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>> 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 i'm hearing about the ngos, exploiting the vulnerability of the youth. if things don't change, it will always be the same. >> re...

I want you to look. it's 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. that does it for us this hour of ms. msnbc. up next, stephanie ruhle. >> good morning. my partner ...

Locals and ngo's 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 at intelligence reports. these kinds of investigations take weeks or months, and often there's a dis...

Ahyou the law? we've had some complaints of... is that a fire? there's your payoff, deputy. git! velveeta shells & cheese. there's 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 any talk of a renewed ceasefire? >> well, that's the hope. that's something that secretary of state...