CYRIL VANIER, CNN INTERNATIONAL ANCHOR: Welcome back. Your headlines again on CNN, the official death toll has jumped again from Saturday's tsunami in Indonesia, at least 281 people are now confirmed dead. More than a thousand people were injured and 11,000 have been displaced. The wave was likely triggered by the Krakatoa Volcano. It has not stopped erupting, raising fears of another disaster. U.S. officials say outgoing Defense Secretary James Mattis has signed the order to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria. The Execute Order spells out how and when the troop removal will take place. We don't have specifics, but it's expected to take several weeks to withdraw more than 2,500 service members from Syria. And the body of a migrant girl who died in U.S. custody has been returned to Guatemala now. The remains of Jakelin Caal Maquin will be taken to the remote indigenous community where she was from. The 7- year-old and her father were detained near the U.S.-Mexico border, on December 6th. She died two days later after falling ill. Reuters is urging Myanmar to free two of its reporters who were detained last year, while reporting on a massacre of Rohingya Muslims. The news agency issued the statement ahead of an appeal hearing scheduled to take place, Monday. The journalists were sentenced to seven years in prison, over alleged possession of classified materials. That's your CNN NEWS NOW. Stay with us. Up next, "TRUE TOKYO"
Body of Migrant Girl Who Died in U.S. Arrives in Guatemala.