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holly williams takes us inside one of the last rebel strongholds there, considered to be one of the most: in idlib, warplanes rained down death. more than 3 million people live in this corner of syria, and after eight years of civil war, many have nowhere left to run. in this dank bunker we found children hiding from the insanity above. so this family has dug out a cave by hand, an air shelter underneath their own home, and when there are syrian regime or russian jets or helicopters in the air, the children come down here and take shelter. rslutcng their teddy bears, taking cover from the bombs of their own government. parts of idlib are now eerily quiet, like this town abandoned by tens of thousands of its residents after air strikes targeted a busy market last month. 50 were killed by some reports, a massacre in cold blood. this family who farm olives and cherries on the outskirts of town have hung on, but now they've packed a few possessions and are heading to a camp. they told us their children are terrified by the bombing r. do they understand what this war is about? they're kids, h

holly williams has the late details. holly?> reporter: well, norah, those stranded migrants have finally been allowed onto italian soil tonight. where they have been greeted by cheering supporters. their evacuation was ordered by an italian prosecutor when he went onboard their overcrowded rescue vessel and saw firsthand the conditions there. video earlier today showed some of the migrants apparently in a state of despair, hysterical in some cases and clearly veryl ob and attempted to swim to shore. the rescue boat, which is run by a spanish charity, had been at sea for 19 days and was anchored just off the italian island of lampedusa. but italy's far right wing interior minister, matteo salvini, has banned migrant rescue vessels from docking at italian ports, leaving the people on board stranded despite several european countries offering to take them in. the ban is popular with some italian voters, who have watched a stream of migrants crossing the mediterranean sea from north africa. norah? >> o'donnell: relief for those mig

federal agents raid the home off investigation of union corruption. ( explosion ) holly williams has an exclusive look inside syria where families dig their own shelters to escape attacks from their own government.

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holly williams is in london her current whereabouts are unknown.aled on friday contain allegations that ghislaine maxwell played a, quote, important role in jeffrey epstein's sexual abuse ring, directing an underage girl to have sex with epstein and others. maxwell strenuously denies those allegations. jack is an attorney who's represented several alleged victims of jeffrey epstein. >> there are multiple victims who claim that ghislaine maxwell was a personal participant in recruiting them for jeffrey epstein. there are allegations that miss maxwell was an active participant in the sexual abuse. >> reporter: ghislaine maxwell has been described as epstein's ex-girlfriend and assistant. his best friend, according to epstein, and a socialite who helped connect him with the wealthy and famous. she's pictured here attending chelsea clinton's wedding. she even founded a charitable environmental group. but maxwell has also been described as a madam. epstein was able to shield his co-conspirators from prosecution with a 200 evan plea deal. jack says that

holly williams got rare access and is in turkey near the syrian border. holly, what did you see? >> reporter: good morning. in idlib yesterday things were normal which means there were war planes overhead, air strikes, and reports of 16 civilians killed including seven children. there is nowhere left to run for many in idlib. they are impotent against the faceless killers in the sky. our guides told us this hospital was hit by an air strike in the early morning. the regime attacks hospitals like this one as well as schools, markets, and bakeries. for those who survive, it makes things unlivable here and that's the point. this hospital is now the last resort for around 500,000 people. the syrian regime and its russian backers are pushing these people to breaking point. we found parts of idlib eerily quiet. tens of thousands have fled the town of maaret al numan after its market was hit last month. 50 people were massacred, by some reports. >> please! please stop this! >> reporter: but there is no help. and so this family has carved out a makeshift air shelter underneath their own

holly williams in istanbul.a prompted strangers to come together in an inspiring way. ahead, what they did to rescue a >>> good friday morning to you, a great start of the day with clouds and fog along the coast. as we had through the afternoon we will have clearing for most of us with sunshine. temps warmer compared to yesterday, 89 in concord, 90 in fairfield, 73 oakland, 66 for san francisco. temps warm up even more saturday and for sunday, then cooling back down by next week. >>> >>> it can be tough to face rude people at work as phyllis on "the office" found out on one of my favorite episodes. >> i asked for assorted cutlery and i got spoons. >> i want to understand what you are saying but it's difficult when you use that tone. >> and phyllis is not alone. estimates suggest an incredible 98% of employees are treated rudely at work. look at that, michelle miller. dan roth is in the toyota green room with why victims of rudeness tend to get the blame. >> let me. it was not me. >> you're watching "cbs this mor

holly williams is tracking this story from london.he video is incredibly scary. >> reporter: that's right. good morning. well, the passengers onboard the air bus 320 must have seen their lives flash before their eyes. the video of the plane heading toward the ground is pretty distressing to watch. you can hear the engines laboring apparently losing power. and then screams from the passengers as they hit the ground. the plane's landing gear was reportedly still up so no wheels on the ground. but miraculously, the pilot managed to land in a corn field just outside moscow airport. all 226 passengers and seven crew members survived. 23 people have been hospitalized. one reportedly with serious injuries. the problems started when the plane collided with a flock of gulls according to the russian air agency. apparently some of the birds were sucked into its engines, causing both of them to fail. now, the pilot, who presumably will now become something of a sully sullenberger character in russia is already being lauded as a hero as well as ha

. >> reporter: holly redman and her friend james williams had just left ned pepper's for another bar.ad still been sitting there we'd probably be in the line of fire. >> reporter: miraculously, police on the scene in mere moments, killing the shooter just 30 seconds after the first shots rang out. in the aftermath this, a haunting image. survivors scrambling to safety, literally running out of their shoes. now reeling from grief but alive. in less than a minute of gunfire nine lives taken. five men and four women. 26 people now in the hospital, 14 of whom suffered gunshots. tonight redman, who is cpr certified, will forever have this image burned in her mind. the face of a young man she desperately wanted to save. 30-year-old logan turner. >> i held the blood and she would do the compressions and i would lean over with my body weight on his thing and just breathe for him and he started getting good air. >> i'm not sure you'll be able to recognize him from this picture, but if you can. that -- >> yeah, that's him. >> reporter: that's him? >> yeah. and i just feel so -- i just want his

like eichelberger, like admiral daniel barbee, an expert in amphibious warfare and william hawley, macarthur and hollyt on famously and that was really good for the american war effort. >> was there any evidence of gas used in the hostilities? >> neither side used neither side between the u.s. and the japanese used poison gas in the pacific war. however, the japanese and china used loads of it. chemical weapons, biological weapons, you name it. they use so much we are still trying to wrap our minds around how extensive it was. >> i happen to be replacement sent in 1945. 44, pardon me. it was in the headquarters of far east air force. in australia. i came back after a total of seven months out. because i was sent back. i was post polio neuritis soldier lexi picked up polio? >> in high school. he was diagnosed by a very important major in the first general hospital at holyÃi foun myself on the landing ship. and then a transport in the a landi bay and returned to america. i have no secret knowledge and no negative attitude about that was in my organization. and the headquarters in far east air force for

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