vying for control lack of agreement among them is preventing thousands of people from the minority and zina communities who fled eisel from returning home shell stratford reports from the more. there's a piece of fears eisel either killed his wife or like many young women sold into slavery she disappeared in two thousand and fourteen when along with tens of thousands of other families from iraq's minority easy community they tried to flee the i saw offensive on sin job i saw was defeated in sin jar in nov twenty fifth dean now mary his children and six father are among a few use e.d.'s who have returned. with some of their wise advice a ruled over everything they sabotaged the lads and killed our relatives and neighbors what i saw was kicked out they left nothing behind we still don't have much left to eat or to drink. it's estimated around seventy percent of sin job was destroyed in the battle against isis but it's not just the delay in reconstruction that's preventing people from returning to their homes there are various military forces and armed groups in the area but according to comma

zina and is now famous for the dozens of abandoned ships that litter the coastline and its port it will be a herculean task for port manager shah alam both to restore its beauty and while hercules fought monsters shara landless has to contend with something equally as frightening bureaucracy. these ships once carry passengers oil grain or contraband cigarettes when they will no longer see where the they were abandoned here illegally. the gulf of any of siena is the ugly junkyard of greece a country that looks back over a long seafaring tradition. here are numbers go getters has been head of it have seen as port authority for most a year now. but he feels immense frustration because his port is still a graveyard with dozens of rusty wrecks. well this boards they couldn't work anymore or their car there he's used it with along. the way to come here and they were just leaving it. there more than forty wrecks lying dormant off in of ciena most above water but sun submerged. and many of them carry toxic cargoes of waste oil and tar that threaten to pollute the gulf for years to come. now the

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the hospital says the girls are named zina and zuriel. no word yet on the boys' names. she's got her hands full trying to come up with four boys' names. the baby all weighed about 2 pounds each and are said to be doing well. >> super mom. >> how is she smiling? >> i don't know. >> i'm in pain watching. >> it's a blessing. >> maybe the drugs. >> well, yeah. my mom had seven kids but not all at once, thank god. >> nice. >> the hard part starts now. >> yes. first step, names. >> that's true. >> name them all mike. yeah. >>> police converge on a mall in los angeles after reports of a man with a gun. coming up, the man they're looking for that sent shoppers running. >>> plus, back in court, felicity huffman showing up at federal court in l.a. with her husband william h. macy as we learn more about the college and which ones are conducting investigations. >>> "good morning america" is sponsored by state farm neighborhood of good. visit neighborhoodofgood.com to volunteer in your community. ♪ congrats, kim! you got your own car, with your own insurance. no more driving that ol

not go away but losing both what was really would mean an end to their self the clarity caliph it zinathanks very much as they know how to live first in beirut not just sure landis is director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma he joins us now from there good to speak you again joshua now these reports that we're getting that around one hundred fifty i saw fighters from the town of have surrendered there are still reports that there could be many more there so how out difficult is it to defeat a group like this many of whom are still going to be fighting to the death. yes and we've seen this repeated many times before both in mosul in iraq and in iraq where fighters really fought right to the bitter end and it took much longer than anybody expected we heard in both those cities that things were about to and about to end and they kept on going because of the civilian hostages and that's the situation here there's a tunnel system quite extensive that seems to be quite sophisticated underneath where fighters can hold up and even though in the evening times