is important for them to talk about how people of color in this coury feel, how women feel. i think they are going to be able to use the audience and the support from the audience who will probably be majority of color to bring those issues out. jane: in oned, what do you think will be the top issue tonight? stefanie: economics. jane thah, you very m stefanie brown james. thank you indeed for joining me. doctors in syria say that hospitals in rebel-held are being delivered to the rgeted with tirstrikes by the syrian government, even though that is a war crime. the move is the latest atrocity in a conflict that began more than 8 years ago. our middle east correspondent quintin summer and cameraman thaveled to idlib, for opposition fighters from islamist extremists, and civilians are largelounded by government forces. here is their report. qutin: the sick, the injured, there's litttt space left for them in idlib. this doctor treats more than 1000 paties a day with just a ti staff. >> there is a large number of patients, i'm just a few doctors, specialists. three or four, just.

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