i think we'll know better in the weeks to come what jelani's real objectives are. he was quoted in "the new york times," i think, as saying, yes, he's interested in a political transition, but that's going to have to come later. so i imagine they're going to want to consolidate their power in damascus, no small task. 2.5 million people. it's going to be quite a heavy lift. >> real quick on this one, admittedly we're in the middle of a presidential transition, and president-elect trump has already indicated that, as you noted, a little bit more hands off, let the russians and the chinese play in the region. i'm sure that there are people in washington and elsewhere, our allies abroad, who would like to see the u.s. not just sit on the sidelines and allow china and russia to determine ultimately the outcome on the ground there. what do you think the biden administration in its eight weeks or six to eight weeks that are left can or should do in this situation? because as i noted coming in, this is fast moving. things are going to happen over the next days and weeks be

the implications for israel and what this means now that jelani and bts are control, jelani has his roots in al qaeda islamist does he want that fight with israel? i mean, considering all that must be managed now with taking over after assad has been forced out? does he also want to to head southwest well, victor good morning again. >> i think the answer to that is for the moment, no. jelani seems to be somebody who understands that he needs to consolidate power at this particular moment in time, and what he's looking at, victor, is basically melding together a workable coalition, not only of the people that he has with him right now, with the groups that he has with him right now, which are certainly a disparate bunch of of different factions. but he also wants to make sure that he can have a viable government in syria. it's got a lot of challenges not only does he have to control the area that maintain control of the area that he has right now, and that includes, obviously, damascus but he also has to work with the areas in the west where perhaps loyalists to assad still exist. the othe

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police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at the un says has something to do. it will be less gang activity. >> and then st. louis bout. good in the next year. where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping ually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that yeah, and baok back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> happening tomorrow, deliberations continue in the murder trial of nima, many the

and i noticed jelani's family originally comes from the golan heights. so presumably he bears some grudges against israel. is this is this good for israel is this bad for israel? how do you think they're thinking about this in that country well, fareed, when the syrian uprising first began in 2011, i think for years the first years of that uprising, the israelis calculated that better. >> the devil they know than the devil they didn't know meaning which was better to stick with assad than a potential sunni islamist takeover in syria. i think over the last few years they they took the opposite tack, which is that assad really wasn't doing a good job of securing that border with israel. and so you know, i think one of the questions journalists should ask mr. jolani is what country does he most seek to emulate? you know what is his vision for syria? and if his vision for syria is something along the lines of a taliban government or something that has the foreign policy of the iranian government, which is opposition to america and israel, then israel is goin

thank you for taking care of our beautiful children back home, jelanie, marcel, and maya. it's hard for someone to be working class in this chamber. i know every time i came to washington, you became a single mom. getting up very early in the morning, getting arcades ready for school, dropping them off at the bus stop, and then going to serve the people of the bronx as a third grade teacher. you would teach all day, get off of work, take our kids up from school, bring them home, start cooking dinner, help them with their homework, plan your lessons the next day for your kids, and then put our kids to bed. and then when i was here trying to do the job of the district, and when i didn't go straight home after work, you made sure i heard about it. and when i didn't call you when i got back home, you made sure i heard about that too. so, i love you. thank you melissa for all you have done. i also want to thank my constituents, each of them, for trusting me to be your voice and allowing me to fight for you every single day in congress. though i will be leaving congress formally

. >> i want to just go back to to syria and to the leader who led this rebellion jelani. he gave a speech where he tried to, after the toppling of assad, tried to kind of redefine himself, define himself as a pragmatic statesman as many rebel leaders tend to do. you're shaking. you're shaking your head, which i understand. um nic robertson. my colleague wrote a terrific analysis and said it is a message jelani will know is being heard in tel aviv and washington. a message that says to them, your interests are understood in the new syria. and an understanding on his part that these are the powers capable of bringing him down. >> mhm well, this little background on jelani, i've been watching this guy for more than 12 years. >> he got his start by being sent to syria by abu bakr al-baghdadi, the leader of islamic state. >> after a while, he broke with baghdadi decided to to pledge allegiance to zawahiri, the al qaeda leader, instead. >> so that's his pedigree. he's a very smart guy. >> he's still very young, and he has spent the last actually ten years trying to reform his i

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police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at. the says has some do it to be less gang activity. and then st. louis bout. good in the next year. federal where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that they will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome in antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> and tomorrow, deliberations continue in the murder trial of

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at the says has something to do. it will be less gang activity. >> and then st. louis bout. good in the next year. federal where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that there will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome in antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> we'll deliberations continue now for the secon

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at the un says has something to do. it would be less gang activity. >> and then st. louis bout. good in the next year. where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that they will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call any a culinary jack moment kron. 4 news. we'll deliberations continue now for the second week in the

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at. the says has some do it to be less gang activity. >> and u.s. to say least about. good in the next year. federal where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that there will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome in antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> 807, is the time right now. we're waiting to see if

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at the un says has something to do. it will be less gang activity. >> and then st. louis bout. good in the next year. federal where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that there will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome in antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. while the santa clara county sheriff's office

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at. the says has some do it to be less gang activity. and then st. louis bout. good in the next year. federal where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that there will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome in antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> 10, 0, 9. and we're on verdict. watch in the many murder tr

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani can get behind at the un says has something to do. it would be less gang activity. >> and st. louis bout. good in the next year. where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that there will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for. new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. we'll deliberations are continuing now for the second week i

police chief also wants to fund more community programs to get use more busy, which is something jelani behind at. the un says has some do it to be less gang activity. >> and then the st. louis bout. good in the next year. federal where it should be good to the hope is coming from many business owners here in the shopping center that there will actually be an antioch police substation station in one of the vacant. >> buildings so we do see a little bit of a difference from that. it's not only more law enforcement people are hoping for new businesses are deciding to invest like antioch liquor, which is set to open by christmas. a lot of thankful people that where coming into their community. >> and investing in their community because no one else has done it for quite a long time. change business owners say is finally here. and for them. were death showing pride of ownership and people really getting. >> the sense that you and ex back back to a place where they can be proud to call an outcome in antioch jacmel. but kron 4 news. >> the santa clara county sheriff's office says they have fo

y los lidera el maestro jelani cáncer, quien reconoce que esta músic resalta la identidad de la escuelas en los que han tocado en diversos eventos comunitarios. siempre con uniforme blanco y negro, pero ahora creen que es tiempo de conseguir un elemento fundamental el traje de charro. estábamos pensando en hacer como fundraisers y de vender cosas. cuando nosotros temos conciertos aquí en la escuela. para eso habilitaron una cuenta de goffman donde la comunidad puede hacer donaciones y así completar los fondos que les permitan comprar el atuendo simbólico que los termine de unir, no solo como un mariachi, sino como lo que verdaderamente son. es como una familia, no nomás una clase, es como una familia. fátima navarrete noticiero telemundo 48 por el amor a dios. ya, por favor, todos recojamos dinero para darles para el traje de charro. realmente porque es que están dejando en alto precisamente una tradición. lo conversábamos en la universidad. no hay solo estudiantes que vienen de padres hispanos, no latinos y música vernácula de méxico y escucharla y tocarla con las manos de estos niños.

and jelani has a $10 million bounty on his head from the united states just. yeah, as an aside, mr. kinzinger, i want to ask you about one other thing about some news that donald trump, trump made this morning in an interview that just came out, he talked to kristen welker about the january 6th select committee. >> of course you served on the january 6th select committee. and he said that they should, quote, go to jail referring to the members who served on that committee. what is your reaction and are you worried that donald trump will try to put you in jail no i have absolutely no worries about this. >> first off, the executive branch can't go after the legislative branch because we embarrassed him. that's not a sin. that's not against the law. ultimately, when we talked about him throwing his ketchup and hamburger against the wall, there's nothing illegal about that and most of the people that testified were actually his republicans. you know, fellow republicans that went up and spoke in him. so look, he's he's he's all butt hurt, right now because he was embarrassed he's not goi

y los lidera el maestro jelani cáncer, quien reconoce que esta música resalta la identidad de la escuelaro, pero ahora creen que es tiempo de conseguir un elemento fundamental el traje de charro. estábamos pensando en hacer como fundraisers y de vender cosas. cuando nosotros tenemos conciertos aquí en la escuela. para eso habilitaron una cuenta de goffman donde la comunidad puede hacer donaciones y así completar los fondos que les permitan comprar el atuendo simbólico que los termine de unir no solo como un mariachi, sino como lo que verdaderamente son. es como una familia, no nomás un clase. es como una familia. fátima navarrete, telemundo. esperando que logren cumplir su objetivo. max. qué tal una historia inspiradora? te quiero contar a ti y a nuestros televidentes que precisamente como parte de las actividades de esos jovencitos, la semana pasada realizaron un concierto en el auditorio de la escuela y tuvieron un lleno total que es un importante esfuerzo. flavio sobre todo porque a una edad tan temprana demuestran el compromiso para dar a conocer la cultura latina. así es, y que lo s

sunni leadership there is dispersed, jelani is the figurehead of these groups, we simply don't know whooing to impose order on syria. let's not forget history, the first person to really impose it was hafez al—assad, he did committed by giving the army to alawites, they controlled everything. this is how we got the torture. if there is a new era, not democratic, but a popular leader can control that country without resorting to violence i'd be very surprised. and what role do you think there is for the us in this then, it is also in a predicament where disorder between presence, if you like, although secondary defence antony blinken is in the region at the moment. what role do you see the us plan? we can only play through turkey, we're going to have to take their guidance, they have been with these groups up and around idlib en the turkish border for a long time. they know who the players are, they know he can be trusted, and turkey has no interest in destabilising syria. so, at this point we are going to have to do defer to ankara. and what you see happening over the next two weeks, se

y los lidera el maestro jelani cáncer, quien reconoce que esta música resalta la identidad de la escuelalemento fundamental el traje de charro. estábamos pensando en hacer como fundraisers y de vender cosas. cuando nosotros tenemos conciertos aquí en la escuela. para eso habilitaron una cuenta de goffman donde la comunidad puede hacer donaciones y así completar los fondos que les permitan comprar el atuendo simbólico que los termine de unir no solo como un mariachi, sino como lo que verdaderamente son. es como una familia, no nomás una clase, es como una familia. fátima navarrete noticiero telemundo 48. 13. este fue el momento exacto en el que la policía de carolina del sur está arrestando. si al grinch de la navidad. así como loe, los agentes entraron a la casa y se sorprendieron al ver un monstruo peludo y verde que se encontraba robando regalos bajo el árbol de navidad. si quería robarse la navidad, como en la película. exactamente. los agentes lo persiguieron y finalmente lo atraparon usando una pistola taser. luego fue llevado a la cárcel. el sospechoso fue identificado en la ficha

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. >> reporter: the rebel group's leader abu mohammed al jelani has long ties to al qaeda, having foughtxtremism that's kept roughly 900 u.s. troops in syria. the mission in recent years, to keep the more high-profile terrorist group, isis, pinned down. and this weekend b-52 bombers and other warplanes hit 75 isis targets, an effort to keep the terror group from capitalizing on the power vacuum inside syria. and yet amid the fears one ray of hope. the family of american journalist austin tice, missing since 2012, say they've been told he's alive. president biden said sunday they think they can get him out. >> in chaos there is opportunity. so this is the moment to reach out to any and all organizations or individuals to do anything in their power to help us bring him home. >> reporter: and there is another serious threat on the minds of u.s. officials. assad's stockpile of chemical weapons used on his own people. we've been told the administration is working with partners on the ground to make sure they don't fall into the wrong hands. charlie d'agata, cbs news at the charlie d'agata, cb

jelani, by hts, the interim government as they move forward here. ground or not, that's really kind of a political decision. we don't actually have to be on the ground to communicate with them. at this do recognize other western powers have gone in there. i think being a bit cautious, i think, is probably the right approach at this point. >> one of the concerns is also about a nato ally, turkey, one of the big winners here. are you concerned that the courageous syrian/kurdish fighters, allied with us who helped defeat isis, guarding isis prisoners, how concerned president erdogan goes after them as he has other kurdish figures, the pkk? >> i'm very concerned. >> it appears there's a temporary ceasefire that's been put back in place until the end of the week. there's been an extraordinary amount of posturing, not just by the turkish military but by the syrian national army and supported around the town of kobani which is an ideological center and really one of the main population centers for the syrian kurds. and it's right up against the turkish bor

. >> jelani, thank you for helping me make sense of this. the. >> thank you. >> it's complicated.fraught. great to have you here. >> thanks. >>> still ahead, north carolina republicans use the waning days of their legislative super majority to strip power from incoming democrats. how they did it and what comes next. that is right after the break. stay with us. to buy, or not to buy? that is their question. and nobody knows shoppers better than shopify. the undisputed, undefeated, checkout champion of the world. businesses that want to win, win with shopify. >>> north carolina was walloped by hurricane helene in september and then 103 people died. western north carolina was hit particularly hard by catastrophic flooding, so it is not surprising that a republican state representative's emotion was palpable today as he argued for passage of a bill that in part moves money into a fund for hurricane relief. >> we had a storm in avery county county. our bridge, the water had come up to such a point where my family and i decided we needed to cross the creek to keep from being cut off. >>

matt was just talking about hts and jelani, and he is now in damascus.. but, there is another group in the north that the turks have been supporting. they are not part of the liberation group in damascus. and then, there is another group, the kurds, that we support out in the east. and so far, there has been no direct negotiations between those three groups. and then, you add to that, of course, isis is still there, too. so, a long ways to go before there will be a negotiated settlement, but it is and much to -- better day today than it was a couple weeks ago. >> i want to play some sound from secretary of state antony blinken from earlier today, while in turkey for talks with our allies in the region. i will get your thoughts on the other side. >> as the minister said, we are very focused on syria. we talked about how turkey, how united states, how other partners in the region can support those efforts, and i think there is broad agreements on what we would each like to see, going forward. starting with the interim government in syria. one that is inclu

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trump administration on ukraine holly wirth conflict in ukraine the new administration matt brasseaux jelani thurman sarina wiegman pat mcafee ukraine simon stiell. >> shen yun that was russian presidential aide vladimir medinsky speaking to me earlier today here in moscow. >> and just to give you an idea just how important the situation in syria is erin, for the russian president, he actually had a phone call earlier today with the president of iran masoud pezeshkian. of course, iran also heavily invested in syria as well. and of course, syria was the main topic of that. and according to the russian readout of that call, the russians were saying that they were offering unconditional solidarity to what they call the legitimate authorities of the syrian arab republic. erin. >> all right. thank you very much. fred pleitgen, live in moscow tonight. and let's go now to general mark hertling, along with seth jones, national security expert, who, of course, has been on the ground in syria, as well as the other places we're talking about here. general, right now you're looking at a crucial moment f

>> yeah, well jelani, we know very well because the first time his name came up was in 2012, when abuer, the leader of isis, sent him to syria as his personal emissary to start a militia to basically become isis man in syria. >> so that's the starting point. later on, he breaks with baghdadi. he decides to pledge allegiance to zawahiri the al qaeda leader. so this is someone with a troubling background to say the least. >> he'd been imprisoned by the u.s. in in iraq. >> yeah in iraq, he'd been been held in prison as many of these jihadis had been. yeah. and then, interestingly, what happens is, you know, the united states declares him a foreign terrorist organization. and so the leader of this foreign terrorist organization and put a bounty on his head. so this is the person that's the leader of the movement. he has claimed to to have reformed. and we see encouraging rhetoric, certainly from his people. and also some, you know activities that make us think that perhaps they've moderated. you know, if you look at aleppo that was just freed a few days ago, christians are putting up chri

. >> and we've heard from jelani the leader of hdz, the main rebel group, speaking from the sort of hallowedalls, if you will, certainly for, for, for muslims of the umayyad mosque in damascus, an ancient and ancient mosque right at the heart of the city and a place of veneration but for him a place to lay out his message. and and i think this is him attempting to set out what he wants to do. there was a message for the faithful. the the islamists who have followed him on this path to power to get to damascus. but there was also a message for regional leaders and for the international community talking about an end to sectarian violence, which was something that assad had propagated and end to corruption, he'd said. he said that syria had become a source of captagon in the region. that is a powerful drug stimulant that is absolutely corrupting everything that it touches and has been in neighboring countries like saudi arabia, like like neighboring jordan. so this is a very strong and positive message to the saudis who had only allowed bashar al-assad back into the arab league just over a yea

i am currently residing at jelani house.een i have been in foster care all my life, ever since i got emancipated. and then once i got emancipated, i have been traumatized throughout my whole entire life. i've been through a lot of stuff and i'm, you know, i've been through organizations and organizations. i had rapid housing for two years, and it hasn't lasted due to me trying to manage maintaining work schedules and finances. and it's not it doesn't add up. so it's hard because you don't have that. you don't have the wages to cover everything. so it's really difficult. and i fell of. and so i am asking you guys, can you please extend the rapid housing so that i can have stability for my son, something that i have never had my entire life? thank you. good morning supervisors. that was so powerful. my name is hope kamer. i'm the director of public policy at compass family services and the chair of hesper. i'd like to start by thanking supervisors ronan walton and peskin for sponsoring this legislation. despite important effor

sunni | leadership there is dispersed, jelani is the figurehead of these groups, we don't know who is syria. let's not forget history come the first person to really impose it was hafez al—assad, he did committed by giving the army to alawites, they controlled everything. this is how we got the torture. if there is a new era, not democratic, but a popular leader can control that country without resorting to violence i'd be very surprised. find without resorting to violence i'd be very surprised. and what role do you _ i'd be very surprised. and what role do you think _ i'd be very surprised. and what role do you think there - i'd be very surprised. and what role do you think there is - i'd be very surprised. and what role do you think there is for. role do you think there is for the us in this then, it is also in a predicament where disorder between presence, if you like, although secondary defence antony blinken is in the region at the moment. what role do you see the us plan? we at the moment. what role do you see the us plan?— see the us plan? we can only -la see the us plan? we can