translation: we are now at the end of bagouz, the euphrates river is 700 metres away from us, the is kilometre behind us, you are trying to evacuate most of the civilians after sunset. we are evacuating hundreds, hundreds civilians —— the camp. evacuating hundreds, hundreds civilians -- the camp. those who make it out of bagouz will be sent here, with a detention and refuge centre in northern syria. it is run by the us backed syrian kurdish fighters but aid workers have been allowed in to help. tens of thousands of people are now here with more than 10,000 coming in recent days. the few facilities available were struggling, even before the increased arrivals, now eight workers warned our overwhelming. so far we have 106 people dead. they are coming in poor condition and more than 50 kilometres in a harsh winter with cold to some of them are so weak when they arrive at any complication in their condition may end in a fidelity. it is not clear how many civilians are still left in bagouz, nor how long the stf fighters will be willing to wait for them to leave before making that final pu

matt bradley, nbc news, bagouz, syria. >>> a u.s. navy veteran is locked in a tense let's battle in iran. michael white was the first american known to be detained by tehran since president trump took office. according to us u.s.-based lawyer he was convicted for insulting iran's supreme leader and posting private information and sentenced to ten years in prison. nbc's ali arouzi is in london with those details. >> reporter: that's right, another harsh sentence handed down to an american in iran. but it's somewhat of an odd case. michael white, who's a u.s. navy veteran, had an iranian girlfriend whom he was visiting in iran, and not for the first time, either. he'd visited her in the city of mashad in the northeast of the country at least twice before. now when we first heard of this case, it seemed to be a private or consular affair. now his u.s.-based lawyer says he's been sentenced to ten years for posting a private photograph online and insulting ayatollah khomenei, the country's supreme leader. however, that information didn't

but the video also included what apted to an isis admission of defeat in bagouz. we did everything we could, this fighter says. the dying so-called caliphate is drawing its last breath. and that is reason enough to celebrate. the sdf has warned this morning there is still fighting to be done, that they're encountering what they're calling pockets of resistance from isis militants who seemed determined to fight until the very end. for "cbs this morning," charlie d'agata in eastern syria. >> florida prosecutors are offering a employee deal to patriots owner bob kraft and 24 other men concept up in a prostitution sting. it calls for his charges to be dropped if he acknowledges he would have been found guilty. he also must take a class on the dangers of prostitution, perform community service and be tested for stds. he is eligible for the program because is he a first-time offender. the 77-year-old was allegedly seen twice on video paying for sex as a massage parlor. he plead the not guilty. his lawyer didn't respond to a reest men this case. >>> about one in five wom