five—year—old riham clutches baby sister tu ka by pain.r t—shirt as she dangles on a nail. her uncle, screaming for help in the rubble of a devastating air raid. and now, a you day zone, speaking for the first time. —— a few days own. translation: we could hear the jet above us. suddenly, the glass shattered. i immediately leapt towards the door in the thick black smoke. ifound towards the door in the thick black smoke. i found the girl right there, where the rubble is. i heard riham shouting, uncle, but she fell as the rubble collapsed. both girls fell to the ground that day, ending riham's little life. seven—month—old tuka miraculously survived. it wasn't just their house. these are the streets of their town in north—west syria. an streets like this across idlib, this last province in rebel hands. three months of ferocious bombardment by syrian and russian warplanes, condemned today at the un. what you see is a level of destruction consistent with a bombing campaign aimed at a scorched earth policy. almost every building destroyed in a t

the story of riham and tuka is the story of so many syrians.hotos. but they won't stop this war. translation: no words can describe this feeling. in a few seconds, little girls fell from above. how many rihams does the international community need, to move? baby tuka was born into this war. it almost took her life, too. her mother is dead, two of her sisters. ii—year—old amina holds her close in a war never far away. russia has launched criminal proceedings into "mass unrest", following last saturday's protests in moscow calling for free elections. state investigators said they would open three criminal cases into violence against police and other officials. anyone found guilty could face up to 15 years injail. john mcmanus reports: central moscow on saturday. thousands of people take part in what was supposed to be a peaceful political protest against the exclusion of some 30 candidates from local elections. but it didn't stay peaceful for long. when they refused to disburse, riot police confronted the protesters with buttons, arresting more t

riham and her two other sisters were killed as well. photographer a member of the volunteer search and rescue group known as white helmets were killed while documenting a russian air strike and he leaves behind a trove of pictures and they are difficult to see yet they are important. jamana carache looks at his legacy. >> reporter: even when the world almost stopped paying attention, ennis diab did not stop taking pictures. he wanted to see the world the living hell that his country had become. diab's photographs brought us the world of syria today like this heartbreaking image earlier this year of the 6-year-old, the lifeless hand under her knee was that the her 3-year-old sister and her 1-year-old brother was also killed in that air strike. [ crying ] >> in the midst of tragedy, he never failed to also capture moments of innocence, the humanity that at times outlived the horrors of war. he was witness to some of the darkest atrocities of our time, the april 2017 chemical attack on his town. diab, a media activist and a member of the r