we see pro-regime areas coming under attack in homms and in the area of damascus. take us through these latest developments. earlier on in the show, there was the twin car bomb attack in homms, one of the deadliest bomb attacks to take place there for a long time, albeit that homms, it's simple has not seen piece since the civil war began. it is one of the cities that has witnessed the most devastation and destruction particularly at the hands of the assad regime, barrel bombs that have been dropped and we have seen those multiple bomb blasts in the capitol, damascus: the vie less is not limited to the front line. there is explosions death and destruction that occurs across all parts of syria. possibly, also, a reminder that without some sort of a political, consensus, without some sort of an agreement, this war cannot be won military airily as not only the politicians have been pointing out, but as journalists on the ground have been see that there are groups numerous in background that have been taking their action wherever they see a possibility. i suppose one t

. >> the syrian cities of homms and damascus have been hit by multiple bomb blasts.t least 75 people are killed and more than 100 others injured in the area of homm. home to many members of the assad's allowhite sect. a southern suburb was hit by a number of explosions killing 30 people. the so-called islamic state of the iraq in the levant has claimed responsibility for that attack. those governments,thy 31 villages. this as u.s. secretary of state john kerry said he reached a professional grooment with russia in terms of a cease-fire. zeina has more on the turkish border. you may find some images in her report upsetting. >> two separate attacks, both involving multiple explosions and just hours apart in two government controlled districts in syria. the other, the other allowhite area. near simultaneous explosions left civilians killed and injured. communities that were considered supporters of the government were targeted. both districts have seen similar attacks in the past and a cheer challenge in the government to secure territories. multiple explosions coincide

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five minutes a live look at arapahoe county where there has been a swat situaaion going on inside a homm. police tell us it's a suicidal man near hampden and himalaya, you can still see a lot of police presence. we heard a explosion and a loud bang. so far police have not let us move in. we'll have the latest for you throughout the morning. >>> it time the meet this week's seven every day hero. she shows no signs of stopping since 1979. >> reporter: they have a saying at the american legion auxiliary. >> i came to the conclusion that if it wouldn't be for all the veterans no matter how they become veterans we wouldn't >> reporter: so at the age of 45 beatrice started volunteering at the va hospital. >> ou give it to the newly admitted patients because some have no toiletries. >> she stand up for,"her" veterans. she wants to do the very best for them. >> where is your coin? where is your coin? >> we left our purses out in the van. >> reporter:: she like all the volunteers to carry a special coin. this volunteers saved the v.a. more than $4 million. in fact they give 9 million hours of ser

reporter: after four years and megatons of explosives, the syrian army finally took back the city of homms from rebel fighters. but several rebels escaped into the suburb of al waar, where they tried the make a last stand. in the end, though, the violence was too much. under siege and outgunned, the talk. they're just out of sight at the end of that road. the syrian army wouldn't allow us in, but they do allow the women out to get medical care and to shop for food. what's changed? "now there are formal negotiations going on with the government," they tell me. "life has improved. the siege has ended and our electricity and water are back." supplies are flowing in, too, though every single box is checked by the military. and every canister of gasoline is probed for hidden weapons. but now what? in december six bus loads of rebels and their families struck a deal for safe passage out of al waar to an opposition area further north. that leaves about 1,000 left. they're stuck, still trying the hammer out the terms of their defeat. there have been several of these, call them stalemate, call them

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smoke has been pouring out of the homm. we just spoke with firefighters a few minutes ago -- but they don't have any more information at this time. they're still on the scene. a kwwl follow-up. an updayeeon the three people rescued from a cedar falls mobile home during a fire --- a story we first ashley calfee, the mother, had to be taken to iowa city to be treated. she took in a lot of smoke. her three year old son and five and windy weather. john bostwick-cedar falls fire, battalion chief "we had some things that were starting to freeze up during the started to freeze up and that type of stuff." take a look at this body camera video from a cedar falls police officer. they showed up first and battled the fire until firefighters were able to get there. the cause of the fire is still in knoxville -- firefighters are investigating a deadly fire which happened sunday night. when crews arrived, one of the homeowners -- ronald henning -- was outside. he had to run to get help. his wife patricia was still inside. fireifghters pul

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to that homm the homeowner says it contained an undisclosed medication their son needs. hope you can take a look at it, get a better look at the woman, and if you recognize it, call police. >>> the miami international boat show kicks off its 75th anniversary today in a brand new location, the miami stadium park and basin. nbc 6's michael spears is live at the boat show, a great gig and a beautiful view behind you. the new location still causing i savvd the best for last to show you one of the concerns and perhaps one of the most attractive parts of this year's show. we're standing on a brand new marina built just for the miami international boat show. this is a temporary marina. you can see off to my right how close it is to all the boats on display and all the vendors. that is what organizers when we spoke to them in the last 30 minutes say is a huge attraction for this attraction at virginia key, that people can show their boats right there in those pens and people looking to buy a boat can walk out and see it in action. it's a win-win from organizers. that came with a

the truce appears to be survivalingmean ws to be survivaling of ongoing violence arrive alleppo and hommswhat have you been hearing about some of the latest violations. >> reporter: as we heard in omar's earlier piece, there have been several violations or at least that's what the opinion zils has been charging or accusing of government and russian forces of within the first 24 hours, there were at least 15 violationsanding in the second 24 hours, that is today, sunday, there have been at least eight or 9 in different places. violence has reduced significantly prior to the constant bombardment we saw hour by hour in the days leading up to the cessation of hostilities. it hasn't totally ended. sot question them then becomes, politicians and the world leaders, are they happy with some sort of relative success in this truce, or are they looking for 100%? in terms of the civilians, really, it doesn't make a matter to them. for example, if you have peace in damascus but you don't have it in alleppo those, those starving witness the peace as well. that's where the problem lies. they are being b

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so they want people to stay homm or avoid this area or the storm -- storm hit areas untilrt further noticey latest here int waverly.wa back to you in the studio. >> annie, thanks.hanks damage suss substantial shalllyl in southern virginia.ginia. let's go to northern virginia.g. why spread damage as well not to that extent but still downedllow power lines, trees snapped innap half. melanie alnwick is live in greae falls, virginia, this morningni with a look at how things are there. mel, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. morng good news here for folks along georgetown pike. pik you can see a large contingenttg there of dominion virginia crews have now arrived to try to takek care of the storm damage. d we think it happened right hapnd around 5:00 o'clock last night t police officers were telling mee that that's when folks starteded reporting that their power was out and if you can kind of -- o can you see that mike? kind ofn thread that line of grass inn between the fence line and the e road, and you can see those tho trees down across and hittingng those power lines pulling themne do