t. s. full, not exact. the state department contracting firms like access resources, knowledge, monex, creative associates, international, a number of the big contractors set up the contracts and pay the syrian emergency task force obeyed. you told the daily caller then are all be credentials, all these proud bystanders. starting with new as most stuff new over the years regularly visited the terrace stronghold of it's a real beat for supplicating sanctions on assets government. and is one of the bol, the foundation circle leaders of the future. not really make sense, given them a stuff or was knee deep with both chips and i live in a position during the 2011 arab spring, which we'll know like syria was also ross routes. there are times in the course of history when they actions of ordinary citizens spark movements for change because they speak to a longing for freedom that has been building up for years. myself was also spoken at chatham house. his body is, i think these headlines so pretty clearly. he als

t. s. is list full offices and soldiers from the leads tigers. special forces units have re grouped in the amount of those regions to the lebanese bowed up pledging to continue the struggle to some of us. we have been fighting terrorism for 15 years in syria. we didn't withdraw, we didn't surrender. what happened recently? we don't consider it a surrender. we're going back to the back line and we are going to fight the operationally. if we are to evaluate the strength of the units led by brigadier general su hill all her son, they have previously proven to be a strong and well equipped force. they fought major battles and syria against terrorists and performed admirably. however, following the collapse of the syrian regime or state, after the fall of syrian army defensive, starting from saratoga to a level, then hama, toms, and finally damascus. the syrian army retreated to undefined peripheral areas on the defensive lines, against opposition, groups, or arm factions, including terrors, factions that advanced towards damascus. we don't think there is currently any capacity to regroup them.

groups and syria are various and diverse, but this lightning offensive was spare headed by a group full h t s. it's made up of jihad, a scientist and as designated as a terrorist organization by the u. n. b u. s. turkey and other countries theory and ripples celebrating. after entering elect the country, 2nd largest city. they're offensive to the world by surprise. even though some report suggest they had been planning the new push against the assad regina for a while. they weren't even though the insurgents all led by jee how does group hi, it's a hey, i assume no, by the initials h t s. they are the most powerful rebels function in syria. i don't made up of some searching groups at at least 60000 well trained fighters. they, goldman, italy, province, an area of at least $3000000.00 people in the northwest, which is parts of the around for 30 percent of syrian territory, not controlled by president bush, all assad. h t. s was founded by islam is rebel abu mohammed l delani emerge from the group known as almost or from the te, set up in 2011 in the early stages of serious war. back then under

the trademark as it is, it is the signature that organization is new for front, full h t s. have back to the i shop. it is a bully. it came to power by bullying movie of a smaller rebel and job this group. but meantime, meantime this mohammed all gilani this best leader of you say hi, i put a lot show, i'm good. guess what? he just didn't make. he just got the prize exclusive interview on cnn. and when news breaks, we fix it. i mean, the whole thing is to me, how do i, how does that happen with this? this is the 1st time even when they were, even when they made a new show of who they were and they all put it on a show. now, even then you have cnn at visiting egypt and speaking to the leaders of these jobs. so easy it suddenly nothing new. they got a lot of flag for it last time, but in the press you will now see live referred to as ripples. this is an organization that the united states has just confirmed. yeah. these are terrace. these are people who would get you to happen if actuation but suicide bowman and we, we, would he, lucky, honestly, we would that in the level in

minutes in groups of fighting full control of syrian loans and the know us spots on one side and pro took his forces on the other have failed to agree on a cease fire, as, as the h t s, terrorist group in damascus is twice a full when use government on state. ok, so i see somebody around in crime and kale in the country journalist on political commentators, stevens, the who, the stays, the west would gladly side with any forces against russia of the u. s. so if you see the foreign policy of they you, they can even a child to see that you form policies written in washington dc and the white house . and they have no personal decision. and therefore, the policy, whatever is them and the merits owens them to do it. they do the u. e. u and they nodded. states the little one, big stand a power for russia. they want to keep the that they want to set up, which as possible that they're doing the, the, the supported nice is these people and cod here. uh today you.

the trademark as it is, it is the signature, not organization is new for a front full. h t s. have back to the i shop. it is a bully. it came to power by bullying movie of a smaller rebel and job this group. but meantime, meantime this mohammed all gilani this, this leader of you say, hi, i put a lot show, i'm good. guess what he just did make. he just got the prize exclusive interview on cnn. and when news breaks, we fix it. i mean, the whole destiny. how do i, how does that happen with this? this is the 1st time even when they were, even when they made a new show of who they were and they all put it on a show. now, even then you had cnn at visiting egypt and speaking to the leaders of these jobs. so easy it suddenly nothing new. they got a lot of flag for it last time, but in the press you will now see live referred to as ripples. this is an organization that the united states has just confirmed, yet these are terrace. these are people who would get you to have a evaluation with suicide bowman. and we, we wouldn't lucky all honestly, we would that in the level in the final d

that have failed to agree on a ceasefire as the h t s. terrorist group in the last because it's twice a full when you government on state. oh, so i see some it around in crime and tales in the country journalist on political commentary. so stevens, the, who these, these, the west would gladly side with any forces against russia. oh, the you is. so if you see the foreign policy of a, you can even a child to see that the you for them policy is written in washington dc and the white house and they have no personal decision. and therefore, the policy, whatever is the, and the america wants to do it. they do the u. e. u, they nodded. states the little one, big stand a power for russia. they want to keep the they want to set up such as possible that they're doing a deed, they supported these, these people and cod here. uh today is debbie you. this is what is negotiating. and this is the order from washington to negotiate position groups, floor in terms of security it today, and their try that as pushing that i'm putting pressure on for the additions to leave. but i think the situation with student

full control of syrian loans. and the no us box on one side and protocols focuses on the other, have failed to agree on a cease fire. says the h t s terrorist group in the last because his twice a full when you government on state or so i see somebody around in crime and tale in the country. journalist on political commentators, stevens to hear these days the west would gladly side with any forces against russia of the u. s. so if you see the foreign policy of they you, if they can even a child to see that you form policies with and in washington dc and the white house . and they have no personal decision. and therefore, the policy, whatever is the and the america wants to do it, they do the u. e. u, they nodded. states the little one big stand, a powerful rush, or they want to keep the that they want to set up, such as possible that and they're doing it with the, the, the supported nice is these people in cod here. uh today is debbie. you is.

these were actors who were celebrating the full of assaults that were protesting in favor of a h t s. and they are accusing the curtis and that as the f that they have shorts a these activities on these activities now. so there are plenty of outside actors interested in influencing developments in syria, who's been most active so far in this past week as well mainly oh the um for and forces that have already assuring the interest for many, many years here and 00 a trying to influence the transition process again. first of all, of course we have the countries who are in favor and supporting the new government . we have, for example of kata that has said that the, they want to reopen the embassy. turkey also mentioned that they want to re open the embassy, and the chief of the tuckers intelligence has paid a visit to damascus yesterday. and then we also have a turkey and at the u. s. and the u. s. secretary of state lincoln met yesterday with the turkish president at around. this is important because um in the us um is um, supporting the curtis uh forces in the north uh in the far as ag

something of a, of a power vacuum in the initial days of to day full of the aside regime h t s. obviously sees control of the, the capital in the other cities, but not necessarily many of the military warehouses and other installations belonging to be the former regime. but what you are saying now, russell, isn't that all efforts to repel these this rating of tech. so they want and t at craft guns being fired, who by precisely the age d. s. fights as or other associated groups. a yeah, once the ac is 5 to so when we talked about the position here, we're talking about a question of the construction side of it. it's dominant community college here is h t s. so when they 1st arrived to the capital city in the 1st $40.00 for them, the priority was to restore the war there and destroyed. there was nothing engaging the 5 against the trade it strikes, i guess these vanity columns, and they're all the vehicles. and by the way, when, when damascus caused something harmless here in the song of the only ones that have just flying above you. and also quite frequently, you're seeing these, r

that includes h t s will control more territory and that turkey and others full try and rescue concessions out of the regime to so negotiate directly with these, with what he's opposition movements, the regime is never under any circumstances contemplated really making concessions . and so i think you see, you know, the most likely outcome here somewhere in the middle, which is conflict continues. i'll be at a satisfactory end or any of the parts because we have to remember people are most messed up or at least the base is the largest consequences from this, or just normal folks who can't escape the conflict. and we're just trying to live day to day lives in a complex. so now going on over a decade. yeah. and tens of thousands have already been been displaced in this last bout of fighting. what could the regional consequences know zooming out of what's happening in syria at the moment be you have a really interesting dynamic and that one of the challenges around is facing is that it's been beaten down and hit very hard by the israelis a standing from the as really reactions the october 7th

but we know that the f, i say, is that we know as the s and assuming national, i mean right now. and h t us have full each other for long, even though they were on the same size of the war. and how are they going to build the relation with the a p y d within the s, the raise your region on the eastern side of these bases, the sales back by the united states, by the way. so these are the questions that, that need to be answered for now. yes. and it is, syria is the greatest from the shore assault and his and to ride the bus. what is going to be the next step for the new governments who's going to govern? because there's syria national coalition, and there isn't any term government main, the d. c regional position, but to see a fax is involved in this one. and this is recognized by gen ed bus. we have h t us who has the leading this, the terms of aggression operation very successfully so far. and the in hearts of the people, they have become legitimate, a symbol of deliberation right now. so the conflicts of interest, both on the or positions side and when it comes to the code, the site is there for to

there is a covey at the hey, we get the full, the staff because they do c h t s. and i was, i was trying to, has been very close to ankara and the influence of turkey will raise them because of the tech he doesn't like. because s d f is seen as a cutters backed group by, by the americans and is backed by the americas. it's this sort of power play using test on this influence that h t s. and i'm, it will show saying he doesn't want in the country, but fight by default he does have the same twins, doesn't say on either side. well, of course he has a huge influence. uh, but again, you know, i'm going to show as not to put you down. he's the, he's it either. if you're now on, he wants to get the independence and get all of his act together. and he can do this without actually reaching out to this, the f at a once, the in the interest of the syrians, if they get into another round of, of fighting with this, the app supported by the americans at this one that's helpful. you know, the interest of turkey that could be actually met without the result of the violence tear b

full hi. so based on simple, active s t l voice and bug. you called it a shocking display. are sharing this kind of talk is and the reaction of, of the interviewer is as well disgusting to me because what they're talking about is a massive terrorist attack in the classic sense of the work of, of the word that is thousands of explosions going off suddenly in civilian areas across the country, terrorizing the people around them. i'm. it's not even in the, in the, in the war like in a battle m. uh, kind of settings and people are just watching um, uh the hands or the arms or the door so that people next to them explode. um, uh, and so it is like the, the ultimate uh, act of terrorism. i believe that the claims of, of selectivity in high positions are not made about all strikes. and if you recall a short while after the really attack on guys that began the spokesperson for the as rally military, i'm the gully said that the, the choice in terms of the targeting in this operations is not for maximum precision, but for maximum damage. so i'm a, essentially, israel has let go, at l

t. s. lead to us, despite his grim records of previously finding full, i'll call you to isis, he's on to contribute to rachel mazda in with her take on the white washing down pay. so just who is this mysterious of a mohammed, al gilani, who rocks right up to damascus and topples the syrian government? well, besides the guy who looks like he started his own trash collection chic clothing line to compete with ukrainian president wires, zalinski is the main rebel leader of the mohammed. i'll giovanni who is i boom a how much? i'll jolanda actually to of hyatt to alshaun o h t s. the revolution syria that left the food of president shaw l. a side. there's a minor detail of his history piling around the isis head shoppers or guys from his re branded outside of group and syria. h t, as having been in direct contact with a do not answer of who was the convicted assassin of the french teacher, suddenly patsy, who was gun down near paris here for showing the shopping in the magazine. caricature is a prophet mohammed in class for discussion purposes and turns out h t s wasn't really up for the cha

t. s. has captured virtually all of syria's 2nd largest city of a level full of hated codes, christians, minorities, and infidels. west and media has suddenly forgotten that it is a cold, barbarous, and wanted terrorist organizations that just rebels now see were forgotten and forgiven. for the 1st time in 8 years, rebel forces have entered a level searing rebels have launched a lightning offensive against the regime of the shot in the us side. trouble fighters saying they have now taken control. the majority of a lot though, after reaching the heart of the city, the 1st time that's happened since 2016. and now the remarkable feature is the friendship with these well, these rail would regularly give medical treatment drums on h t. s. so news for jihad this fighting on the border with israel. these are hard, like the hardest to protest, a hatred, but these rail, yes, never heard any is really to those were pulls. what were you the israel's helping? wounded, i'll call you the line fighters. as i said before, in a different context is always useful also to deal with your enemies in a humane way. so we

t s t r risk group. while a protest was met by leaf full violence in the northern syrian city of rock hill on thursday, at least 6 people were reportedly killed as a us back. syrian democratic forces, which control at the region opened fire to disperse demonstrators. the total number of casualties at this stage has not yet been confirmed. as the well footage has emerged on social media with gunfire heard guns showing people fleeing and panic. the protesters are reported to help in raleigh and support of h t. s. islamists which have taken control of damascus. it hits this helps fields, control all the capital, and most of the nation started treat following the power prob us, secretary of state on to me, blinking publicly declared washington support for the power and electric ripped. various functions are not racing to stick. it came on the body bo audible on energy, richlands, adding to the chaos and on certainty. in buffalo, syria. let's take a closer look at just to controls was currently in syria in the north. the yellow marks area is held by the us, sparked s d f. which is allegedly linked to the p k.

now the, it's gone, the days h t s has captured virtually all of syria's 2nd largest city of a level full of hated codes, christians, minorities, and infidels. west and media has suddenly forgotten that it is a cold, barbarous, and wanted terrorist organizations that just rebels. now see, were forgotten and forgiven. for the 1st time in 8 years, rebel forces have entered a level searing rebels have launched a lightning offensive against the regime of the shot in the us side. rebel fighters saying they have now taken control. the majority of a lot though, after reaching the heart of the city, the 1st time that's happened since 2016. and now the remarkable feature is the friendship with these well, these rail would regularly give medical treatment drums on h t. s. so news for jihad this fighting on the border with israel. these are hard, like the hardest, profess hatred, but these rail. yes, never heard any is really to those reports. what were you the israel's helping wounded, i'll call you to a line fighters. as i said before, in a different context is always useful also to deal with your

now the, it's gone days h t s is captured virtually, all of syria's 2nd largest city of a level full of hated codes. christians, i know it's seasoned incidentals. with western media has suddenly forgotten that it is a cold, barbarous, and wanted terrorist organizations that just rebels now see, were forgotten and forgiven. for the 1st time in 8 years, rebel forces have entered a level searing rebels have launched a lightning offensive against the regime of the shot in the us side. rebel fighters saying they have now taken control the majority of a level after reaching the heart of the city. the 1st time that's happened since 2016. and now the remarkable feature is the friendship with these, well these rail would regularly give medical treatment drugs on h t. s. so news for jihad this fighting on the border with israel. these are hard, like the hardest, profess a hatred. but these rail, yes, never heard any is relays to those were pulls. what were you, the israel's helping wounded? i'll call you to align fighters. as i said before, in a different context is always useful also to deal

really isn't with syria, with 70 different factions across the country, fighting full power or what, and we see the h t s taking that lead it does in retrospect, see that syria is the last of those are of countries that was participant in the arab awakening, of 2011. i mean, how do you read the situation? is it all over and done with, or is it still something that's similar as within the hour to spore instead? certainly within syria. well, that's a great question. i think that is chess, obviously is not necessarily a standard bear for many people, the support of this or innovation for democratic or young people who came out in the streets and dura can on the 11th. i mean, not necessarily identified with these new authorities. so he's like, everybody of course, is united unanimously, haven't been very happy that a side is done. but i don't think that that necessarily means this area is going to be automatically stable and united. i mean, there's been some history of flashes obviously between the of 3 national are managed. yes. and that isn't just extend towards political actions that also extends even amo

full of the regime. all they cooperating with the 80 s a t s lead groups. they that the rebels who took damascus a yes for sure. the i cool operating informally so far the code is lead us. they are communicating with the leaders in the mass coast in egypt, and then other regions. they'd try to play an important role in the new syria, but it's not confirmed yet. what kind of sir, this would be? and the idea of a leader out of july and the from the main militia group is to maintain the public institutions working to and do not exchange a lot of firms property employees so far in order to be, to carry on, then to go on as fast as possible and with a functioning system, but it is for show that syria will be different after this of a change in power. it will be a different face. and so far, the rebel groups, which are really em with different intentions and they are negotiating about the new way syria will be got on monday. so if you, you mentioned the transition of power, that is progressing. can you tell us what measures are being taken by siri as a newly this

coordinate the transfer of power since the full of the government. serious political future is only just beginning to unfold. a group called higher katia alshaun or h t. s laid, the syrian opposition forces, the united nations, the united states, turkey and others have designated that group a terrorist organization. about the cycled is let me state was also involved in the fight against the side regime. now, us secretary of state anthony, blinking is warning that the militant group may try to rebuild its capabilities amid the instability in serious history shows how quickly moments of promise and to send and to conflict in violence. isis will try to use this period to re establish as capabilities to create safe havens as our precision strikes or the we can demonstrate. we are determined not to let that happen and will continue to protect our personnel against any threats from any course. theory and people have endured so much suffering. we have work to do to ensure that they endure no more. it's early, i talk to them the been a taylor who is with the foundation for defense democracies in washington dc. he explained what is still left of the side code is

we are seeing that all a full governor of is under control of the syrian, all physician lead by the h t. s. on the other hand, i'll, it will sit the center and a western and in northwestern level, is it under control of the serial position at the serial position led by age. this also try to advance towards how much to sell so far. let go and we know they entered the outskirts of home about the how much citrus center is still under control of the syrian government. so in that part we see a we see a slow motion ongoing. and with them, they all position coalition at the groups a back by the turkish army, is that we formerly known as the f as say the current name is syria national army launched another set of operation targeting tell her fault that was under control of the russian military and the syrian rebel curtis rebel group, p y deep. as of the early this morning they and knows that they have full control over cellar thoughts. so the center at the surrounding countryside. but 3 neighborhoods are still under the syrian curtis, a fi to group controlled. and we know that the position holds a

his free members was also in just the idea of also problem 3 full suddenly evans west coast plus several power station. according to the i t s. e. s, so came in retaliation, some missile and throw strikes on it as well by the systems. they have many minutes in groups as it has been a tough team. the jewish state in sort of dire t with policy before we relate to strikes is where the prime minister benjamin netanyahu pledge to up the ante. it looks like you might have known something. so this evening we are lighting the 2nd candle of hanukkah. we are engaged in a will for revival the maccabees about time, just a short while ago, the full struck targets belonging to the healthy terrorist organization in yemen, both along the coastline and didn't. so now we are determined to separate this terror. um, if it runs axis of evil and we will persist in this until the mission is complete, it's very unfortunate that the always use is those symbols that that would be most be good fit for an ethics. democracies that he mentioned where a bunch of the gods offered an interest, but not the 1st and foremost actually liquors to be like the mid

full of these protons. now, we understand that the u. s. has suspended a long standing t partner of georgia has suspended uh, strategic partnership. and the response from the learning policy was that while waiting for the trump administration it's, it's, uh, they're definitely sort of a huge risk. now we are witnessing between the current government and the e u, which current government is also accusing of wanting to drive to georgia interval with ross shocks. and the, it seems like the prime minister and he's a sort of team or waiting for trump administration. they're hoping that this is husband's elect. donald trump, will change a sense of own georgia. that's there. what they're hoping for. now, maria, kind of mazda for us, intimately. thank you. syria's military is rushing reinforcements to the northwest and launching it strikes against and surgeons. there sees the city of a level when a surprise offensive. the rebels led by energy honey group and now advancing a neighboring him a province. while some welcome to find his thousands of fleeing the region, funding refuge

full of syrian president assad. i am cautiously optimistic. it's been quite striking how smoothly the very early days of this transition have gone in in syria, a h t s and its partners. and the operation that over through assets are making all the right noises about responsiveness to the concerns of minorities. they're moving to maintain public order in damascus and other major cities. they have offered assurances to the other we, minority to christians, that they are safe, secure, and that their lives will not be interfered with during this transition. so from everything we've seen the, the 1st few days of what's happened since the fall of us, i have had been actually quite remarkable in how smoothly things have gone. if we reach a point at which syrians are able to participate in choosing a new government through elections, it's likely to take some time before we get there. there are huge numbers of a huge number of issues that have to be dealt with well in advance of, of, of the possibility of holding elections. we need to imagine some form of interim governing authority emerging. there has to be a process of constitutional reform. they'll have t

alshaun terrorist group, the controls, damascus, full us troops, reportedly expands the military presence and that the chaos in syria. meanwhile, the h t. s. laid out all the wells for health as these these ro for attacking and didn't bathing syria fast as the idea the bones tom gets across. the arab states holding some block, i think, is waiting troops to brace for staying and southern serious folder when i was with george and ruling policies. norman ne, is elected president the countries in town, but far west and head of state rejects the results and refuses to step down even though make his.

want another organization still reported the volume full control is the syrian army remnants of which are determined to keep fighting against the h t. s. is list for the officers and soldiers from the tide of special forces. units have re groups in the mountainous regions. now the lebanese buddha, pledging to continue the struggle formula. honda, we have been fighting terrorism for 15 years in syria. we didn't withdraw, we didn't surrender. what happened recently? we don't consider it a surrender. we're going back to the back line and we're going to fight with him all in syria has bought a new humanitarian dissolves. with over a 1000000 people forced to flee the homes, made mass shortages of basic supplies, the united nations as sounding the alarm. more than 1100000 people are now displaced across syria. sees the recent escalation of facilities, food shortages continue to be reported. an e mail label as a result of bakery closures, due to flour and diesel shortages, vegetable supplies are limited electricity out to just persist in some neighborhoods and fuel prices remain high. well that is, this is that the organization of securing t

full. so to me and i think it's too early to lift those sanctions regarding h t s. i think it's also important to look at conditionality because regarding regarding the russian military bases in syria, we, we want the russians out rushes presence. this was discussed, the many foreign ministers uh, took this up to say that, you know, it should be a condition for uh, for the new leadership. but they also get rid of the russian influence there because it is a base where they also conduct their activities towards africa and, and the south a neighbors, russian, a ron whole so should not have a place in a serious future. what's wrong has been quick to head back at brussels. this thing the, you should stop meddling. going to make, at least in which, say, listen, i'm using just seems they were browsing historical textbooks when making such claims as the error of foreign powers determining destinies for other regions as long gone. perhaps the european union should reevaluated, standing an influence in the middle east and reflect on its efforts and navigating numerous regiona

government if they have what is going to be a significant booth full of the saw that if he does not, what people the more instability. so right now, h t s, hold all the leaders of power. obviously middle star runs the senior administration as prime minister as h t. s. defense ministers, h t s foreign minister. all of these we've been named yesterday. they're all h t s. are you hearing discontent about this from any of the other groups or even civilians? and so it was, it was a process about 3 days ago here in the oh my god square, what people said that we need a representative government and that the 2nd is, should have the biggest yes. today the left side. yeah. the home, the fall of face. so for us, out of us, of the top full of the presence of syria people took to the streets, bunting that frustration over at the head of the shop at c, a sense of it as the reinforcements of that area. there is concern about what happens next and this explains why the best thing though this national conference to stop any time soon with think it's going to be wednesday or thursday. just send the signal to people that i have to do. this is genuinely wi

full us troops were posted. lee expands the military present, submit decalle, and syria team. all the h t s leader. all the well, the health as he sounds as well for it's hunting and invading syria. that sounds the idea of bombs. tom gets across the arab states while instructing is ready troops to brace the stay in southern syria. so the winter as the georgia routing policies and how many is elected president the countries in tumbling pro west and head of state to reject the results and refuses to step down a little make his sanctions and psalms. the pro system to please be ahead of us on south korea, solomon about 3 peach presidents, you know, short lived marshall low attempts. they will position close. that's the consequences on the now suspended lead to all the nation. the hello and welcome to the international with the late as well news out today. just good to have you company the outgoing us administration has for the 1st time confirmed it's in direct talks with the hyatt to read alshaun terrorist group that sees power in the syrian capital. yes, we've been in contact with h t s and the other

and the, [000:00:00;00] the welcome to cross that full warrants were all things are considered 9 people about the bite and ministration. 60 d list, h t s, as a terrorist organization is the west, normalizing terrorism. also, does anyone have a clue? what trumps you claim policy is to discuss these issues and more. i'm joined by my guess george, send me while we in budapest is a broadcast where the devil which we filed on youtube and locals. and here in moscow we crossed to dimitry, bob, which is the deputy for an editor. it comes to most of the problem that daily. our gentlemen cross that goals and effect, that means you can jump any time you want. and i always appreciate price. kick it off with george in budapest. it's been uh, an amazing week of george and a in history, particularly in looking at the proxy war and syria that we've been covering here very closely since 2011. the so called error spring, which i've always called the sunni winter, and i think that's being confirmed. now. i will remind you george, and our viewers. remember the term moderate rebel was very popular term for a during the dirty war, which joe biden, when he w

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full pentagon director of the radian peninsula fast. he says that the opposition group have tough a all sean also known as h t. s. is trying to present itself as a conciliatory partner. even before you get to rebuilding syria, you have the challenge of coverage. serious. so the, the side regimes, the russians, the arrangements for years have tried to depict all of the opposition to our side as um, basically dash, or al qaeda. so sony sell of this terrorist and you recall back at the start of the war, putting proposed the counter terrorism alliance with the united states and tried to revive all the imagery from world war 2. and that was basically directed against ash. but what we saw was most of the syrian and russian effort was not against ash . it was against the groups like, you know, is, is let us groups in the opposition about your law side of it. look, problem is like, are you sure the issue we have now is that this group is very aware of that and they are going to great lengths to try to present themselves as being multiethnic, respectful of other religions. they've appointed. the archbishop of electro is t

full name again. stephanie lazarus: stephanie, s-t-e-p-h-a-n-i-e. matt mcgough: yeah.phanie was very cordial, even helpful. stephanie lazarus: we went up to this museum that-- where they had stolen a bunch of-- like five or six-- in an armed robbery takeover. the lapd has had an art theft detail since the '70s or the '80s. and it was one detective who sort of kept that unit going for a long time. and i think he brought stephanie in sort of to groom her to take over from him when he retired. so she was in a pretty-- pretty plum position. narrator: her personal life was in a great place too. in 1996, lazarus had married another lapd detective. [cheering] and they adopted a baby daughter. both at home and on the job, stephanie lazarus' life had never seemed better. then came the winter of 2009, and unbeknownst to this high achieving cop, she was now the focus of a murder investigation, one that would have to be done in secret. you don't get to choose your suspects. you don't get to choose your victims. but you can choose to solve the case. and that's what we tried to do.