which he described as a thin sliver of magma that started to make its way to the surface.

The V-22 Ospreys that flew CBS News out of Syria had to refuel in the air in order to make it.official said there are still suicide attacks and roadside bombings in areas that were liberated from ISIS.

and our partners go out and get em and we help em do that.Fall rains turn this dust to ankle-deep mud.ISIS may be on the run in Syria.

but it is still alive and dangerous.Its been four months since the last piece of ISIS-held territory was liberated and there are still nearly 1.

where a strip long enough to handle jet transports has been carved out of the Syrian plain.

still choked with rubble from the battles here.and by the time she arrived at the hospital.

the Brandon she knew was gone.It broke her heart into a million pieces as she began the process of becoming his legal guardian by divorcing him.

I took care of financial issues and managed all of his health care.when I share my story and they share their stories.