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>> bill: mosul was liberated early in the summer after a long and bloody fight. aide workers need surgeons, wheelchairs and things to help heal the scores of civilians. the human toll those people have gone through over the past year plus. >> shannon: liberating mosul was just the beginning of the healing there. it will take a long time and we shouldn't forget. we're learning more on how inmates use something from the kitchen to bust out of jail. more on that plus the latest on the manhunt for the final fugitive of those 12 still on the run. >> bill: can president trump take a page from the gr...

The children during our journey through somaliland. doctors told us it's only worsening. in fact, aide workers say this could be one of the worst humanitarian crises since world war ii. the children you see right here are the lucky ones because they've now made it to the hospitals. so many others in isolated villages where there's an urgent effort to get them food and water. many of you gave what you could. save the children told us, in the first 24 hours since our report they have now received $800,000 from you at home. carolyn miles said, the head of save the children, said we are enormously...

Very much behind president el sisi. he's done a fantastic job in a very difficult situation. and i just want to say to you, mr. president, that you have a great friend and ally in the united states and in me. thank you very much. thank you very much. >> lucky to have ayman sitting right here because you know that region really well. what about this visit stood out to you? >> this is obviously a reset, reboot of relations between u.s. and egypt. in 20 112 obama described egypts not an ally or emy. that highlighted how much the relationship between u.s. and egypt was strained. u.s. halted delive...

He would be changing back to becoming a democrat. he said i didn't leave the democratic party, the democratic party left me. that is absolutely true. >> timothy frye at columbia university, thank you for being with us today. >> my pleasure. the evacuation from aleppo, syria, continuing today as aide workers try desperately to save thousands from a place u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon calls a synonym for hell.

People including women and children are still inside. joining us is president of refugees international. thank you for being here with us. what can you tell us about what's happening on the ground in aleppo and what is the reality for aide workers there? >> for aide workers, it's very difficult. each side to the conflict are trying to bring in arguments to justify the positions they are taking and making the work there very difficult for humanitarian workers. i'm very happy about 6,000 people were evacuated on thursday. right now the negotiations are taking perhaps too much time. i would certa...