kurtz is, you know, already fighting surface forces in the north end to the l. a wide sod thinking and wrong with talk here and talk to with so many different groups and minorities. it wouldn't be surprising, it's some of them try to break away in claiming dependence as the situation evolves . it raises even

we took some in some points and ruling territories and near the boulder. you know, the not to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border to so again, so israel assad's full is a mix of opportunities, but also challenges on the plus side. it's a major blow to the iran, his bowl of cereal lines that israel has full to gains for years. but on the flip side and brings new friends for syria, the rob, they say 2 main possibilities to main scenarios in both of my gloomy 1st. it could fall, the leave is pathway, rebel groups turn on each other and evolve and scramble for power. now if this happens, we can see here is of light set and k is before, and you government manages to take shape. the 2nd possibility is that syria fractures into smaller regions, the kurtz is, you know, already fighting surface forces in the north end to the l. a wide sod thinking and wrong with talk in talk to with so many different routes and minorities. it wouldn't be surprising. it's some of them try to break away in claiming dependence, as the situation evolves. it raises even a b

two years later the boulder district attorney cleared the family, pointing to dna evidence. up searching for the killer. >> you still have hope this can be solved. >> i believe it can be solved if the police accept help from outside their system. >> reporter: boulder's current police chief says the department has been working for years with other law enforcement agencies and outside experts, including recent efforts by the colorado cold case review team. >> those files include more than 21,000 tips, over 1,000 interviews, which was conducted across 17 states and 2 foreign countries. >> reporter: documentarian says police could be doing more. >> certain items that were sent to the crime lab that were never tested should be tested. >> reporter: boulder pd writing, the assertion there is viable evidence and leads we are not pursuing to include dna testing is completely false. the haunting case frustrating investigators and a family still seeking closure after nearly three decades. >> over the years several persons of interest have come up, including john mark karr, who was arre

novato and boulder creek at 37 fremont. that's at lake elizabeth 38.dave about our walk around lafayette reservoir. well, a lot of people take the walk around fremont, lake elizabeth, so you might want to wait a little bit. felton, gilroy, windsor and lima all at 39 degrees except for high clouds, which will be here tomorrow. we have nothing else to talk about. so 60, 70 on the temps, quiet pattern. when's the next rain? well, maybe around the 15th, but there won't be today. 60s and 70s. all right. sal is here. last time we chatted, there was a lot of green. green is good. is that still the case? >> yeah, for the most part, steve, although we do have a problem on the altamont pass. a truck is on fire. a big rig. it looks like the tires are on fire. it could be a brake fire, but chp has separated the trailer from the from the tractor there. so there's activity. the fire department is arriving. i'm not sure exactly how serious it is, but it doesn't look like anyone's injured. let's go out and take a look at highway four. there's a little bit of slow traf

. >> john ramsey he has he plans to meet with the current chief of police in boulder in the new year. for us. >> reporter: good morning. that's right. john ramsey called that meeting, an important step towards closure. he is hoping the boulder police allow him to bring in outside experts to help test crime scene evidence in a last-ditch effort to solve the murder. nearly three decades after the brutal murder of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey in her colorado home on christmas night, her father still thinks the case can be solved. >> that's an important meeting. we will have a representative with us from one of these cutting-edge labs to explain what they can and can't do. hopefully he will accept their help. >> reporter: boulder police declined to answer questions about the case or do any interviews citing the active investigation. only saying in a statement, the boulder police department has regularly met with the family and plan to do so in 2025. the 1996 case now the subject of media, with the younger al generation following the release of a new netflix docuseries. >> it was a case peop

then we'll head towards boulder. those boats over there, for example, are very noisy. there's safari boats. we'll probably hear them later. along with wales, safaris and cruise trips, military exercises are also on the rise here as we hi. so we'll stop here, submerge the hydrophone, and listen to see if anyone is in the bay, altering the motor off. now, the launch button will to all the underwater microphone detects shown waves, which travel about 5 times faster in water than in air. we're probably hearing the military vessel anchored there in the background because that's what it sounds like on, but there's another boat chugging along quietly here. and then there's the sound of the waves on time. and i have another event because there's something else to the mean reset and the marine biologist is here. invest fjord is an inquisitive, minky, where would you like to listen, tom? who is there on the various noises here. the boats that are basically always here, the dish finders on the fishing boats, which are a type of cell not. and then there's the military shown are th

g 0, the beginning to highlight the deputy prime minister of boulder charge as well of the economy and digitalization of thank you for talking to the 0. 5. thank you for having wanted to catch up with you here in this been at the annual web summit where i imagine you are doing everything you can to try and attract that stock up. some young i see onto printers to your countries . low tax id sector is that right? absolutely. that's why i'm here. that's why me with my colleagues over here in order to boost mobile as investments effectiveness. especially in the tech. in the sector of i see we have a very attractive sex incentive, but that's not. busy because yes, the sexes that they've lived, the tax incentive using parts of the 7 percent slots tax rate on turnover. full stop. no other taxes on employers or employees. this isn't offered difficult to be so on the continents to be very straightforward. but that's not all. what we offer is ever more and bigger access to the you markets. as the future you members say we are a source of sullens, we have uh remove significantly, and then the bur

and the boulder police department at the time said, nope, no thank you. we're good. we're a small department. we can take care of this themselves. and they didn't have an actual homicide unit. fast forward, new chief, new culture. the chief says that they're taking advantage of every resource available to them. that means local, state, federal resources. also, there have been changes in technology. dna technology has advanced. so the hope is that with these advances in technology, with the support of outside departments, that they can reexamine this old evidence that may lead them. down. a trail that will lead them to the killer. >> finally, in reviewing this prior to talking to you, there are all sorts of pieces of information that i had forgotten in the nearly 30 years. one of them which i found fascinating, that i forgot about, was that there was a ransom note that was left there at the scene of the crime on that christmas day, and the ransom note was asking for an amount of money which exactly matched mister ramsey's christmas bonus that year. and i wonder if he

i'm very proud of it to assume the, the, the, the landscaping is dotted by giant boulders of unusual rock formations until they even say the giant's used to rome, the land to is that how the ancient people explains the landscape. so i used to be younger, so yes, as a legend about giants committed. so mysterious method, elaine and who are, who could easily pick up huge rocks and throw them around. so locals, so really and had to watch out for them. and so which them and then they had an alliance with people, according to one of the legends and helps the comedians move these huge boulders to the edges of the field support. and also there was even a period of co operation between the giants and regular people. yeah. but of course, that's a legend. although what's interesting is that there might've been something that gave rise to these belief. so i'll just go from here. but there are rumors that the archaeologist will offend, found an unusually total human scale. it's in her will though wherever is it, we don't know, but i know the idols may delta stone, ancient petra glanced, and even

we took some in some points and ruling territories and near the boulder, you know, they're not to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. i emphasize it is a very limited and temporary step to be took from security reasons. the to guys are now and as reynold's campaign of mass killing continues from north to south hold and 44600 people have now been killed, including 17000 children since the war began. on monday, 9 people including women and children, were killed in an attack on a residential house to the east of elbows, refugee camp for the south. 10 palestinians were killed in the proffer when they were trying to buy flowers and the newest people dying from starvation. due to him, his ready blockade of food, water, and medicine. and one of the last remaining hospitals in the north of gauze with the combat allows one hospital is being attacked again. dozens of people were killed in the past week by is ready for the stop and patients have since been detained from all and all of this honey mac mood joins us now from de paula and central casa. and honey, can you just walk us

the boulder creek volunteer fire department said it happened just after midnight friday. situated in the mountain community of brookdale. the apartment sit above and near the local post office. >> all my ceilings caved in. i have water everywhere. so yeah, we were out of a house to live right now. >> john bull said he lives downstairs and was woken up by the commotion. >> didn't know exactly what was going on until the next door neighbor, tim, came up and knocked on her door and let us know that the apartment was up. the upstairs was on fire. >> fire officials confirm it was neighbors who helped four people out of the building before fire units could get there, but two children and one man were still inside. alex lando shot this video and saw much of the chaos unfold. >> there's adults yelling, you know there's another child in the building, and eventually one of the men broke the window to get onto this roof. >> officials say the adult and two young victims were taken to the hospital. they're all doing well in recovering from burns and smoke inhalation. a family dog died

boulder creek 35, felton 3639.n there in the 30s because mainly clear. 14 in truckee, 21 south lake tahoe to 48. arcata to 50 down in los angeles and san diego. we do have clear skies for us for some, so it's cold, but there's more. if you're in that fog. it's tough. changes start tomorrow. first of many, many systems start to knock on the door. they won't happen until probably saturday, but low clouds fog. if you get the sun it will be mild and nice. but if you're in that fog, man, it's cold. rain returns saturday. heaviest by far will be north. and that looks to be the pattern here as we go to the holiday week. it's going to be about all of you marin county north. i think the line will be right there and up there and there could be some copious amounts. not that much south kind of the way it's looking. you get fog, you're cold, you get sun, you get warm. temperatures stuck in the fog. it's just tough to get out of that. so 50s to mid 60s on the temps. >> thank you steve christmas deliveries are on hold as amazon

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novato boulder creek. fremont. lafayette. felton. windsor.y and fairfax, all between 37 and 39. that fremont. 38 is at lake elizabeth. that's cold. 38 sonoma county airport petaluma is now dipped to 39. walnut creek has dipped to 39, yet 50 in the city and 50 at sfo. there's your fairfax 39. petaluma as well. windsor, 38, middletown, of course. upper lake. most locations holding steady with 50. tiburon. sausalito, bolinas and point reyes. there is a little east northeast breeze. 18 in truckee, 19 for south lake tahoe and also reno at 19 degrees. although minden says hey, hey, hey, we're 12 over here. and except for those higher clouds and that bad satellite image, there's not a lot to talk about. it's a dry pattern. higher clouds will spill over. they'll give us partly to mostly cloudy skies on saturday, probably clearing out sunday morning. just a quick notice, right? tuesday morning we could see lows around 30 to 32. okay, just north and east before the clouds come in. any change on the way? maybe around the 14th or 15th. that's the hint of

is there any 5 minutes of visits of the city in boulder? so i think with the power shift in dom off, this isn't direct outcome is ready and tax on iran and his beloved. meanwhile, the idea of stephen's foods i'd say, is control of the boss of the say, mean it is to protect the dresser and the west, the waste no time in praising live, you have is taking control demoss because those crowds take to those things are powerless in london to celebrate the full of bush. uh oh. after the problem, i must go to the world. this is odd, so you guys take a look at all the latest updates. look, tomorrow is serious. serious. i'm not sure i'll ask. i've has reported the oh boy in moscow where he is to receive political asylum. oh yes, and the russian for ministry, said he resigned from the presidency upon amendment with other warring sides. meanwhile, the highest forces have entered the mazda this last year. it has cool on all sides to cease fly and the suit peaceful solutions for governors. moscow says is military bases in syria or higher blood, but face m

folding the lebanese on full size as well as they any root reinforced that positions along those boulder areas. you heard some response from the, the cad take it probably minister not jeep mccarthy. now he's maybe diplomatic terms, he said that his main concern. busy for the syrian people, i'm for the silver and to you see the integrity of course responding to a sales expansion into the go down highs. and he said that he wanted level them to continue to have as good relationship as it can do with the, the new regime in syria. now, some of the policies here is more closely allied to the united states. for example, cafe, even the deputies forces, somebody judge all has well come to the house. the president asked that all those all sign you will call to be haven't heard. an official statement from has put all you actually lever 60 general dates and a 10 of eyes addressed as they were unfolding. and they said that he continued to support and has continued to support the government of my shop, a side. now i paid money to catch up with one has bottle and p on the fire. and uh, we'll say what h

we took some in some points and ruling territories um, near the boulder. you know the enough to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. so full israel asides fall is a mix of opportunities. so of course the challenges at the same time. yes, it's a major blow to the iran, his bowl of cereal lines, but israel has full to gaze for years. but on the flip side, rings, new threats and challenges. we now here a lot about peaceful transition of following through, but the question remains open. how to when there are 2 main possibilities. now they say for syria, 1st it could follow leave is path where rebel groups turn on each other and evolving. scramble for power. most of these factions, as you know, as you've seen, are heavily armed and minorities like the l y. for example, the group that by far the saw belong to are also taking off weapons to protect themselves. and if this happens, we can see years of blood shed and payers before and you government managers to take any shape. the 2nd possibility is that syria rectors into smaller regions. the cards, f

we took some in some points and ruling territories and near the boulder you know the enough to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. i emphasize it is a very limited anthem for every step we took from security reasons. egypt is condemning israel's further occupation of syrian lansing. it considers the movements into the boxes and attempt to force a new reality on the ground. the 1974 agreements established a un mama to buffer zone was to separation lines. these really controlled blue line and the syrian controlled red line forms anerio of 235 square kilometers. sub is a critical barrier against direct metric confrontation and golden heights was originally syrian territory. it was occupied by his route during the 19676 day war, and unilaterally annexed in 1981. well, that makes ation is never been recognized. internationally, syria has consistently demanded the territories with ton following the collapse of the acid regime. these re troop sees the syrian health side of mount home on a scale 18 tensions in an over. the unstable region of you'll see michael bug is an associate fell

we took some in some points and ruling territories um, near the boulder. you know the enough to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. so again, for israel assad's full is a mix of opportunities but also challenges on the plus side. it's a major blow to the iran, his policy reliance that is real, has full to guys full years. but on the flip side, it brings new threats for syria. the rob, they say to main possibilities to main scenarios and both of my gloomy 1st it could follow libya, is pathway rebel groups turn on each other in the bile and scramble for power. because you know, most of these factions are heavily armed and minorities, like the al wide sped bus on a sod belong to a role. so taking up the weapons to protect themselves. right now if this happens, we can see years of bloodshed and k is before, and you government manages to take shape. the 2nd possibility is the theory of fractures into smaller regions. the kurtz is, you know, already fighting turkish forces in the north end to the l. a wide side beginning and runs with talk here and

we took some in some points and ruling territories and near the boulder, you know, they're not to be surprised from october 7 in the syrian border. i emphasize it is a very limited and temporary step. we took from security reasons. you'll see macro bug is an associate fellow and i'm the list, the chat them house, a british thing, the tank. he says as well as actions are a violation of international law. i don't think it was very cute of the pioneer. so to say that this is photogram and collapse because there is no evidence that he screwed up. well, the easily government to this fed that the toys, the new government with the new government in celia to accounts when it comes to the end expected to respect the ceasefire agreement of 1974 and in case a violation of 12. so costing the both the effects on that then to take the defensive measure then decide to take a defensive measure even before that for international law taking so on as, as land these are done, is it extra for collection? this is a government which was the bulk of i envy, kissinger at the time of the bill, the well, the,