recent polls show the nld leading. but a quarter of myanmar's parliament seats automatically go to members of the military. the ruling party only needs to win a little over 30,000 of the remaining seats to stay in power. aung san suu kyi has many new candidates from her support. from women and the young. she is calling for more democracy. zin mar is among the new crop of candidates, the founder of a woman's group and seen as a possible successor to aung san suu kyi. during military rule, the then 32-year-old was arrested for leading the students' movement. she was held in a solitary cell as a political prisoner for 11 years. zin mar says it was her faith in democracy during those dark days that kept her alive. >> translator: my body may have been in jail but not my soul. this is the thought that got me through. but i learned from aung san suu kyi as she encouraged me and supported me as an activist. >> she says the key issue for the upcoming election is whether myanmar can completely discard the era of military rule. >

. >> gut a four year legal battle to stay was quashed you about the nld suprem new zealand supr.it seems there was no evidence that the kurabesque government was trying to down play the issue. next they coul could argue if tr human are rights would be sent william i'm skates with this take me back. yes. i would like to go back. i want to stay with my family. ftc. >> but ione tiseota is a in court now, if that fails, the entire family will be deported back to k uraba on the next available. call rae flynn, you ask keep up on aljazeera.com. >> i'm ali velshi. "on target" tonight. your donations don't always go where you think they do. we're on the money, to expose a system where almost anything goes and even the candidates themselves can't control it. there are still 14 months to go before americans vote for their next president in november of 2016. but the television air waves in some key states are already so inundated with campaig

the mets lead the dodgers by 1 1/2 games for home field advantage in the nlds. >>> in the wnba playoffs, winner take off, game three tonight at the garden. the liberty hosting the indiana fever in the eastern conference finals. new york trailed by as many as 16 before rallying back in the fourth. candace wig withens scores inside to make it a four-point game. wiggins had a team high 15 off the bench. 17-6 the rest of the way. here's january scores on a sensational reverse lay in. indiana rolls to a 66-51 victory. they will face the minnesota lynx in the finals. the season comes to a di appointing end thiern home floor. >>> the knicks began training camp today at west point. fisher's second season as head coach of the knicks. it's been a long time since we have seen carmelo anthony on the floor. he's been out since february after undergoing knee surgery. >> it felt good. it's been a long time. sit back and watching and putting a lot in to my body and rehab and training and treatment since february. to be on the court now, and focus on basketball, pretty good feeling. >> what a great plac

they are trying to win home field advantage in the nlds. their opponent will almost to beat. l.a. diane, we are going to have more on the celebration a little bit later on in sports. >> thanks so much. mets fans are gearing up for the playoffs. dave carlin is live in times square with that part of the story. dave. >> reporter: diane, ask any mets fan. it feels great to be in the playoffs. that's a fact. worn with pride on the t-shirts being sold. here is the most popular one. the east is ours. and mets fans not feeling this good in nearly a decade. >> as soon as they won, came back down here to get it. it's amazing. i still can't believe it. one of those ups that you have to cherish and living this moment. >> do the smash. most important part of the day. look at these guys. look at big bart in the locker room after the game. this is the year for the mets. >> i was always watching the game hoping for them to win, you know, with my mets hat and everything as luck. now i'm really happy. we both came running over here getting super tired. but we still kept going. now we finally got he

. >> reporter: the nlds, which the mets will be playing in, begins mets. they are still trying to secure series. we already know who they will be playing. it is a franchise that they the dodgers. so once again we will be shouting beat l.a., right? >> it will be interesting. >> long time coming. good to see them so happy. >> absolutely. i think, lake they said, they have -- like i said, they have been waiting for a long time. >>> up next here at five, sealed with a kiss. >> i thank the lord for helping us get through this and forgiving her this blessing. >> how a moment during the this family's prayers. >>> i am dana tyler. coming up on cbs2 news tonight at six, we are following the security breach involving pope francis. what we are learning about the armed man police say tried to get close to the pope while he was in new york city. >>> also, more on the new legionnaire's cluster in the bronx. patients. and the city health department's response. >>> plus, cracking down on siper scal ping. the big time musician to keep hackers from buying tickets online. >>

the former secretary of state is expected to testify october 22 nld. >>> this morning donald trump isuilding on his lead in the republican presidential race. a new presidential poll shows 37%. ben carson is second with 18%. trump fell into line with the republican party yesterday signing a loyalty pledge. in a radio interview he revealed gaps in his knowledge about international affairs. julianna goldman was there when he pledged. >> he took time to poke at his rivals in his colorful trump style. at the end of the day, trump took a step toward the establishment. >> i have signed the pledge. >> reporter: just hours after making nice with the republican establishment, trump was on a popular conservative radio talk show and said he didn't know the names of the foreign leaders. >> do you know the players without a scorecard, donald? >> you know, hobe evidently by the time i get to office, they'll be all changed, they'll be all gone. i knew you'd ask things like this. >> he mistook the kurds for the cud forces. >> i thought you said kurds because i think the kurds have been poorly treated