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... Signs of life are returning to those areas, while a new offensive is in the works to capture the rest from ISIS control. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson and videographer Alessandro Pavone have our report. JANE FERGUSON: Weaving through recaptured streets of Eastern Mosul, Colonel Nazar Naji takes us to the ...
... special visa program to emigrate here. But one former interpreter and his family find their plans to move here are now in doubt. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports from Northern Iraq. JANE FERGUSON: After seven years working with the U.S. military, Abdul Hamid Abdul Ghani has plenty of souvenirs ...
... Jane Ferguson and videographer Alessandro Pavone traveled to the Turkish-Syrian border to meet those who escaped. A warning: Some of the images are disturbing. JANE FERGUSON: These are the survivors of eastern Aleppo, battered by years of war and months of unremitting airstrikes. The lucky ones who lived through ...
... was less common? JANE FERGUSON: So, where would have gone for the surgery? PETE REED: He went in Mosul. There are still operating hospitals there. JANE FERGUSON: Inside ISIS territory? PETE REED: Yes. JANE FERGUSON: These two American volunteers, both just 27 years old, are the first and only point ...
... high as 100. 20 of the dead were Iranian Shiite pilgrims. Another 45 people were injured. I'm joined now via skype by special correspondent Jane Ferguson, who's reporting for us from northern Iraq. Jane, what can you tell us about what happened today? JANE FERGUSON: John, among those ...
... is the largest in either Iraq or Syria still held by the militants, and the fight to retake it has been vicious. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson and videographer Alessandro Pavone have spent the last several days with Iraqi special forces inside the city, and sent us this report. JANE FERGUSON ...
... mattresses, even inside children’s toys. “They’ve had over two years to plan for it, and they’re bomb experts,” said NewsHour special correspondent Jane Ferguson by phone from Erbil in northern Iraq. It not only sows terror but is meant to slow the advancing troops, said Ferguson. She ...
... the city and relations with the people there is as important. Tonight, with the support again of the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting, special correspondent Jane Ferguson and producer Jon Gerberg report from one city reclaimed from ISIS where the fighting was only half the battle. JANE FERGUSON: Now an ...
Militia groups, made up mostly of Shia fighters and often backed by Iran, have become instrumental in the charge to drive the Islamic State from Iraq. But their battlefield presence makes them a controversial force -- many militia members are accused of war crimes and have killed Americans. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports in partnership...
Two years ago, Islamic State troops stormed Mosul, Iraq. Today the city is the militant group’s last remaining urban base in the country, but Iraqi forces, backed by the U.S. and others, are preparing to drive them out. Special correspondent Jane Ferguson reports from Qayarah, Iraq, in partnership with Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting.
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