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No americans, and clearly there is a lot of confusion about what is happening. >> yeah, again, according to their office there is 19 citizens. the planes will go to albania and they will welcome them. all together 700 trying to get out of the country. 19 u.s. citizens. many, you know again, there is other aide groups and journalists i know trying to help get the two planes out and i just see over and over the civilian effort is far more ambitious and dynamic and successful than what the administ...

But its a very dangerous, very fluid situation there on the ground. thats just the americans. there are many thousands more, tens of thousands of afghans who either worked along americans, worked for aide groups or in danger that would have the right to apply for a refugee status here in the united states who will either have to get to a third country outside of afghanistan and the u.s. to process those applications before they can actually come here. we are hearing desperate calls from people i...

Nbcs kerry sanders reports. >> reporter: tonight with the amazon burning, the political heat on president bolsonaro getting hotter at home and around the world protests in canada, france, germany, england -- >> im pretty sad. >> reporter: -- that demand bolsonaro stop those setting the fires. >> if the amazon reaches a level of destruction there will be no in >> thats your fear. >> yes completely >> reporter: the amazon often called earths lungs because the dense jungle is responsible for 20to c...

Funds that would sponsor programs for children and government and security and things like that, the trump administration has taken those programs away, you talk to any of the human rights groups or the aide groups, that money was crucial in stopping the reasons that these people want to leave those countries in the first place. weve met so many of them. those people are still going to run, what would you do? >> michael holmes, excellent reporting, thank you for the hustle. >> we appreciate it. ...

Its been more than a week now since cyclone idai hit africa. the death toll is continuing to rise there. aide groups and authorities on the ground are working to find survivors and trying to get much needed food, medicine to water who need it most. mozambique bore the brunt of that storm. aide workers say the devastation is much worse than feared. they warn humanity aide will only increase in the weeks to come. >> reporter: days after the cyclone, people are still stranded, a mammoth operation...

>> reporter: in haiti, authorities are launching their own investigation to find out what happens. the foreign minister hopes it leads to arrests and ultimately, prosecution. prosecuted where? >> translator: a haitian court. a haitian court because the alleged actions were committed in haiti and involves haitian women. definitely a haitian court. >> reporter: oxfam is not in danger of being expelled from the country. at a park, emotions are mixed. >> translator: what im hearing about the ngos, e...

I want you to look. its a mom crying next to her son outside a refugee camp. aide groups estimate 45,000 children like this little boy will be born in refugee camps. you cannot imagine how unsanitary it is. higher risk of disease, higher risk of malnutrition. it has a lot of people scared about the next generation. the youngest and most innocent among us perhaps some of the hardest hit. i would love to hear your thoughts on my facebook, twitter, instagram, and snap chap. i welcome your feedback....

Locals and ngos are saying this is part of an uptick in u.s. strikes in recent months. the pentagon insists there has been no chaung in the rules of engagement despite donald trump saying he wanted to dramatically step up the bombing against isis. now, the centcom said today in a statement that there was an ier strike in the area where these allegations took place, and they are investigating. the way they do that is they look at overhead video strike. they interview the participants. they look a...

Ahyou the law? weve had some complaints of... is that a fire? theres your payoff, deputy. git! velveeta shells & cheese. theres gold in them thar shells. how is donald trump going to respond to this one. president obama did something today that have human rights activists up in arms. reversing still on the list of state sponed of terrorism. >> counter terrorism much more cooperation which benefits both countries. humanitarian where the aide groups on the ground have described a sea change.

But then rebel commanders and turkish officials blamed progovernment forces in particular. aligned wi eed with asads regim the back and forth that threatens to unravel the evacuation operations of tens of thousands of people. so far about 8,000 civilians have been evacuated from eastern aleppo. that according to various aide groups, but at least 50,000 people, men, women, children, many of them sick, many of them wounded, remain trapped in the eastern part of the city, melis melissa. >> is there...