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i was the first person to reopen here. we need basic services, water, electricity. i had three mines in my own home, but the local council removed them. life is rushing back here because no one can wait for the rubble to be cleared, the mines to be gone. so, ignored and desperate, these people once let isis' horror in. and now urgently need something better so it never returns. nick paton walsh, cnn, northern syria. let's talk more about this with ann bernard. the beirut bureau chief for "new york times" and has provided extensive coverage on the war on syria. ann, thank you so much for being with us to talk about this. first of all, look, many people feel the war against isis is over. but, you write that many militants have gone underground. what we're seeing, the stepped up attacks now from the syrian government on rebels that it had initially been targeting, along with what you describe as a