there was no outright winter time you go back, joins us from the capital design group. antonio, since we last spoke, it's now been confirmed that there will be a run off in january. right. of the yes, the 2nd round is going to be in 2 weeks. and sort of the line of which was short of less than half percent of the roads to win in this 1st round. but the he said he is not disappointed. and this is really surprising. point big result for him. because the pre election polls were giving him about 55 percent of the advantage with this advantage of almost half of the votes he's taking to the 2nd round, and it is a huge capital he's bringing with him. he will be facing all the candidates back to buy it will increase and democratic parties that are going to be what else? who in this 1st round vote move on just a little bit under 20 percent of the files. back to you mohammed antonio, i'm. i'm curious what was lot of which is 1st term like and what were some of the issues that most captivated the voters during the election cycle. the basically with the person who dr. governments onto the plane f

on this, we joined by tanya novak who is in the croatian capital design group. i tell you, this will give you just give us an idea of the current president. he's taking a stick and then what his chances. and can you just give us a run through of what his 1st term was? like? how likely is he to be really active? this is autumn. yolanda is the current president, is the front runner to india selections. but it seems that she will have to go to the 2nd round to face the candidate by the baggage, by the ruling phrase and democratic unions that are going pretty well. that's sort of new out of which is backed by the opposition social democratic party. just 1st during was marked by a quite the terms relations with the prime minister on the day plane coverage. he often presides the prime minister and his government, especially in the issues of the defense and the foreign policy. it's a whole kind of communal a to, to in the past year during department 3 elections winds out on the lot of each came out and said that he's also going to be the candidate for the prime ministe

capital. so $24.00 units. so if you were to design civil society groups and years and trade unions according for charges of trees and to be brought against him. his defense minister and several members of his cabinets have offered to quit or use whereabouts. and the publicly known and his political future is in doubts. let's go now to the bride to joins us from the capital. so, so rough, but tell us what more has happened with these impeachment proceedings then? yeah, so the impeachment process has continued over night here and so it is now being formally reported to the national assembly that happens just after midnight. it means that this now then becomes a motion that said the members of the assembly can vote on as early as that would be 24 hours from now. so the earliest we can actually expect a vote on this uh, in peaceful emotion would be friday here. uh they have within 72 hours to actually present it for uh for the now. uh it has the support of a $190.00 opposition members plus one independence in order for it to actually pass the assembly though it needs a 2 thirds majority of to the $300.00. and then t

thing, representatives of higher higher pay the house um a group previously designated as a terrace organization, which now controls the syrian capital u. s. second, through the state, as you begin to have a voided direct resources regarding the relationship. one question, the chief diplomat, who said she sending a senior representative to them ask, is to talk to this new group, talk to this government. is that something that you would want to do that you can do indeed, given the terrorist designation, the sanctions there we've, we've actually been a direct contact with h t s. and we're also looking at getting people on the ground in syria. i think it's important to have direct communication. it's important to speak as clearly as possible to listen, to make sure that we understand as best we can where they're going and where they want to go. now i really heard from layla how to the editor in chief of the news outlets. man, i'm sensitive beverly, she says, washington has no intention of doing what special assume people because it only want control over the country. well, the americans have for a long time tried to talk to the business

capital. the areas new lead at house out to 0, his administration is not a threat and quotes for his groups. tyra designation to be dropped the hello. i mean that everything you know is this is out of their life from data also coming up. another mass grave uncovered in syria. we have from an activation as being to the sites more than 45000 palestinians have been killed in gaza with israel's attacks. continuing across the street and from schools, month, from monumental assets to rebuild my aunt after a powerful psych loads his through the territory, the the head of syria's and you had ministration, has once again reiterated that it's not a threat and it's cold in the international community. to drop it's tara designation. speaking to algebra, osmond oh, sure. uh also uh for the remote move of sanctions against syria and assistance in rebuilding his country. he says innocent civilians are suffering as a result. oh sure, i've bowed. serious new administration will perceive people who committed war crimes during the reign of boucher l asset russel side that has moved from damascus . i asked silly as the fact to

capital the areas new lead at house, out to 0. his administration is not a threat and quotes for his groups. tire designation to be dropped. the hello, i mean that everything you know is this is out of their life from data. also coming up. another mass grave uncovered in syria. we have from an activist as being to the sites more than 45000 palestinians have been killed in gaza.

capital of wisconsin, madison. the leader of hts — the rebel group now controling large parts of syria — is calling for the west to lift sanctions on the country and stop designatingmed al—sharaa said sanctions were no longer needed now that former president, bashar al—assad, has been ousted. he also warned israel that it must end its air strikes in syria and withdraw from its territory. there are also reports of mass graves being uncovered outside the city of damascus. assad's regime is estimated to have killed hundreds of thousands of syrians since 2011, after cracking down on protests in the country. our correspondent lina sinjab sent this report — which contains distressing details. the search is under way. no digging is needed. the white helmet rescue team found several bags filled with body remains in this tiny hole. the marks written on it read, "seven bodies, eight grave, unknown." only the skulls and bones of many who disappeared over the past decade, probably killed in one of assad's notorious detention centres. more and more bodies like this are discovered across the country. locals are reporting on mass graves. thousands of families are waiting to find

designated as simple as ation policy. it reveals the brutal cottage carried out by the group headlines mound. pirate tire shop, the just 111 p. m. here in the russian capital woke up where we were catching the news out from today. this is all i thought. so this off a 5th night in a row may have brooks to georgia and capitalized pro. wes are both as they've see, don't police in said basically the come his president. there's also the longer of the nation's defense forces is now calling on school signals to join and have been to oust the elected parliament. the boot kazi, on the streets, has escalated to such an extent. the protest as a lawyer and file works and other projects of directly at police of the evening. and i'm going to give you a good view that have been shown towards the police coming to running away you from coming to the same way and i just saw you moved away from now the thing is we're going to need to move okay, well we just got caught up completely and not to just to we've had to run down to it says on lots of people in the groups approached us just trying to help those who are u shaped by the 2 guys coming lined poor and special iniquities

designated buffer zone. as terrorists over through president bosher my left side. now while top is ready, officials of cold for the idea of to pick the syrian capital, the surgeon group, how yacht tare alshaun, which has seized control of the city, calls on the international community to act against these ready occupation. so now i'm at the tomorrow. i'm serious questions. i've been raised on the future of russian military basis in the country, a rush. i have a naval base in todd's us and then everybody's in many now the higher torrijos i'm leader says that he wants to piece of syria's traditionally closed eyes with moscow . and opposes russian troops leaving the country as some outside force, as may like to see. it will not static a loss of the coffee. there are deep strategic interests between syria and russia. and all syrian weapons are russian. and many of the power stations have rushing expertise as well. there are also great cultural ties between syria and russia. we do not want russia to leave syria in the way that some people like the nice, i don't. the most significant recent event in the syrian arena has been the statements of the leader of the new syrian a

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designate a buffer zone as terrorist. so be through president boss or will a side. now while top is do any officials of cold for the id after take the syrian capital stage sergeant group atari alshaun, which has seized control of a city polls on the international community to act against these ready occupations . so i'm at the tom island, sir. we have questions have been raised on the feature of russian military bases in the country. russia has a naval base and taught us an ebay is in the name by the whole yacht harvey. all some leaders says that he wants to piece of seal. he has traditionally close dies with moscow and opposes russian troops leaving the country. yes, some outside force as me like to see. it will not panic. a loss of coffee. there are deep strategic interests between syria and russia. and all syrian weapons are russian. and many of the power stations have rushing expertise as well. there are also great cultural ties between syria and russia. we do not want russia to leave syria in the way that some people like the nice, i don't. the most significant recent event in the syrian arena has been the statements of the leader of the new syrian administration

visit to the syrian capital in years, leaf and others sat down with the head of hts, ahmad al-sharaa, whose group is still designatedy the u.s. as a terrorist organization. leaf said the meeting was good and productive. she called shut up pragmatic and noted his moderate statements. but she said the u.s. will, quote, judge by deeds, not just by words. qara and others are calling for the u.s. to lift its sanctions on syria to help jumpstart the economy. meanwhile, these u.s. officials also raised the case of austin tice, the journalist who has been missing in syria since 2012. the head of hostage affairs, roger carstens, says that he has been amazed by the number of secret prisons in syria being uncovered, and he said that in their search for clues, they are focusing on around six facilities where tice may have been held, carson's acknowledged limited resources and suggested that american investigators, including from the fbi, could join the search on the ground soon. but for now, sadly, there is no news about tice's whereabouts. alex marquardt, cnn, washington the white house says president joe biden approved the la

capital in years. leaf and others sat down with the head of bts ahmad al-sharaa, whose group is still designated by the.s. as a terrorist organization. leaf said the meeting was good and productive. she called shut up pragmatic and noted his moderate statements. but she said the u.s. will, quote, judge by deeds, not just by words. chara and others are calling for the u.s. to lift its sanctions on syria to help jumpstart the economy. meanwhile, these u.s. officials also raised the case of austin tice, the journalist who has been missing in syria since 2012. the head of hostage affairs, roger carstens, says that he has been amazed by the number of secret prisons in syria being uncovered, and he said that in their search for clues, they're focusing on around six facilities where ties may have been held. carson's acknowledged limited resources and suggested that american investigators, including from the fbi, could join the search on the ground soon. but for now, sadly, there is no news about tice's whereabouts. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> iran's most prominent human rights activist is vowing to ke

capital in years. leaf and others sat down with the head of bts ahmad al-sharaa, whose group is still designated by the u.s. as a terrorist organization. leaf said the meeting was good and productive. she called shut up pragmatic and noted his moderate statements. but she said the u.s. will, quote, judge by deeds, not just by words. she and others are calling for the u.s. to lift its sanctions on syria to help jumpstart the economy. meanwhile, these u.s. officials also raised the case of austin tice, the journalist who has been missing in syria since 2012. the head of hostage affairs, roger carstens, says that he has been amazed by the number of secret prisons in syria being uncovered, and he said that in their search for clues, they're focusing on around six facilities where ties may have been held, carson's acknowledged limited resources and suggested that american investigators, including from the fbi, could join the search on the ground soon. but for now, sadly, there is no news about tice's whereabouts. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> ukraine says russia has, quote, unleashed a real hell on th

visit to the syrian capital in years, leaf and others sat down with the head of bts, ahmad al-sharaa, whose group is still designatedthe u.s. as a terrorist organization. leaf said the meeting was good and productive. she called shut up pragmatic and noted his moderate statements. but she said the u.s. will, quote, judge by deeds, not just by words. sara and others are calling for the u.s. to lift its sanctions on syria to help jumpstart the economy. meanwhile, these u.s. officials also raised the case of austin tice, the journalist who has been missing in syria since 2012. the head of hostage affairs, roger carstens, says that he has been amazed by the number of secret prisons in syria being uncovered, and he said that in their search for clues, they're focusing on around six facilities where ties may have been held. carson's acknowledged limited resources and suggested that american investigators, including from the fbi, could join the search on the ground soon. but for now, sadly, there is no news about tice's whereabouts. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> ukraine says russia has, quote, unleashed a real hell o

visit to the syrian capital in years, leaf and others sat down with the head of rts. ahmad al-sharaa, whose group is still designated by the u.s. as a terrorist organization. leaf said the meeting was good and productive. she called shut up pragmatic and noted his moderate statements. but she said the u.s. will, quote, judge by deeds, not just by words. sahara and others are calling for the u.s. to lift its sanctions on syria to help jumpstart the economy. meanwhile, these u.s. officials also raised the case of austin tice, the journalist who has been missing in syria since 2012. the head of hostage affairs, roger carstens, says that he has been amazed by the number of secret prisons in syria being uncovered, and he said that in their search for clues, they're focusing on around six facilities where tice may have been held. carson acknowledged limited resources and suggested that american investigators, including from the fbi, could join the search on the ground soon. but for now, sadly, there is no news about tice's whereabouts. alex marquardt, cnn, washington. >> all right. disaster relief funding was a major stic

capital. the state department's top middle east diplomat bob relief is leading that delegation and bel meets the new syrian administration headed by a shot to discuss what the us is calling transition principles. washington designates the group the chevrolet use as a terrorist organization. the us that said that recognition as the pools of the new city of administration is dependent on the parents. 2 principles agreed with the regional pub, this fiscal site, which is on the vin jobs, who's standing by for us live in the syrian capital. and this um, but we've seen a flurry of different, lots this past week. so $11.00 does. now that the us of arrived how that conversation is going to transpire of the but it is going to be an interesting conversation, isn't it to be a group or just or a designated, if there is to organization by the same government, just send diplomats to meet them barbara leaf is leading a delegation and empower delegation, which also has brought your customers to use g for on, via on, hosted, just as daniel, who is the who's now being appointed as are in charge of or not to syria. so it does seem to show the level of engagement that the united states wants to have with this new administration, regardless of w

designated buffers owed as terrorist over through. ready president bosher, while a sod stop government of stop is ready. officials have pulled for the idea of to take the syrian capital. the in such a group, hired tory alshaun with seeds control of the city calls or the international community to act against these ready occupation. and now i'm at the top mileage, sir. we have questions have been raised on the feature of russian ministry basis in the country. russia has a naval base and topped us and an air bees in that may mean that the high tar y'all, sean leader says that she wants to preserve syria, as traditionally close ties with moscow. i know poses russian troops leaving the country. i some outside forces me like to see, well, not getting off the coffee, there are deep strategic interests between syria and russia. and all syrian weapons are russian. and many of the power stations have russian expertise as well. there are also great cultural ties between syria and russia. we do not want russia to leave syria in the way that some people like the nice i don't. the most significant recent events in the syrian a rena has been the statements of the leader of the new syrian administratio

designated buffers. and as i mentioned, it forces over through president bashar assad government in damascus. on top is id officials have called for the i, they have to take the syrian capital and so didn't group hire paid out some way to seize the cities as it does not want the conflict with this though, it also says it was a because of serious additionally, close ties with moscow on the face of the russian monthly basis in the country remains. i'm clear. russia is the 2nd most powerful country in the world. it is important. syria has strategic interest with russia. we do not want russia to leave in a way that is inconsistent with its relationship with syria. and i'm happy about that as much. i don't. the most significant recent events in the syrian arena has been the statements of the leader of the new syrian administration. a model sharah and the head of syrian intelligence on us cut off in his statement, a model sharah stress that the new administration tried to minimize casualties and avoid force displacement making every effort to ensure that the transition of power in syria took place peacefully. he also added that the liberation of syria would ensure the security of the region for the

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the rebel group in charge of syria is a designated terrorist organization, but they say things will be different this time around. as we arrived in the syrian capitaled yet another curfew for civilians here, trying to keep the order in damascus. trey yingst, fox news. >> and i'm tracking that weather. we've got rain back in the forecast. you're going to notice it for that morning commute. i'll have the timing coming up. >> let's go to ktvu. alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rapid seven right here on ktvu. >> christina. thank you. coming up tonight at seven desperate moments in the central valley as a burning home fills with flames and smoke with a senior trapped inside. coming up on west coast rap, the dramatic body camera video, and what police officers did to reach the woman stuck in the middle of this fire. plus, the end of a long emotional saga. an update tonight on the hawaii woman whose disappearance in los angeles prompted a massive search tonight. relatives of hana kobayashi confirm she is safe. why? police say their investigation is now over. those stories and much more coming up tonight at

by the militant group hts took control of serious capital of damascus overnight but even though it cut ties with al qaeda in 2016, the united states and the united nations still designate hts as a terrorist organization. as for assad and his family, russian state media reports they are now in moscow and have been granted asylum. the leader of hts said today that syrian prime minister will oversee the government for the time being. this afternoon at the white house, president biden called for a peaceful transfer of power and vowed to continue u.s. operations against i.s.i.s. in syria. >> the fall is a fundamental lack of justice. it is a moment of historic opportunity for the long- suffering people of syria, to build a better future for their proud country. it is also a moment of risk and uncertainty. we are clear eyed about the fact that i.s.i.s. will try to take advantage of any vacuum, to re-establish its capabilities and to create a safe haven. we will not let that happen. >> and to punctuate that point, the united states launched dozens of precision missiles today against the i.s.i.s. camps, striking more than 75 targets across syria. about 900 american troops rema