james fe, sir, our diplomatic editor in barley, thank you for that update. but 2 other news and 46 people have been detained after sundays blast and turkey is biggest city. the explosion killed 6 people and injured more than 80. had happened on is to clark street or bustling shopping area in a stand bowl, which is popular with locals. and tourists, police say the woman who planted the bomb is syrian, the p k. k group has denied allegations it was behind the attack. well, let's get an update from cinema casino lou anne stan bull into and sent you more details about what happened and the arrests that haven't been made sense. yes, we heard from the turkish authorities that the 4 to 6 suspects have been detained after the attack and the main suspect, the perpetrator, a female, as we know so arrested by the turkish police around 2 50 am. nearly 3 am early this morning. according to the turkish authorities, this female suspect is that syrian national, but she's not kurdish, she's in iraq. there are also other syrians suspects who have been detained and doing yeste

member to state and partners regularly about the progress, the chief by department. professor james colin fe is a research associate at the london school of economics. he says the decision will help deescalate pensions isn't normally significant. you know, this was an issue that has caused a lot of tanks in response to impacted recent years. but in a wider sense, you know, it really does sort of a home, whatever the situation where, where between so being cost about what rejoicing today. because they reached an agreement over a license plate when they were all see much bigger issues to be dealing with. so i think, you know, we can recognize that in the immediate sense, this is a very positive thing, but more generally, you know, as a say, i think we need to focus on, on a much bigger picture. many of the subs in color, odyssey still rejects the authority of the the kosovo government. still look to bel graders is the key thought. thorough in filtering, cio over culture and being drawing their cause undisturbed. number plates now the cost of government. this is actually on except for you have

fe, meeting. our diplomatic editor james bases and barley with more of those talks. one of those who has been speaking is not someone who's actually here, and that's president vladimir zelinski of ukraine. he was invited, he's participating by a video link, were told from those in the hall, it's been an impassioned and detailed speech. he said it was now time to end russia's destructive war and he called for the restoration of peace and respect for the un chunk charter and the principle of territorial integrity in ukraine. and president zalinski has visited the recaptured city of harrison and says its liberation marks the beginning of the end of the war. he said, ukraine is moving forward and is ready for peace with russia. moscow withdrew its forces from the city on friday. israel says the united states decision to launch an investigation into the killing of al jazeera journal. as sharina barclay is a grave mistake, adding that they will not cooperate. sharina was shot dead by his ready forces in may while covering a raid on jeanine and the occupied west bank. funer

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the vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> guests get this james and area. so 90% of the precincts, all these percentages, this is probably the biggest number that you need to know only about 4600 votes, separate one candidate from the other. and again, at this particular at me and has a slight lead. but far from over, this is deja vu. we're here 8 years ago, james, during you might recall was look and dave cortez the remember how close it was and one candidate declared himself the winner and then they backed off on that. i think these 2 candidates have learned don't declare anything. and so they declare a winner absolutely well, then we'll wait and we'll keep everybody posted. we'll check in with a little bit. thank you. will at 507. let's head to the east bay now where oakland is also deciding who their next mayor will be. 10 candidates in all were running to replace mayor libby schaff. and this is where the race stands at the moment. >> you can see the results there. the biggest vote getter so far with the account where it is. lauren taylor with

vision for santa fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> she can say that confidently james and because we are talking about only 90% of the precincts as of last night after reported. so they have to deal with that. not to mention the mail in ballots. a lot of people they dropped their mail in ballots yesterday so long it was postmark. so they still have to process. this is how close they are to one another. only 4600 votes, separate mahan and chavez. and of course, there are still thousands of votes that still need to be counted. and that is why san jose, we were here 8 years ago. that race was simply too close to call as well. here we are 8 years later, same deal as sam liccardo. the current mayor has turned out so the race is hot. i want to add to what we're doing with the weather. it is whether? and sir. yeah. let's not forget about that. it is day out from the rain to the freezing temperatures this morning. thank you. will. >> okay. good point. now let's go to the east bay. more questions, hochul and deciding on their next mayor. >> 10 candidates running to replace mayo

fe and in spite of literally having a million dollars spent. i tapping the very things i and attacking me we're still in this race. that's pretty >> yes, simply too close to call james and area 4600 votes, separate mahan and chavez were going to go in there. and when i talk to the registrar voter to see what's going on, but they have about a week to certify the elections. so they're not going to do it now. they're used to this. if you might recall 8 years ago, it was a photo finish as well between sam liccardo who is terming out court as the so san jose for whatever reason they love photo finish ins back to you. >> we'll check back with you later in the morning, too. well. >> ok to the east bay now where oakland is deciding on their next mayor. 10 candidates were running in race to replace mayor libby schaff. and here's where it stands at the oakland is one of those ranked choice voting cities. so in order to win without a runoff, you need 50% plus one vote. neither. well, none of the 10 candidates got that. but there you see the 2 leading ones. lauren taylor, with 35% of the vote. and shane tao with 29%. those are the 2 that will head to a runoff election to decide