pregnant woman on life support. they worked in mines, shined shoes or sell drinks. why 12-year-olds in bolivia are fighting to keep it that way. ing it only the second day of piece talks but we saw a small victory for rebels. women and children will be allowed to leave a key battleground city. the syrian government is drawing a hard line saying it will not give any ground in damascus, the company s capitol. the fighting rages. more now from nick schifrin in geneva reporter: the violence in syria is continuing unabated. we shouldn t diminish this is the fact the first agreement the two sides have made in three years of war. it s notdeler how it will work on the ground or whether it will alleviate any suffering. there is nowhere that suffering needs to be alleviated more than what used to be syria s third largest city, homes. most of homes simply no longer exist. f for two years, it s been pounded by bombs, mortars, art i willery. the assad regime has tried to crush this
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