during years of war, the citadel was an impregnable regime fortress.a fight. back in january 2017, i was in aleppo in the days after the assad regime recaptured the east of the city from rebels who'd held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime air strikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime, but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze but it never ended. once again, president bashar al—assad is beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the iranian foreign minister. assad's survival will depend again on his allies, who are worrying about their own futures. in aleppo, hts fighters are pulling down portraits of assad, their enemy. they are considered terrorists by his regime, and by the un, the us, the uk, and the eu, because their roots are in al-anda. nina alami follows jihadist media for bbc monitoring. she has seen hts changing its image as syrians are mostly repelled by extremist religious rhetoric. in their messaging, they have been trying to portray thems

during years of war, the citadel was an impregnable regime fortress. took it almost without a fight. back in january 2017, i was in aleppo in the days after the assad regime captured the east of the city from rebels who had held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime airstrikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime, but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze, but it never ended. once again, president bashar al-assad's beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the r rating foreign minister. assad's survival will depend on his allies, who are worried about their own futures. in aleppo, hds fighters are pulling down portraits of assad, their enemy. they are considered terrorists by his regime, and by the u.s., u.n., u.k., and the eu, because their roots are in al qaeda. a woman who follows jihadis media says she sees them changing its image as syrians are repelled by extremist religious rhetoric. >> they have been portraying themselves as a nationalist rebel grou

rebels captured aleppo — here they are taking selfies at the citadel — a stunningly successful surprise launched last wednesday. they're a coalition based in idlib led by a group known as hts, short for hayat tahrir al sham — which means the organisation for the liberation of the levant. aleppo was their target, but they captured it so quickly that there was even overexcited talk of a push towards damascus. the hts fighters took their chance when the allies who saved the assad regime almost a decade ago were looking elsewhere. its middle eastern allies iran and lebanese hezbollah have been badly damaged in their wider war with israel — and russia is busy in ukraine. the syrian regime is striking back. in the last two days, the humanitarian office says more than 50 air strikes hit idlib, a province that is the powerhouse of the rebels. the hospital in idlib city was among several health care facilities targeted. the un says at least 44 civilians have been killed in air strikes. air raids, body bags, civilians in another middle eastern country grieving. a renewed syrian war will pour a lo

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during years of war, the citadel was an impregnable regime fortress.t a fight. back in january 2017, i was in aleppo in the days after the assad regime recaptured the east of the city from rebels who'd held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime extracts. —— there was massive destruction from russian and regime air strikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime. but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze but never ended. once again president bashar al—assad is beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the iranian foreign minister. assad's survival will depend again on his allies, who are worrying about their own futures. in aleppo, hts fighters are pulling down portraits of assad, their enemy. they are considered terrorists by his regime, and by the un, the us, the uk and the eu, because their roots are in al-anda. mina alami follows jihadist media for bbc monitoring. she has seen hts changing its image as syrians are mostly repelled by extremist religious rhet

during years of war, the citadel was an impregnable regime fortress, but these men, from hts, took itthout a fight. back injanuary 2017, i was in aleppo, in the days after the assad regime recaptured the east of the city from rebels who had held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime air strikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime, but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze, but it never ended. once again, president bashar al—assad is beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the iranian foreign minister. assad's survival will depend again on his allies, who are worrying about their own futures. in aleppo, hts fighters are pulling down portraits of assad, the enemy. they are considered terrorists by his regime, and by the un, the us, the uk and the eu, because their roots are in al-qaeda. mina al lami follows jihadist media for bbc monitoring. she's seen hts changing its image, as the syrians are mostly repelled by extremist religious rhetoric. in their messaging, they have been trying to p

during years of war, the citadel was an impregnable regime fortress, but these men, from hts, took it the days after the assad regime recaptured the east of the city from rebels who had held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime air strikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime, but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze, but it never ended. once again, president bashar al—assad is beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the iranian foreign minister. assad's survival will depend again on his allies, who are worrying about their own futures. in aleppo, hts fighters are pulling down portraits of assad, the enemy. they are considered terrorists by his regime, and by the un, the us, the uk and the eu because their roots are in al-anda. mina al lami follows jihadist media for bbc monitoring. she's seen hts changing its image, as syrians are mostly repelled by extremist religious rhetoric. in their messaging, they have been trying to portray themselves as more of nationalist rebel group, and bas

during years of war, the citadel was an impregnable regime fortress.ry 2017, i was in aleppo in the days after the assad regime recaptured the east of the city from rebels who'd held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime air strikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime, but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze but it never ended. once again, president bashar al—assad is beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the iranian foreign minister. assad's survival will depend again on his allies, who are worrying about their own futures. in aleppo, hts fighters are pulling down portraits of assad, their enemy. they are considered terrorists by his regime, and by the un, the us, the uk, and the eu, because their roots are in al-qaeda. nina alami follows jihadist media for bbc monitoring. she has seen hts changing its image as syrians are mostly repelled by extremist religious rhetoric. in their messaging, they have been trying to portray themselves as more of a na

citadel.ng to go for it. >> he probably doesn't want to be seen as a favoring a particular company. i'm surprised goldman's not trying to give him a jacket and ditto everyone else. stuart: there's the president-elect, he'll speak to anybody. he can work the crowd like nobody else can work a crowd. he loves them and they love him. could you see kamala harris walking the floor of the new york stock exchange? and relating to people like that? it's out of the question. lauren: his former enemies are trekking down to his home in florida and dining with himmal press coe on the patio. they love it. mark zuckerberg. stuart: he's got the crowd in the palm of his hand. they of love him, absolutely love him. >> think about those two over on an unspeakable network, but i'll say it, msnbc, joe and whoever her name is who went down do kiss ring because they realized they'd been on the wrong side of wrong for so long. yes, lauren, you're absolutely right, even his enemies are saying we want the somehow be cl

he and his co-founder were citadel executives.t's cubs, spinning off of citadel, creating new firms. same with millennium. when you think about how large the rivals are, can they compete at the end of the day? the new firms versus the millenniums and citadels of the world? that was a warning shot across the valve that you are the king of the castle, you can't get bigger and will steal the show no matter what. >> the question is, if you are launching a fund are you looking to take on the millenniums and the citadels? some of these are trying to be the anti-pot shop and they are more specific in the way they are targeting the space. jane global seems to be trying to compete a bit more with millennium and sit it out because of that strategy. what is interesting as you see a trend. when you look at these funds not taking on additional money because it could impact returns, we are seeing in funding really unique things to embrace capital into what they can with it. millennium is investing in hedge funds more often, investing in outside

division but note the way in which each sort of meanders into the other's domain and takes up at citadel in the very heart of its opposite. very quickly, let me tell you a story i think goes to the heart of this. it's of a farmer and his horse ran away. the neighbor comes hopping over to commiserate. he says who knows what's good or bad? the next day the horse came back with a drove of wild horses. so the neighbor comes over to congratulate and the man says again who knows what's good or bad and true? because his young teen-age son got horsing around on those horses, fell off, and broke his leg. neighbor comes over to commiserate. the man says who knows what's good or bad? sure enough, the next day the soldiers came through common deeing for the army and his son didn't have to go because of his broken leg. as i said, they say this is a symbol of life. we take it as though these are opposite but the problem is to mold them together into a single coherent hole. >> our problem is we have a break. we'll be right back. >>> we are back talking with dr. houston smith, author of the world's grea

>> yeah. >> you mentioned citadel rick's.because they are threatened what makes us unique. i see it in the streets where they give guns to morty s and we are fighting each other to fight real injustice. >> earnest or satire. >> spoiler of that that character that is talking who is the kind of let's call him an obama-esque figure or kennedy or robert redford in "the candidate." he is evil morty. >> so the most honey'd, sweet, idealistic pitch we get is something is wrong and why i say the show has a political bent. >> it has a analystic bent. i think it shouldn't punish empathy is what i always say in the writers' room. we have to stop short of punishing empathy. >> one approach to world view. then the show's approach towards ethics and the meaning of life. i want to turn you to one of your most significant episodes of "rick and morty." >> okay. >> are you able to describe the plot of that in a sense or two or is that impossible? >> morty is told by rick that there is a planet where if people self-kill, when they do that, a co

. -- citadel. their rapid advance ignites a new phase of the long-running civil war.'t both president-elect donald trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau are praising their surprise meeting. it happened last night in florida amid rising tensions over trump's tariffs threat. cbs' weijia jiang is in west palm beach with details. weija? >> reporter: good evening. cbs news has learned that it was canada that requested the meeting with president-elect donald trump as the country urges him to reconsider imposing tariffs. earlier this week president biden called the proposal counterproductive, but trump insists that tariffs will protect u.s. manufacturing and boost the economy. president-elect donald trump and canadian prime minister justin trudeau were all smiles at their working dinner. a meeting trump described as very productive, ranging from the fentanyl crisis to fair trade deals. leaving west palm beach this morning, trudeau agreed. >> it was a good conversation. >> reporter: trudeau did not answer if they talked tariffs as trump's threat looms to impose a 2

we're located from key to to by here on the 7th floor of the prestigious citadel. it's our business center that we told you. preventive and office for the international network. key executive, the in mid, 2024, all the employees slides. but it's unlikely that the middle, some groups activities weren't good child the goodness, maybe law office in this way. what is that really to brokers and the tools and they move out. oh, the last month i think it by the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures, design to simplify will confuse really once a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusions, going underground again? so look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except we have such orders at conflict with the 1st law should we live in justification. we should be very careful about the personal intelligence at the po

tracey adams, sophomore from the citadel. and first, i want to thank you for coming and your amazing experiences with us. and my question for you today is how did the experiences that you went through that you continue to go through today shaped your perspective on leadership? and how could that be something that we as young people in this room could take away that question it's own? it's okay. oh, so the question was, what can you say to these up and coming leaders about how you experiences could help seek their leadership. learn your job, pay attention and all you young officers out there. listen to your sergeants. listen to your song. and sir, listen to nco. oh, you'll be okay. just next. i know we had an order right here? you got have i think he's number two and then he's number three in charles eggleston military, a purple heart, multiple purple recipient. and it was a blow for walter reed scandal in oh six. i'm trying to figure in the conversation i've been hearing from these young guys up on stage, what do they like to

eventually, the article found, its way to the prussian citadel magdeburg about 175 miles southeast ofhamburg, where a sympathetic officer brought prisoner lafayette. the magazine, other periodicals and german french dictionary? yes, lafayette did learn some german, presumably with strict the same officers help lafayette sent off a letter of thanks to arsenal's arsenal. it's remained among editors of the time, in that he had become personally involved with the famous subject of his accounts, his contact with lafayette remained undercover for a good reason. in autumn of 1793, he helped arrange breakout attempt at the citadel, for which he was eminently well suited as a former prussian officer. the attempted failed due to a sudden increase in prison security. later, he helped lafayette immensely heroic wife adrienne still from 16 months in jacobin prisons and for lafayette's two teenage daughters. this is the most dramatic part of of i think his story. they surprised him one day in early september or 95 after he had spent a year in solitary confinement in, you know, opening the door. and

days after starting their offensive, rebel fighters were posing and celebrating at aleppo's ancient citadel years war the sit del was an impression national regime fortress. these men took it almost without a fight. back in january, 2017, i was in aleppo in the days after the assad regime recaptured the east of the city from rebels who had held it since the war in aleppo started in 2012. there was massive destruction from russian and regime air strikes. this was all a huge victory for the regime but in the years that followed, the war gradually froze but never ended. once again, president al-assad is beleaguered. he had an emergency meeting in damascus with the iranian foreign minister. asset survival will -- assad's survival will depend on his allies who are worrying about their own futures. in aleppo, h.d.s. fighterer pulling down portraits of assad, their enemy. they're considered terrorists by his regime and by the u.n., the u.s., the u. conform and the e.u. because their roots are are in alikentucky da. mina follows aldie kentucky da from bbc. she sees them being repelled by extremist

rebels celebrated outside the city's historic citadel. >> it is an indescribable feeling.y older brother was martyred here in aleppo 13 years ago. praise to god. praise to god. john: opposition forces hadn't attacked the city since 2016 when president bashar al-assad regained full control. an israeli airstrike on a car in gaza today has killed five people, including charity workers. the world central kitchen, which provides food relief, says they are pausing operations in gaza for the second time this year. in april, seven of its workers were killed in an israeli strike. israel says one of the charity's employees killed today was involved in the october 7 hamas attack on israel. in khan younis, another airstrike hit a vehicle next to a food distribution site, killing 13, including children. and in gaza city, seven died when an israeli strike hit a house. >> there is no safe place. residents are being bombarded, explosive barrels are thrown down at them, at their houses, markets, streets, shelters, schools. there is no safe place. where should these people go? john: overnig

paul: that was the citadel ceo ken griffin speaking to sonali basak.tinue the conversation on hedge funds, joining us is our next guest. thank you. how did hedge funds do in 2024 because the s&p 500 did quite well. >> yes, and sometimes people compare hedge funds with the s&p 500 which is not the right comparison, but if you look at hedge funds in their portfolio and this year, this is probably one of the first years in many, many years, as number stand through november, they are on track to the best performance in four years, and with some luck, if they make another 1% on average, 2024 is going to be the best in 11 years, so that is a pretty strong performance and some of the drivers we have seen , like equities have done well. that is the largest strategy were a bulk of the money is and they have done very well, and macro has boomed. the trump trade in november the first week he lifted, so you had rising stocks, champion u.s. treasury yields and a stronger dollar all combined together to really lift hedge fund returns. caroline: so it felt like multi

a level city army, militants roam the streets, freely, taking sophie's outside left, both iconic citadel and its airport syrian and russian war plains bomb. the level after it was overrun, it only took a few days for the rebels to jolt the front lines of serious civil war which have remained largely frozen since 2020. the revel coalition consists of multiple groups with differing audiology is what unites them is their opposition to syrian president, bashar al assad. waiving the city center, stone, ping on your head, god willing, we will find you, you pick in either the city, a rather controlled stronghold in the north. people are being subjected to daily air strikes. volunteers with the syrian civil defense known as the white helmets are helping to find the injured under the rubble and taking them to hospital. thank you. to find me is massive destruction caused by the bottom and surface area. this neighborhood is residential and the vision forces deliberately targeted at some with direct strikes. several people i enjoyed working with our teams are still working to search for these trumps

and we are here in the heart of the city of olive for right in front of a live close to historic citadel. and as you can see, people have come to this place has been as well known even before the war. people used to come here to get themselves to enjoy their lives, have a cup of coffee and just sit and enjoy themselves. and even those who are displaced back in 2016, we've met several people who were displaced in 2006 the and due to the military military campaign that by this year and a re g, and supported by it's russian iranian allies. and also those who used to live in the city when the city was controlled by these c, a raging forces. however, we felt some civilians actually told us that they can't help themselves, but to feel a slight feeling of fear and frustration because the change was so fast and they really don't know how the off position forces are going to govern the city . they also told us that a under the, when the city was controlled by the sea and redeem forces, they didn't have any sort of freedom of speech or anything. and they have a saying, here's them, some civilians

now managed to reach the major city of i level the militants have been sponsored the next historic citadel. although the syrian authorities have rejected claims the whole city has fallen through the terrorists. all the units are set to be regrouping ahead of a counter offensive out of foreign ministers of russia and to ki, have spoken about the unfolding crisis. both countries have played a pivotal roles in the past and trying to resolve the conflict in the country that moscow says that the need to restore peace as a priority. the tox focused on the ongoing situation in syria, both sides express grave concerns over the dangers development in the syrian era public in connection with the military escalation and the level and it live provinces. both sides confirmed the necessity to coordinate joint actions to stabilize the situation in the syrian era. public, 1st and foremost, using capabilities of the standard format to rod has given its backing to the mass cause in its fight against the militants, claiming that the us unusual are behind the southern resurgence of tara groups in syria. the r

getting unconfirmed uh footage from what looks like the very halt old dot historic city that is the citadel and which will see the flags of the so called freed syrian army, which just to be clear is a met leads of is the most groups about flags, kidney waived there also some images of the hall to toppling a statute of president assets deceased brother. so just to say that is a, i'm verified, so fall, but the material is out the western by groups of militants. a tried to cut off the iranian supply line that's been reaching has blah in 11 on of course israel recently pulling back from southern 11 on a bit. the so called c side with a has blob. but give us, if you would have bit of background on this escalation. well, in the last few days, we have seen some of the deadliest fighting in yes. and it really re abrupt it when on groups went on a surprise, a sense of need to be set and left her within best sites as them that have been classes ongoing. with government forces we part of call problem is we sold a stripe, one of you to us that you building that claimed the lives of 2 students in the ar

the package flag is loaded over the citadel and the level of the one is invaded in the north, killing. c, i, a backed codes, nato on these rail is copied from syria and invaded from the south and destroying supply.