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At the first main iraqi check point they board army trucks. they expect as many as 250,000 people to flee mosul as this battle continues. as they leave they pass the symbols and slogans of the so-called islamic state. down the road at the main assembly point truck after truck arrives with the shell shock, children scared an disoriented and the confusion. others need help every step of the way. >> our soldiers search for the parents of lost children. >> we left at night 2:00, says muhammad isis s...

Out of helicopters. >> racing frantically to haul nine people still stuck under that rubble. >> dazed and shell shock boy pulled from the wreckage of his home would become the bloody face of syrias suffering. >> he doesnt cry once. hes alive. we wanted you to know. >> coming in at number two, russia flexing its military muscle at home -- >> vladimir putin moving nuclear capable missiles to the border of lithuania and on a global stage. >> the u.s. is blaming russia for bombing a humanitarian con...

When the bombs fall, a small group of volunteers called the white helmets run into smoldering rubble and rescue injured and trapped victims, including infants and little children. they saved the life of this 5-year-old boy named omron earlier this summer. his bloodied shell shock face becoming a stark reminder of the tolls of this war. they have saved more than 60 thousand lives, a feat that earned them a nobel peace prize nomination. even the bravest have broken down from the horror of this war...

Last and why. >> have you ever sat in that chair? >> i dont sit in any of the chairs. >> it looks completely different than the other wards that we go into. it is actually the next story that im going to try to explore with our public programming. it is the story of world war ii on ellis island. while immigration slowed through ellis island in the 1930s and 40s, the hospital remained open providing treatment to returning servicemen for shell shock during world war ii. >> whats interesting is tha...

Castor saying that he was essentially defaming her, saying her accusations just were questionable. jean casarez, thank you. and today many of cosbys accusers are speaking out and reacting to the charges. >> my first reaction i was just sort of in shell shock. relieved. elated. emotion emotional, i think. when i saw the mug shot i started to cry. it just hit me so hard. and i really didnt anticipate that i was going to react that way. >> i just started to cry. and we were in a public place, my hu...

Last and why. >> have you ever sat in that chair? >> i dont sit in any of the chairs. >> it looks completely different than the other wards that we go into. it is actually the next story that im going to try to explore with our public programming. it is the story of world war ii on ellis island. while immigration slowed through ellis island in the 1930s and 40s, the hospital remained open providing treatment to returning servicemen for shell shock during world war ii. >> whats interesting is tha...

Last and why. >> have you ever sat in that chair? >> i dont sit in any of the chairs. >> it looks completely different than the other wards that we go into. it is actually the next story that im going to try to explore with our public programming. it is the story of world war ii on ellis island. while immigration slowed through ellis island in the 1930s and 40s, the hospital remained open providing treatment to returning servicemen for shell shock during world war ii. >> whats interesting is tha...

Last and why. >> have you ever sat in that chair? >> i dont sit in any of the chairs. >> it looks completely different than the other wards that we go into. it is actually the next story that im going to try to explore with our public programming. it is the story of world war ii on ellis island. while immigration slowed through ellis island in the 1930s and 40s, the hospital remained open providing treatment to returning servicemen for shell shock during world war ii. >> whats interesting is tha...

Last and why. >> reporter: have you ever sat in that chair? >> i dont sit in any of the chairs. it looks completely different from any of the wards that we go in here and its the story of world war ii, on ellis island. >> reporter: the hospital remained open providing treatment to returning service men for shell shock during world war ii. this whole place doesnt have that eery feeling that i was expecting. knowing that there is a morgue or that people stayed here for years, i kind of expected to...

>> have if sat in that chair? >> dont sit in any chair. >> it looks completely different than the other wards we go into. and its actually the next story that im going to try to explore with our programming, the story of world war ii on ellis island. >> while immigration flowed through ellis island in the 1930s and 40s, the hospital remained open, providing treatment to returning servicemen for shell shock. >> what is interesting is this whole place doesnt have that eerie feeling that i was expe...