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Aleppo / Kim Phuc / Aylan Kurdi / Omran Daqneesh #1177571

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Aug 20, 2016
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It is heartbreaking, an image that has captured the world's attention. A five year old boy bloodied, dazed, covered in dust after he was rescued from the rubble of an airstrike that took out his home in Syria. He sits alone. He's too shocked to cry. This is the little boy today. His physical wounds are starting to heal, but he's left forever with the scar of the trauma that he's endured. Our Nima Elbagir spoke to the man who has now brought these images to the entire world. A little boy carried ...
Reporter(s):
Nima Elbagir
Duration:
00:02:55

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