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His hotel licenses or golf courses. it's his stock of parenthesis. he has more parenthesis that you could shake a stick at. >> these two candidates are operating in parallel universes. martha raddatz was ill lus straight tif. there was a lack of push back. here's martha raddatz on aleppo. take a listen. >> what do you think will happen if aleppo falls? >> i think aleppo is a disaster. >> what do you think will happen if aleppo falls? >> basically, it has fallen. it's fallen. >> she follows up and says it hasn't fallen. what do you think will happen if it falls. >> i guess. i'm sure that those ...

Roads and bridges and infrastructure and all the rest, essentially admitted to it. so i think when you combine his lack of knowledge about really anything, the answer on aleppo was stunning, he went right to mosul. i don't think he knew what the question was. there is no style point that you can award to somebody who did that combination of things. it was a stunning debate that would have been much more fitting in the third world than it was in the united states of america. >> to that point, by the way, you're not going to get out of st. louis tonight without somebody buying you a beer. prepar...

Taxes. essentially boasted about not paying federal taxes even wh confronted with the fact that means he did not the contributor to funding our military, veterans administration, funding roads and bridges and infrastructure and all the rest, essentially admitted to it. so i think when you combine his lack of knowledge about really anything, the answer on aleppo was stunning, he went right to mosul. i don't think he knew what the question was. there is no style point that you can award to somebody who did that combination of things. it was a stunning debate that would have been much more fittin...

Began days later. and syria's civil war is said to have disrupted the education of nearly 3 million children. but against all odds some children are managing to keep of their studies in some classrooms. nick payton walsh has more on his special reporting on aleppo. >> reporter: near besieged aleppo where there is little space for life there is somehow still space for learning. they can't fit all the children here who want to come even though the regime has bombed the school previously five times. when class breaks it is not for the bell but often to the sound of a regime jet. if they're in t...

Their frustration not being able to oust rebels from damascus with conventional arms. senior u.s. officials briefing reporters on background talked about manpower shortage, desire to free up troops from targeted areas to make another push on aleppo. >> james rosen at the state department, thank you. if and when the u.s. strikes, it will hardly be a sneak attack. national correspondent jennifer griffin at the pentagon tonight with how that is going over. >> reporter: five u.s. navy war ships and other naval ships awaiting orders off the coast of syria, the administration complaining news report...