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let's go to cnn's salma abdelaziz sarma. what more are we learning? just an incredible story that this american was found alive in and around damascus, an extraordinary tale. >> and i think he reveals a lot of it there in that nbc clip, he does admit to crossing illegally into syria. he tried to walk across from the lebanese border to damascus. now everybody knows that under assad's regime, that is absolutely not allowed without government permission. he goes on to say that he was picked up by security forces essentially a few days after he arrived in the country, taken to a regime prison. he did tell journalists that he was treated relatively well in that regime prison. he received food, he received water, he had bathroom breaks. but he said that he heard the sounds and screams of people being tortured in that prison. every single day. now, when rebels took over the capital and burst open the prisons across the country, he seems to have, of course, been among those who broke free. he has been wandering, apparently, in, in and around damascus for thre

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sumy in ukraine and salma abdelaziz joins us now to discuss the developments out of nato meetings in brussels. >> i mean, we're going to go back to the same point that you know, biden is a lame duck, almost. >> absolutely. >> and we have secretary of state antony blinken, who's just arrived in brussels for this foreign ministers meeting. >> i believe we have images to show you of him getting there. this could potentially be his last major meeting here with nato foreign ministers before, as you mentioned, of course, he is on the way out. he just before arriving in brussels yesterday, i believe, announced this massive new aid package for ukraine. more than $720 million. and what is unique about this package is that it's part of what is called presidential drawdown and it means that president biden can take from the u.s. stock us's own arsenal of weapons and send that straight to ukraine. that makes it much quicker to get out to reverse that. if he does it, president trump would not be able to reverse that. and all of this of course, laying the groundwork that president biden wants to l

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cnn's salma abdelaziz has the story. >> a u.s. citizen that went missing in hungary has turned up in damascus, travis timmerman, a missouri native, 29 years old, a u.s. citizen, was found disoriented, barefoot and wandering south of damascus in a field. >> he has spoken to media. he has spoken to residents in the area. i want you to take a listen to this interview with nbc to get a sense of his state of being after that, i entered into the syrian border illegally. >> i crossed the mountains between lebanon and syria, and i was living in that mountain for three days and three nights. and i was seen by a border guard. whilst i did that. and then that's when i was arrested. i was sent to a, uh, a syrian prison called philip. philistine. >> now, as you heard there, timmerman does admit that he illegally crossed into syria from lebanon under the very tight control of president bashar al-assad's regime. anyone crossing into syria would absolutely be stopped by security forces. that's what took place a few days after he arrived in syria.

salma abdelaziz cnn, london. >> and our special thanks to cnn's salma abdelaziz for that report. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. thanks very much for watching. erin burnett outfront starts right now outfront next, breaking news down to the wire. >> the house voting to avoid a shutdown just hours before the deadline. the senate about to vote as the next battle over spending already brewing. and two dead and at least 68 people injured after a driver slammed a car into a crowded christmas market. cnn is live on the scene. plus, elon musk tweets his support for a german group linked to neo-nazi rhetoric. this as a major tesla shareholder, has a message for musk stop trying to run the country and go back to running your company. >> he's my guest. let's go out front. >> good evening to you. i'm sara sidner in for erin burnett outfront tonight. breaking news. the house votes to avert a shutdown just moments ago. the house voting to pass a last minute spending bill just a few hours before a government shutdown would have gone into effect. now it's the senate's turn. it comes afte

salma abdelaziz cnn, london. >> it was a whirlwind day for the accused ceo akilah luigi mangione. he had appearances in three courtrooms in two states and was hit with new charges that could bring the death penalty. and two weeks after the deadly shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson on a manhattan sidewalk, court documents are revealing new information about mangione alleged. motivation. kara scannell reports. >> accused killer luigi mangione back in new york and behind bars. >> new video showing him handcuffed in an orange jumpsuit, stepping off a helicopter and being escorted toward a transport van by scores of armed officers. mangione is now also facing federal charges in the fatal shooting of unitedhealthcare ceo brian thompson outside a manhattan hotel. karen, do you have any comment on these charges today? >> not at this time. >> thank you so much. >> mangione high profile defense team. not saying much about the new charges before and after their client's first appearance in federal court. inside, mangione traded the jumpsuit for street clothes as he entered the c

cnn's salma abdelaziz is joining us now. what do we know about timmerman, who was in syria and why he was there? >> yes. so this american from missouri, 29 years old, appeared barefoot, wandering, disoriented, in a suburb just south of damascus. that's when he came to the attention with social media videos popping up of of him online. i want to show you one of those. you can get a sense of just his voice and his state. >> my name is travis. >> i'm from the. one minute. one minute. what's your name travis chavez. no. country. united states, united. >> the united states do not stay now. >> timmerman has told journalists on the ground that he has spoken to, that he traveled by foot from lebanon to syria. to clarify this for our viewers, that is something that has not been possible under assad's regime. if you cross from lebanon into syria, you will be stopped by government forces. and that's exactly what seems to have taken place. he says. he was picked up quite quickly by security forces taken to a regime prison. now, he says,

cnn's salma abdelaziz is joining us now. this isn't austin tice, which everyone in the family has been asking for and searching for and hoping to be found alive. what are we learning about this person who says he's from missouri? >> yes. and let me just start with that again, sarah, because there was a lot of misinformation. there were a lot of rumors online. >> this is not austin tice the search for austin tice, of course, continues, but an american was found in syria. his name is travis timmerman. this is breaking news. so we are waiting to get more information. but what we know about him, this 29 year old from missouri who appeared barefoot, wandering, disoriented in a suburb just south of damascus. now, media outlets have been able to speak to him their social media video emerging of him. and i just want to play you a short clip of one so that you can get a sense of his state and and hear his voice. >> my name is travis yellow. >> i'm from the one minute, 21 minute. what's your name travis chavez. a country united states

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but as cnn's salma abdelaziz reports, not all are rushing to go home before ahmad morjan hugs his mother the first time in 13 years, they both kneel in prayer oh my. >> gratitude for a reunion they never believed would come this is one of many emotional homecomings across syria after the sudden fall of the assad regime. >> at just 19 years old, with security forces hunting him down, marjan fled his family's home in aleppo. >> here he is in 2016. >> allahu akbar. >> allahu akbar. >> reporting for an opposition based media network as barrel bombs rained down from the sky later that year, marjan filmed the exodus as thousands withdrew from the last remaining rebel enclave in aleppo we are leaving with our dignity, marjan says in this clip, and we will return one day. that promised return is now finally on the horizon. marjan says he is planning to move back to aleppo from gaziantep, turkey, where he currently lives with his wife and their two young daughters. >> what is your dream now for syria's future? i'm optimistic about the future, he says, and i have huge hope that the country will be

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are they staying in salma or are they going to be moved out? is the one trying to do anything to get them out quickly? yes, so i spoke to colleagues underground about this for dr. federals is with his delegation with his team, with a in san us, still a so there will be assessments to be made tomorrow morning. it's my time right now in the admin. so tomorrow they will assess the airport condition and whether mr. federals is able to, to lead so by 30 questions i, or you said it was a high level you, when the, what other you want to end up for shows were on was um the one special envoy and this to greenberg on this delegation. no, it was the w h show delegation, uh our resident coordinator was also uh with them. so it was the u. n. team and in yemen, plus the delegation led by doctor terrace. gabriel. becky, stephanie has a you and i know it's early on right now, but has a you and expressed their condemnations directly to israel over this attack. and so right now what we have is this statement, and i'm sure that contacts at the a ground level. and

x elon musk was present for the re—opening, and amongst the celebrities in attendance was actress salmaek. a reminder of one of our top stories. in syria, the focus is now on the fighting in the capital damascus, with one group of fighters claiming to have reach it suburbs and what they claim is the final stage of its offensive. the syrian state news agency is denying reports president bashar al—assad has left the city, claiming he is carrying out his work from damascus. syria's battered government is setting up a ring of steal around damascus and is also denying claims the army is withdrawing from surrounding areas. but a rebel commander said its forces have begun the final phase of encircling the capital. social media pictures which the bbc have verified so protesters toppling a bust of the president's father in president square in a neighbourhood about ten kilometres from the centre. the rebel group advanced rapidly on the capital after snatching the southern province of daraa from government control. the latest pictures show rebels driving in a seized military vehicle in the daraa r

settings us president, i to face criminal trial on the 2nd important thing to mention is that this salma joe biden insisted himself that he's not going to use his political power in order to protect his son and as early as last month, the white house will say, double down on that decision, the stick listen to not. will you accept the jury's outcome though for this no matter what it is. yes. and have you been without a pardon for your son? yes, you have this question before it was asked of me not too long ago couple of weeks ago, and i was very clear and i said now, is there any possibility it's still it's still or no, it will be a no, it is a no. and i don't have anything else at this time. no, we don't even ask that question multiple times. answer stands, which is i have so many notes have now turned into a yes. in fact, the big yes for that matter. but as the days, it's been a few hours since this news broke. and what reaction are we getting from the people so far? well, we got the reaction from the went off the us 2024 presidential election, a donald trump, and he condemned fighters d

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especially the prison us that the are not the in the nation only speak, see your cause or not from a salma very see me is you and it's and the why maybe we can understand maybe zalinski in this moment a it's searching some prove by the most or i because here close a ukraine because a after, after he's the coloration about the local sports, us for take the bus for the crimea, maybe the and the mother of the mother that's in ukraine if it's possible. now to talk about mulder us and you can probably see uh maybe they can, can begin to understand, okay, we need to use diplomacy for and for the war for because i mean i the youngest, i just what i do apologize for dropping. and i, i really am sorry for interrupting your bait, but i, i read your piece and i, i'm very grateful for you. what your investigative journalism? yeah. i mean, do you know such a point, isn't it? so let's get, you know, who was offered this christmas. c spot for a couple of days. it was also offered. fate sometimes could be about 600 of your p o w is we want to send them back to key if they want to go home with their famili

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ok, we have a salma been job aids standing by for us in syria's 3rd largest city homes. but 1st, let's cross over to the capital, damascus us where hash them had about a is going to join us from so has. and there is quite a flurry of diplomatic activity in the past 24 hours. give us the take away lines and the take away messages, what, what we should know about this. what significant developments that diplomatically hit in damascus when i 1st arrived here. and i was talking to people close to the new administration. the biggest concern was whether they is going to be a recognition of this new government or whether it's a national response, would it be muted on, within a few days. but the ticket of the last few days, we've seen that it goes from everywhere coming to damascus. and providing significant political support for the new administration, but particularly the facade is inviting the c a for him, and it's set to travel to the yeah, we should definitely go to government dates for the pro magic recognition from the out of the and also from the gcc, the medicaid, a mes

it has also joining us from it live, actually within northwest and uh, syria, high a salma. uh, obviously life has changed very quickly. so those people that lives where your reporting from, but they also have looked for their own opinion about h t s, the group that seems to be in charge of the dougherty of the country. well, this is ground 0 from very age to get the gun. it's operation the gun, the gun, attacking other smaller groups and joint, asking them to join under a single umbrella. this is a place that they should as man who is now the prime minister. so yes, it came to prime minister off salvation. something that that got been since 2017, which is the governing this far, the government which have to prove to people that it's going from nevada. better than the master bedroom and areas held by the code is something better than the other places which are under either reading or referent influence. and it says that it has been able to do it by and large, a lot of people who we've spoken to in northwest the city, especially in the city of atlanta. i believe that to be th

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okay, it's on, i've been job age reporting from damascus and syria salma. thank you. a well turkey . it has denied us claims. it has agreed to cease fire with the syrian democratic forces in northern syrian official save a turkish back syria. national army will continue operations to clear areas held by the curtis lead fighters for supported by the us before us is headed by the y p g. that's are key. it says as link to the curtis done workers party. some customers who are joining us from assemble. so how are we to understand these comments from turkey? it when they say there is no ceasefire deal. uh yes, this goes against what the u. s. has been say as well to care. i use that, it doesn't, it doesn't have any deal or any kind of contact with what it calls a to restore ventilation in this case, as we have also mentioned to care a cool lies as the y p g and the p k. k, do 3, it's very ranks within the syrian rubble of a fighter group and took care believes that a, the p k, k members within the a, y p g p wide. and even they asked the f r 4 and the fighters as they came

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the a salma who lived in years old. he was out playing on the beach with these friends . you know, i, it's hard to think of anything more innocent than that. a bloss went off, he was hit in the back of the neck with shrapnel. and now he's a quote for play jake and on ventilated support. i mean, these are real children and, and the so spring is just the intolerable. this is a whole generation, isn't that henderson is going to be scrawled currently, already is called physically as you say and mentally. what does the future look like? what hope is that in the cause of strep, for the future? well, i mean, all, you know, at one level, of course it's um, it's unbelievably bleak. it, because the kids have missed out on, on school. the, you know, it's a well over 500000 school age kids are out of school. i think it is important to remember that that it's not just for the last year since, uh, this was started. they had one year of schooling before that but they missed 2 years before that because of clothing. so it's really only one year of school out of the last full. um. so what

jessica: me quedo contigo para que me hables de salma hayek. estuvo en la reapertura de notre—dame.erente. a lo que hemos visto 80 veces. seba: pero estÁ espectacular. jomari: nadie como mi prima geirgina que sabe llegar con un vestido negro transparente de arriba abajo. [hablan a la vez] quiero la positivo. fran: lo positivo que las tiendas chinas agotaron todo eso vestidos. [risas] se vendieron. jomari: un vestido transparente completamente con apliques. claudia: sÍ. estÁ muy de moda. el color estÁ espectacular. ademÁs de eso me gusta porque no utilizÓ un brasier. se puso un body completo. ella se ve espectacular siempre. me parece que se ve muy lindo. seba: yo estoy contigo, fran. [risas] fran: para ella destacarse siempre con su yate de lujo. el vestido no tiene nada que ver. lo que es del esposo de ella. jomari: creo que no estÁn casados. no sÉ cÓmo son las leyes en espaÑa luego de vivir muchos aÑos. jessica: ahÍ estÁ. gracias, chicos. y lo que falta. mÁs adelante, bad bunny se va de parranda. aquÍ verÁs como disfruto del concierto de residente. le llevÓ coquito a feid a colomb

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waleed has been in prison for his women's rights work and salma was given a 34-year prison sentence forcrime of using twitter. that was it. for too long the saudi crowned prince has imprised people. he should allow raif to meet with his family and other prisoners -- and release other prisoners without delay. next tajikistan, which wants to increase cooperation with the united states. as i said -- this is critical for countries that want a closer relationship with the united states, i urge the release of human rights lawyer yorov, who represented tajikistan's option in court. lastly, i want to focus on the nation of vietnam with whom despite china's pulleying in the region, the u.s. has built a good relation, in 2024, vietnam ranked 174th out of 180 nations, the vietnamese government restricts free speech, with too many journalists facing harassment, detention under so-called antistate propaganda laws. this includes pham t -- phamdung, he created the associated journalist of vietnam and pham trang has served four years of a nine-year prison sentence. she was awarded pan america's b award

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to discuss if this is a diplomatic moment for the world are the financial times�* stephen bush, and salmadvised the conservatives. i think it was a bit more of notre—dame. first, let's speak to seb gorka, nominated by president—elect trump both as his deputy assistant, and also as counter—terrorism chief, in the upcoming administration. welcome to newsnight. thanks for havin: welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me. — welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me. good — welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me, good to _ welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me, good to be _ welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me, good to be back. - welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me, good to be back. as. welcome to newsnight. thanks for having me, good to be back. as al having me, good to be back. as a euro ean having me, good to be back. as a eumpean by _ having me, good to be back. as a european by birth, _ having me, good to be back. as a european by birth, do _ having me, good to be back. as a european by birth, do you want to feel the awe of the shots we've been showing, this cathed