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Diplomats in havana. >> several reports of hearing loss and concussion-like symptoms. government officials in havana are allowing fbi agents to the island to investigate. the attacks have subsided for now. at least one canadian diplomat in havana has also suffered unusual symptoms. the canadian embassy is about three miles from the u.s. embassy. cnn has a firsthand look at the rebuilding of war-torn aleppo. last year the syrian army took back aleppo, a divided city since the early days of prot...

Are one." amid the massive destruction, the tiny efforts at reconstruction appear almost like a drop in the bucket. inside the bombed and burned ruins, aleppos industry is starting to spring back to life. we came across this textile shop where they repaired the machines and are manufacturing clothes once again. "when the people who fled see that business is coming back, theyll return, and well work together to make aleppo as great as it used to be and even better," the shift leader says. aleppos...

Inside the bombed and burned ruins, aleppos industry is starting to spring back to life. we came across this textile shop where they repaired the machines and are manufacturing clothes once again. "when the people who fled see that business is coming back, theyll return, and well work together to make aleppo as great as it used to be and even better," the shift leader says. aleppos historic old town is a unesco world heritage site. much of it now reduced to rubble. some of the fiercest battles r...

Fred pleitgen, cnn, aleppo. >> glad we have fred there to give the visual update on that. >> once a gorgeous city. sad. more trouble for google. the company canceled a worldwide staff meeting over safety concerns for its employees. well tell you why. whats going on here? um... im babysitting. thatll be $50 bucks. you said $30. yeah, well it was $30 before my fees, like the pizza-ordering fee and the dog-sitting fee... and the rummage through your closet fee. are those my heels? yeah! yeah, wer...

So be wise all take new xyzal®. welcome back. cnn has the look at the rebuilding of aleppo. the syrian army took back aleppo, a divided city since the early days of protest against president bashar al assad. syrias second-largest city still in ruins, but slowly rebuilding. cnns senior international correspondent, fred pleitgen, traveled to aleppo. he has this report. >> reporter: it was one of the most brutal battles in the syrian conflict when syrian government forces backed by russia launch...

Fred pleitgen, cnn, aleppo. >> glad we have fred there to give the visual update on that. >> once a gorgeous city. sad. some bizarre new developments in the acoustic attack on employees at the american embassy in havana. the u.s. government official tells cnn this was not a case of eavesdropping gone wrong, and the possibility of a third country being involved is now under investigation. the theory is another country could be trying to drive a wedge between the white house and cuba. its now be...