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People carry her off to a makeshift infirmary. aide workers try to work. but as she comes around, tear gas wafts into the infirmary. volunteers take the woman outside. she can barely walk. she's carried off for care. so are some of the children. hours later, we managed to find the woman again, smiling. reunited with her husband. >> well that was about a month ago. and then the 19-year-old woman has just given birth to a baby boy in germany and nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel paid them a visit. he joins us from germany with an update. sounds like it's pretty good news. >> rep...

He says it is the u.s.'s decision to go ahead with the air strike of a doctors without borders hospital where 12 aide workers were kill and three children. general campbell testified that afghan forces called in air support, because they were taking fire from enemy positions. >> to be clear, the decision to take the on aero fires was made within the u.s. chain of command. the hospital was mistakingly struck. we would never intentionally target a medically protected faci facility. i must allow the investigation to take its course and i cannot discuss further specifics at this time, but i assure...

It's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. back to the top story, the top u.s. military commander testifying up on capitol hill talking about the military plans overall in in that country, and this comes after a deadly air strike on a hospital. and that recreates a strong reaction when 22 people were killed including aide workers and patients. joining us is mac thornberry. and general campbell said that after this bombing he wants to

Big group, doctors without borders, is demanding an independent investigation into this weekend's air strike. the attack hit a hospital in afghanistan run by the group killing at least 22 people. including 12 aide workers. president obama is promising now to get answers about possible u.s. involvement with a full defense department investigation. but doctors without borders, they want more. cnn's nic robertson is in kabul. nic? >> reporter: suzanne, what we're hearing here are sort of stronger voices polarizing the investigation aspect of what's happening here. on the one side now, nato is now...

Transparent inquiry. they say it is not enough that parties who were involved in the action that night should be part of the investigation. they want an independent, international investigation into what happened. doctors without borders also saying that their hospital essentially closed. medical personnel evacuated. in some cases, to kabul. some of their personnel there witnessed horrific scenes at the hospital. patients burning in their beds because they couldn't get out. president obama offered his sympathies in support to the victims and their families and backing the u.s. military investi...