does this now present a new dawn for syria to start from scratch and have a new outlook for the future? >> it is a new dawn this morning, but there are dark clouds on the horizon and we will have to see how to bring the country together. the country has been divided in many ways for many years. it is not simply a binary situation where you have regime- supported areas and rebel- supported areas. there are a large number of kurds in the north, kurdish -controlled areas in the north as well. turkey has been attacking many of those kurdish areas over recent years that have various different rebel factions that have been converging on damascus. you still have significant remnants of islamic states in parts of syria, then you have external influences like iran and russia, who have pretty much sort of evaporated and left, abandon their asset to his fate over the last week, but retain an interest in stability and keeping their presence in syria going forward. for the russians, they have key military bases on the mediterranean coast. it opens up a part of the world to them that is not easily a

i'm hopeful that this will be the end of, uh, tyranny and the start of a new dawn.all ethnicities, of all religious backgrounds, what everyone would be equal. everyone would be free. we know that there will be a lot of obstacles along the way. a lot of concerns. of course, things, um, will clarify in the next few days. next few weeks or months. the signs we've been seeing on the ground have been really promising. the treatment of those who surrendered, the treatment of religious minorities, the treatment of, uh, of everyone. and, if we if we look at even this, the way that a lot of locals have even pushed from the south without even, like, you know, the offensive started from the north, but the fact that it's even, you know, it was corresponded and supplemented by forces from, southern syria. it just tells you that this was an empty like the regime was an empty shell. it was hollowed out. and just ordinary people joining the rebels as well. this isn'tjust trained fighters, is it, that have been involved in this? absolutely, absolutely. and this really shows you the

of the syrians gather in the main square of the capital, damascus to mark a new dawn after the fall of president, bashar allah side. for the full of us side is broad. the welcome syrians remain anxious about the price of food. the grim might look for their livelihoods, and the tattered stays of the economy. and the came out today and thank god, there's no fear. there's nothing to be scared of. everything is okay in the country 2nd. so i'll just hope the economy gets back on track. and everything will be okay . serious economy trying to buy more than 50 percent between 20102021. the world bank believes the economic impact and ordinary people could be far larger. most con scripts and the syrian army were a minimum wage, which is the equivalent of just $21.00 per month. hardly the kind of salary that will inspire a soldier to defend the government, but which many were on into the aspect to begin with. even before the rebels become their lightning advance out of it, live providence. on november 27th, nearly 13000000 people in syria needs of food assistance. assad government slash subsidies

a new dawn for syria. the nation celebrates its first full day in the post—assad regime era.t now. the syrian opposition flag is raised at the embassy in moscow. russia has given bashar al—assad and his family political asylum and they are believed to be in the city. relief and delight across the country following the downfall of a dynasty that ruled for more than half a century. a historic moment in every sense of the word. abu mohammed al—jawlani here for the first time in the great mosque. and rapperjay—z is accused of raping a 13 —year—old girl. he's named with sean �*diddy�* combs in a civil lawsuit. both deny the claim. hello, i m lucy grey welcome to bbc news now. we start with the extraordinary events in syria over

. >>> and new dawn rises over syria as rebel forces seize control of damascus with bashar al assad fleeingssia >>> president-elect trump says he won't try to replace jay powell >> no, i don't think so. i don't see it i think if i told him to, he would. if i asked him to, he probably wouldn't if i told him to, he would >> you don't have plans to do that >> no. >>> and european equities accelerate in early gains after the non-farm payroll in the u.s. with another bet on the fed rate cut this month >>> very good morning, everyone. we start the show with the latest announcement from china beijing will implement monetary loose policy dropping the word improvement from the meeting they will work to vigorously boost consumption and stabilize foreign trade and investment that is having an impact on asian equities this morning. this is the announcement at the end of the trading day they didn't have a full trading day to react to the announcements and we did see the upside for the hang seng and tech names as well now it has been a busy day out of china we also obtained the latest data with consumer

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this will probably herald a new dawn for syrians. this is something people have been pushing towards and it has culminated in this offensive in damascus which is actually supported by people within damascus themselves taking to the streets and picking up arms and taking it to another level. there is a lot of anger and a lot of people are starving. people that are fed up with the long war and the lack of development in the country and definitely change was on the agenda. with the loss of syrian army morale, army positions are being abandoned and soldiers are taking off their military attire and putting on civilian clothes. escaping anywhere to safety. we have just seen chaos today and something that was completely unexpected. nobody envisioned things would happen in this particular way. the sheer chaos of it all is really something to take in this evening. we are looking forward to a new syria now. something that is one population. a lot of people from different sides have to come together and see where this goes. we know remnants of

. >>> coming up next at 5:00, a new dawn in syria after the fall of bashar al assad's brutal dictatorshipw both the u.s. and israel are taking advantage of the leadership void for military purposes. >>> plus san francisco's only safe parking zone for rvs is closing next year, what the city plans to do for those still living there. >>> and a nearly $200 million lottery jackpot goes uncollected for a full year, where that money is going now that the winner has missed out on their window to claim it. >>> >>well, right now on cbs news bay area. a suspect in custody in the murder of a health insurance ceo. what investigators are still learning about him and what police found. the suspected killer and his previous ties to the bay area. plus. oakland may be getting a new mayor, but the old problems are not going away. city leaders considered painful cuts to close a massive budget deficit. and the 49 ers get back on track with a big win. but the injuries keep piling up. why the red and gold might have to turn to a fourth string. running back this week well good evening i'm ryan yamamoto. we begin

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but of my how my problem is, is he will bring gonna reset it, needs celebrating a new dawning, gonna support as of john, remind me my home a welcome the news of his victory in last week's presidential election. they've given him the mondays to relieve them of that current troubles, and in his words, to reset, gone to mamma 1st became head of state in 2012 after the death of president john mills, whom he served as vice president. and he's relishing the opportunity to return to the seat of power that a great turn the river. this is because i have learned however, we have the 10 minutes of work together with you to build the government. we went mama was himself criticized heavily for the see the a power cuts and alleged growth of corruption during his previous presidency. it's exactly why the people voted him out and rejected him again on his 2nd attempt at a return to the top job. but now the 3rd times a charm good. nance have decided in the current context of economic town, while the john mama is the man to spock. change that spring in franklin who do the guardian political commentator

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in syria's new dawn, parliament has been suspended — along with the constitution — for the next threeel leaders who ousted the long—time dictator bashar al—assad say the moves are necessary to allow for a smooth transfer of power. but a spokesman says syria's religious and cultural diversity, religious and cultural diversity won't be threatened. it comes as syrians continue to search prisons and hospitals for news of missing loved ones who disappeared during assad's repressive rule. from damascus, jeremy bowen has our top story — and a warning there are some details you may find distressing. they have to find the missing and identify the dead before they can build a new syria. 35 more bodies of men killed in prison have arrived at the mortuary, and the hospital mortuary is full. the only way to find her missing son, father or brother is to look for yourself. —— find a missing son. translation: it is painful. at the same time we have hope. if we find him between the bodies, anything, as long as he is not missing. we want to find something of him. we want to know what happened to him. w

also in the program, a new dawning, georgia, at the nation's next president is sworn in the mid anti government protests though his previous s. a. finally, she leaves the presidential palace, but she refuses to see power. the full, so far as being a sunday crammed with the top stories, an hourly updates, as well as that break it all down for you right now, live here on out to international. so straight to a top story for you at this hour, as i said about john's president has said the play ended, the crash on tuesday had been fired at from the ground as it flew above russia. however, he emphasized it must have been an accident or so it was no indication of any deliberate attack or the final version will be known after the black boxes are opened. however, the initial versions are also quite solid. and based on facts, the facts are that the, as or by johnny civilian plain, was damaged from the outside in russian territory, near the city of graziani. and it almost lost control. we also know that our plane was rendered uncontrollable by electronic warfare means at the same time as a resul

>> it's a new page, new dawn for america and i think they are watching.upport for the nominee and trump those this is his legacy. he has four more years and he is going to change the nation he spent and needs to be focus on principles of our founding fathers. in the same energy. i was talking to my husband. we have offices from the navy and the army. these are future officers. one of the most games in american history but when they are called to serve our nation, they are no longer battling on the football field. we are seeing it's almost as if seeing we are going to move wood and trump taking is there and his nominees will get us there. >> we also learned to be today trump is getting special in his stocking a positive favorability rating. let's up this whole here. you can see, look at that. look at that. 49.4% favorable rating for president trump. unfavorable 47.4% so almost there at 50%. that is new for him. we talk about biden not at the game, is it ironic look at favorability ratings and they are going down. right now 41% of people approve of presiden

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so this could be a new dawn. this could be a really a new awakening but it is, i will say again, it is going to be a series of tests. and that they have to, that they have to pass. and people are going to be skeptical and they're going to have questions. i will just say one other thing. let's keep the focus on the people as well. and for what they want and what their dreams are. and how those can be realized because even if the new leadership doesn't realize that doesn't mean that we should just completely, squash their dreams and think it's not possible. there can be new leaders that also emerge. but let's get that space for that. and also, i just add this one too on the united states front. let's invest in this in a way not that we're meddling but actually investing in partners that want to see a better tomorrow. >> you led me to the question that i was going to asked as someone who worked on the file. what does that look like? what does international community have to do now. it's not going to be easy for the u

so this could be a new dawn, a really new awakening, but i'll just say again, it is going to be a series of tests and that they have to pass. people will be skeptical and have questions. let's keep the focus on the people and what they want and what their dreams are and how those can be realized because even if the new leadership doesn't realize that, that doesn't mean we should just completely squash their dreams and think it's not possible. there can be new leaders that emerge, but let's give space for that and i'll add this one point on the united states front. let's invest in this in a way not where we're meddling, but we're actually investing in partners that want to see a better tomorrow. >> yes. you led me to the question i was going to ask as somebody who did work on the syria file at the state department, what does that look like? what does the international community need to do now? it's not going to be easy for the u.s. to financially support a state in which a big component is designate haded as a foreign terrorist organization? >> one of the first things the administration n

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. >> a new dawning of the middle east could be on the verge of happening. before i let you go austin tice the journalist being held by the regime or its allies for 14 years, graduate of georgetown we are told there is evidence that he's alive his family, could he finally be free, your thoughts. >> it's one of the olive branches that the conquerors need to sees quickly the diplomats need to work on although we don't currently have diplomatic relationships with syria we have a large group of legacy diplomats, any one of whom could arrange or negotiate this and i think the time is almost immediately. >> a chance to free austin tice. congressman darrell issa thank you for your insight and experience. of course. >> was again get him home, new york city police and the fbi releasing new photos of a person of interest in the assassination of an insurance ceo, one picture appears to be from a camera mounted inside a taxicab. another photo shows the person of interest walking on the sidewalk, authorities note the suspect has a slim build a distinctive eyebrows as the

and this will probably herald a new dawn for syrians.le have been pushing towards. and it has culminated in this offensive in damascus, which was really actually supported by people within damascus taking to the streets and picking up arms and taking this to another level. there is a lot of anger, there is a lot of people who are starving, people who are fed up with the long years of war, with the lack of development in the country, and definitely change was on the agenda. and with the loss of syrian army morale, we see army positions being abandoned, we see soldiers take off their military attire and wear civilian clothes, escaping anywhere to safety. we have seen chaos today. and something which was completely unexpected. no one ever thought things would happen in this particular way. the sheer chaos of it all is something to take in this evening. and we're looking for new syria now, something we can, you know, one population, a lot of people from different sides have to come together and see where this goes ahead, we know that parts -

. >> john: let you think, an opportunity for a new dawn in the middle east or brian afghanistan?t take our eyes off of it. they have to keep in mind none of this would be impossible without israel. israel to take down that has allowed leadership and able to weaken penny. nuc russia is distracted with ukraine. i dealt with united nations and we saw this was a dictatorship that spanned over 50 years between the father and son. and assad was known as the butcher of damascus and spared no political opponent. he was brutal in his use of chemical weapons against women and children to the point you would take out the hospital so they would choke to death and could not yet care. what you see is when israel did this, turkey saw an opportunity. so turkey, who has always wanted to see assad weekend has come in. russia typically did airfare cover for syria that they could no longer do it. iran typically did ground troops by hezbollah and so assad was weekend and had to flee. what does turkey want? do good things. turkey wants to make sure the kurds no longer have their borderline depth and t

you know let's acknowledge as you rightly have, that this is, you know, this is a new dawn for so many. nick what do we know about those who are leading the charge in charge of what that transition from the assad family is going to look like? >> yeah. i mean, look, it's incredibly early days. becky and i think what's important to, uh, i think it's important to remember that we are hearing inclusive messages from this rebel group so far, reaching out to minorities, explaining that there's a space for the variety of different religions. the different parts of the islamic faith to that make up syria within this new government but you have to remember, this would be an extraordinary achievement after the horrific sectarian nature of the civil war. and remember too, that predominantly this rebel force is going to be sunni and there clearly are groups that have had more moderate, more sort of, uh, less uh, less religious motivations behind them that form part of the group. but ultimately their figurehead al-julani is somebody who previously had affiliations with al qaeda that remain means th

cnn's melissa bell reports from paris a new dawn for notre dame cathedral more than five and a half years after a fire tore through parts of the gothic structure in the heart of paris, sparkling stonework highlighting the stunning results of the estimated $737 million restoration as it was unveiled to france's president emmanuel macron on friday after the 2019 blaze, the president had vowed to rebuild notre dame even more beautiful than it was entering the cathedral with his wife brigitte on friday it was clear that france had achieved just that. >> no one. >> it was at the same time repaired, restored and rebaptized macron said millions had watched in shock and horror as notre dame's 96 meter spire tumbled into the church during the 2019 blaze. now, its renaissance is complete. touring the epicenter of the blaze, the medieval roof structure known as the forest macron saw the beams rebuilt by hand from 1200 oak trees from across france. >> among the highlights of macron's tour, a mural in the north enclosure of the choir that was badly damaged in the fire, and the virgin of paris, a 14th

a new dawn of rule of law that's great. but obviously implementing that is going to be more complex there's a comparison here to be drawn to, and in fact i wonder whether egypt would be a positive outcome because egypt is a country with a history of being a nation state and respecting state institutions. the transition there was relatively, relatively calm. people worry about syria becoming the next libya falling apart along communal lines, regional lines ethnic lines, and syria certainly has all that's required in terms of the ingredients and a mix for a civil war. add on to that obviously, the regional intervention here, syria, turkey looming large in syria being the main backer of these rebel forces. but also concerns about potential conflict between the turkish backed rebels and the kurds, especially if the trump administration decides to pull u.s. troops from syria, potentially creating a power vacuum. >> i wonder how how the region, in your view, given that you're in doha right now, is receiving this because of course

this is a new dawn for america. and i think the senators are watching the support of president trump for the nominees, his very open support. i think president trump knows this is his legacy. he has four more years. right. and he is going to change this nation the way that he sees fit, the way that he sees it needs to be focused on the principles of our founding fathers. but look, i was looking at the game and i was feeling that same kind of energy, right? i was talking to my husband and we have friends there at the game, and they brought up such a great point. you know, we have officers both from the navy and the army. these are future officers. they're on a battle and one of the most, i guess, one of the most prolific football games in american history. right. the army-navy game. but when they are called to serve our nation, they go out there and they're no longer battling on that football field. they're fighting together for our country. and i think we're really seeing this is kind of a it it's almost as if we're

and finally, finally, a new dawn like a broken, finally, you put up people who really, truly deserve it. that's for the syrian people model and analyze for us. what this means for a why the region you mentioned golf. so what does it mean for the gods, and what does it mean for iran, israel's 5 minutes, uh, describing this as a full of a central link and it runs, but he calls access. is it a boost for as well? is it a set back for iran, for has the law? how do you read this? i think uh, probably uh you know, the next week some months will tell us what's gonna happen. see what's gonna be the most important development right in as far as hit on concerned. i think the last election was a and i may just sign that on was already ready to move on from the so called excess of resistance. then using the new presidency, i should say that on once to open up to the west wants to into sections want that, but the relationship would be the side of neighbors including golf region and so on, so forth. step one was only held by the fact that this order was kept getting a genocide and guys on that on g

cnn's melissa bell reports now from paris reporter a new dawn for notre dame cathedral. >> more than five and a half years after a fire tore through parts of the gothic structure in the heart of paris, sparkling stonework highlighting the stunning results of the estimated $737 million restoration as it was unveiled to france's president emmanuel macron on friday after the 2019 blaze, the president had vowed to rebuild notre dame even more beautiful than it was entering the cathedral with his wife brigitte on friday, it was clear that france had achieved just that it was at the same time repaired, restored and rebaptized macron said millions had watched in shock and horror as notre dame's 96 meter spire tumbled into the church during the 2019 blaze. >> now, its renaissance is complete. touring the epicenter of the blaze, the medieval roof structure known as the forest macron saw the beams rebuilt by hand from 1200 oak trees from across france. among the highlights of macron's tour, a mural in the north enclosure of the choir that was badly damaged in the fire, and the virgin of paris,

. >>> first tonight, new reporting just in in this urgent manhunt in the suspect wanted for murdering that ceo at dawn in new york city. the suspect seen unmasked and smiling at a hostel on new york's upper west side. where he shared a room with two strangers just before the shooting. what we've learned about the victim tonight. a husband and father of two boys. and tonight here, the words that the suspect left on shell casings at the scene. >>> also, breaking late today, the powerful birth quake just off the coast of northern california. the 7.0 quake triggering a tsunami warning and mass e v evacua evacuations. the first earthquake of this magnitude in the region in more than 30 years. of course many asking, could more be coming? the state of emergency tonight. and what authorities are saying. >>> also, this life-threatening storm sweeping across the great lakes, right into the northeast. tonight, winter storm and wind alerts from michigan to new york up to maine. up to a foot of snow, a blizzard warning in pennsylvania. the warning of winds gusting near 80 miles per hour in some places. dangerous w

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