the ailing 80-year-old is airlifted from a military .ospital in cairo after an all-day hearing, mubarak is declared innocent of his alleged involvement in the killings of nearly 900 protesters. the verdict is the final outcome of a battle that began after the uprising that ended his rule. mubarak was first put on trial in august, 2011. >> i deny all the charges completely. reporter: in june of 2012, he was sentenced to life imprisonment. the court conducted a retrial, dismissing the murder charges two years later. >> the court has ruled that he is innocent. reporter: the public prosecutor appealed, paving the way for a final retrial. the case is now closed. the court rejected the victims being able to open civil suits. on a separate corruption theging january, 2016, appeals court upheld a three-year prison sentence for mubarak and his three sons on corruption charges. but the sentence took into account time served. both his sons were freed. ofra: in iraq, hundreds civilians are fleeing mosul. the u.s. says 28,000 people have been forced from their homes since the operation to liberate t

when we have veterans that are laying on the floor in veterans ospitals, in v.a. hospitals, and their only crime and unishment was because they served, without any dignity, without any fault, we don't pay enough respect for these men and women that support us, defend us and defend our flag and constitution and for that i speak out. [applause] when a son is killed in chicago just because he is a son of a drug dealer and a vendetta needs to be paid and that child is that casualty of that vendetta, i speak out. no child should be afraid to go outside and play. no child should have to wonder whether or not they're going to get a bullet through the window. o child should be forgotten, and it seems like to me our past administration has forgotten all about that. we say black lives matter. how about all lives matter? how about blue lives matter? how about white lives matter? how about italian lives matter? we all matter. there's no disqualifier and no representation of what matters more than life, and we forgot all about that. our administration that left us, they left u

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from the opening of the ospital in 2013 until it was bombed out of the surface on october 14, 2016. m-10 was headed -- hit by 22 times in october of 2016. the hospital was targeted four times in one week. myself was hit by shrapnel in one of the attacks. some of shrapnel remains in my body till this day. do you remember the young boy a was -- whose photo became symbol of the children of aleppo? it portrayed him as -- thankfully he survived his injuries. sadly, his brother, ali, died from his disease. most of our patients at m-10 were children. so much suffering and for what? the people of syria simply want to be free. the use of bunker buster bombs changed everything. it wasn't until the entrance of russia into the conflict that we started to see this. bunker buster bombs, short bombs and more, we moved from one hospital to another. as each was taken off the surface, we were -- that we were going to die. when the final -- began, we were scared of what would happen to us. s were killing anyone who was there. green to take a -- passes. we ultimately made our way north. we would have b