Promises. Now, correspondent Elizabeth Palmer and her team are in aleppo, a cultural and Industrial Center of more than two Million People still partly in the hands of rebel forces. We spoke with liz a short time ago. Reporter as we rolled along, scott, we could see the villages that isis has just been pushed out of, deserted and very heavily damaged. We stopped in the outskirts as we came in and went into a poor neighborhood right on the front lines. They are living in ruined buildings, in shocking condition with neither electricity or running water. We then carried on a little bit to the jewel of aleppo, what used to be the largest covered market in the middle east. It was a unesco World Heritage site, and im sorry to have to tell you that it is in ruins. Its heartbreaking, buildings that existed for more than 1,000 years have finally been smashed by the savage war. Liz, whats it like to be a resident of aleppo now . Reporter weary, desperate, in some cases for necessities like medic
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