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In 1996, she said the bellaire hotel incident actually happened in 1990. very strong cross examination by defense attorneys now waiting to see when the star witness for the commonwealth, andrea constand, will come into this courthouse and testify before the jury. john, poppy? >> all right, jean casarez, thanks so much. cosby faces three counts of aggravated indecent assault and he has pleaded not guilty to these charges. a cnn exclusive, a firsthand look at families trying to escape mosul. hea...

She let peop they let people out. it makes it hard to progress. there is this push to fight against the islamic state in raqqah and mosul, its going to be a slow and difficult process. >> its worth reminding people that mosul was a city of 2 million people, quite possibly a million still there, maybe several hundred thousand to a million people still living in mosul. you cant just go in and open fire and clear people out. >> reporter: absolutely. thats absolutely right. we have seen this. we hav...

>> reporter: we are now in the city of kirkuk. this is the oil-rich capital of the north, home to about 15% of all of iraqs known oil reserves. all of the different factions in this country have long wanted to control kirkuk. until a few days ago there were iraqi troops here, but now this city and the oil fields are being controlled by kurdish militias, by the kurdish fighters. the dynamics in this country are shifting and changing as isis militants continue to march on baghdad. iraqs second big...

Richard? >> reporter: we are now in the city of kirkuk. this is the oil-rich capital of the north home to about 15% of all of iraqs known oil reserves all of the different factions in this country have long wanted to control kirkuk. until a few days ago there were iraqi troops here but now this city and the oil fields are being controlled by kurdish militias by the kurdish fighters. the dynamics in this country are shifting and changing as isis militants continue to march on baghdad. iraqs secon...

Capital of the north home to about 15% of this countrys entire known-reserves. all of the different factions in this country have long wanted this place, wanted to control it. it is now under the control of kurdish forces. lots of regional dynamics here are in shift as militants from isis continue to march toward baghdad. iraqs second biggest city mos mosul is under islamic sharia law. isis sis banned other armed groups from entering the city. mosul was one of the first cities occupied by u.s. t...

Trained to fight the isis assau assault, theyre still surrendering. with no army protection, hundreds of thousands of civilians are leaving mosul. this family, all 12 of them, walked 20 miles to escape mosul. now this tent is their home. omar blames the u.s.-backed shiite prime minister, saying he alienated all sunnis in the country, made them feel second class. volunteers and atid workers are building tents as fast as they can. there has been a massive wave of people fleeing their homes. the fe...

Assault theyre still surrendering. with no army protection, hundreds of thousands of civilians are leaving mosul. this family all 12 of them walked 20 miles to escape mosul. now this tent is their home. omar blames the u.s.-backed shiite prime minister saying he alienated all sunnis in the country, made them feel second class. volunteers and aid workers are building tents as fast as they can. theres been a massive wave of people fleeing their homes. the fear here this is just the beginning. kath...

State of collapse as many feel the next battle will be in baghdad. iraqs second biggest city, mosul, is now under islamic law. militants from the al qaeda offshoot isis decreed all women must veil. it outlawed freedom of religion and banned other armed groups from entering the city. mosul was one of the first cities occupied by u.s. troops a decade ago. american officials said democracy would then spread from here, not this. and the men the united states trained to fight the isis assault, theyre...