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clarissa ward is just over the oorder in turkey. good evening, clarissa. the fight in and around aleppo continued today. government forces with more air strikes. irat can you tell us about that? >> that's right, jim. activists are saying that as many as 25 people were killed, including women and children, during an air strike that took place in the city of al bab in aleppo province. al bab has been under rebel control for the last couple months but in recent weeks the government has really been hammering that city with ittillery and air strikes and we're seeing now more and more of the regime destroying its air assets, using helicopter gunships and fighter jets. the rebels have been telling us as far back as february that this was their greatest fear: imet the regime would use air assets and they wouldn't be able to defend themselves. >> axelrod: a little later this week the new u.n. special envoy set to make his first trip to syria. his predecessor, kofi annan, could not broker peace agreement. what can mr. brahimi do that kofi annan couldn't? >> well, it

my name is clarissa sanchez. it is great to be here amongst this wonderful group of commint activists and other community-based organizations. we were not provided a grant. taking part in this clinic is extremely important to us because as a community-based organization, i am one of five people in our department. we have an extremely high volume of cases and we have done everything within our power to be able to provide weekly clinics. unfortunately we have to assess a fee because we do not apply for and receive a grant. so taking part in these clinics that are being offered throughout san francisco, also in other counts, we took part in one in san mateo and it was great to see so many applicants lining up as early as 6:00 a.m. for this service. it is great to be able to help another no cost. i'm simply here to stress poverpbes having this and having the community and these students come together to make these applications to rid themselves of the fear that they have in submitting their applications so i would re

for "cbs this morning saturday," i'm clarissa ward, antakya, turkey. >>> a deadly day in afghanistan. nato says two american soldiers were killed today while battling insurgents in the eastern part of the country. in a separate incident near kabul, two suicide bombers staged an attack, one detonated a vest rigged with explosives, the second blew up a fuel truck armed with a bomb. at least 12 people were killed. no americans died in that attack. >>> the army is investigating a brutal hazing incident against a soldier caught on tape. sergeant philip roesh from battle creek, michigan, was the victim of an attack that resulted in his suffering and seizure of head injury. he was struck with a wooden mallet. it happened in april at fort bragg, north carolina when he was promoted to sergeant. >>> on a lighter note, we all know the phrase once in a blue moon. that's because they're uncommon. there was one last night. here's how it looked over cincinnati. anyone who missed it, has to wait until 2015 for the next one. a blue moon means that a full moon occurred twice in the same month. it has n

duchess of windsor who was heavily sedated and kind of out of it during that period of time, but clarissa said the hand of the duchess of windsor's orman was treating her with me nanny tenderness. one of her qualities is a tolerance in that capacity for forgiveness. >> thanking. >> the passer-by? i deeply want to inquire could you elaborate just a little on the blow up over the first lady? >> i have that in the book come an absolute eyewitness account from the videographer that is actually recording beholding and told me what happened. and it was not as big of a deal as it was made out to be. as you can imagine there's quite a disparity in height between the queen and michelle obama come and they were standing at the reception for all of the g20 leaders and they were first of all they were sort of comparing their shoes, then they turned to the ladies that were waiting standing right over there and they started to sort of demonstrate how tall she was and how short she was and they quite naturally as they were showing and demonstrating this they put their arms around each other and is long