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>> reporter: he also says oxfam is not currently in danger of being expelled from the country. at a public park, emotions are mixed. >> translator: from what im hearing about the ngos, they are poor and living miserably and if things dont change, it will always be the same. >> translator: it is something that is not good for the country. exploitation is a word we heard a lot here. after a string of scandals involving ngos in recent year, haitians feel let down by aid groups. >> translator: these...

Iran is somewhat limited. we have to work with other countries. we have to work with partner organizations. ngos for example, aid groups, intelligence, all of that. its tough to get information from that. we hope iran would use restraint. >> dana: its hard to get covert information out of there as well. all right. heather, you are always welcome here on "the daily briefing." >> thank you. >> dana: longest serving republican senator, orrin hatch, is calling it quits. senator hatch reflecting on h...

Security council has again condemned myanmars treatment of the road in jos the muslim minority faces violence that the u.n. calls quote ethnic cleansing today we are exploring the crisis through the work of one photographer before we speak with him we want to show you some of his images because they are quite powerful there are a hindu they are fleeing their villages in myanmars raw kind state because rights groups say that the burmese army and its militias have been killing and raping and setti...

Homes in myanmar. as many as 6,000 have fled the horror. and bob woodruff on what hes discovered on the myanmar border. >> reporter: fear and desperation here, we witnessed the dire need unfolding before our eyes. this man, keeping the crowds at bay with a stick. aid groups here on the border are racing with food. >> people would be in a difficult situation. >> reporter: 8,000 people lining up just today at this save the children food distribution center, sitting, waiting in these long lines. gi...

In the first days of the exodus only a handful of aid groups were there to help the rohingya. some came from the capital dhaka to distribute food and clothing to the desperate refugees but it was really. no. it was total chaos. that was about what. he was. going to but the crisis was only just beginning. refugees continue to pour into bangladesh by river and by sea. the fun of the things that go to the morgue everyone take their back the tears

These are locals here who are handing out whatever they ahave. and you see the families running to collect. international aide organizations are wanting a more orderly approach. the people who live here, they want to provide help to so many who are in such need. an estimated 800,000 refugees are living on bangladeshs border. nearly half of them arriving in the last three weeks. fleeing a violent military campaign in myanmar. ju juno remembers bullets were flying around like rain. this is what we...

Campaign in myanmar. juno remembers bullets were flying around like rain. this is what theyve escaped to. an overrun camp with tens of thousands. children are soiled. theres piles of feces everywhere you step. aid groups are working to provide clean water and vaccinating children to stop the spread of disease. >> i can only describe it as wall-to-wall human suffering. >> reporter: the price is too big for bangladeshs government to bear alone. >> this population here is already suffering from dep...

Flee from myanmar. you see these saddle tellite im of villages. aid groups say they are doing what they can do help people who are most vulnerable. >> maybe 230, 240,000 children. they are clearly up lift. no, the needs have not been met. were picking up our response. they need proshgtection. they need nutrition and they need to keep bring to school. >> myanmar regards the rohingya as illegal immigrants even though they have lived in myanmar for centuries. this is "newsroom." well be back after ...

And this is going to last for a very long time. and were going to be here hand-in-hand through texas and louisiana helping to be side by side working with them. >> you talk about being hand in hand, how are you being hand in hand with other groups like, for example, red cross. how do aid groups in a situation like this coordinate and what are you seeing now? is there enough of coordination? does that need to be strengthened so you can get the resources to the people who need it? >> we are coordi...

Keep us posted on any new developments from the defense ministry there in moscow. lets discuss this more with cnn political analyst and columnist for "the washington post" josh rogin. lot to get to this morning. this al baghdadi report, the list of his atrocities is too long to list right here. do we trust the russians that they got him? >> no. listen, lets look at the russian track record and when talking about syria. this is a government that has aligned with the assad regime, defending the as...