GORANI: Welcome back. The Nigerian Army says it has rescued more than a thousand captives from Boko Haram. We are finding this out from the Army's official Twitter account. The operation was carried out in Borno (ph) State, in the northeastern part of the country. The rescued captives are described as mainly women and children. Let's get to Lagos. Stephanie Busari is live for us from there. Do we know who these women and girls are, any of Chibok girls? Do we know? Do we have more information on them?</s>STEPHANIE BUSARI, CNN AFRICA DIGITAL BUREAU: Hi, Hala. The details are still emerging on this story. What we do know is that some of these people include men who say they were forced to fight in the insurgency by Boko Haram. And you know, the army says it is focused really on getting them urgent medical attention. You could only imagine the state (inaudible) malnourished, injuries, et cetera. So, the army is saying that these details about their identity will emerge in coming -- in the coming hours and days. They are really focused on that. it's a big win for them and so they are in celebratory mood. They really want to emphasize that it was a joint task force operation with neighboring countries such Cameron and Chad and Niger, who (inaudible) Forest where Boko Haram has its enclave. So, it's a big win, but details about who were released will emerge in the next coming hours -- Hala.</s>GORANI: All right. Thanks for that update, Stephanie Busari. Still to come tonight, the more interviews he gives, the more problems he appears to create for his client, Donald Trump, yet, he just keeps talking. We'll look at the rather bizarre media blitz by Rudy Giuliani. And we'll take you live to Hawaii where lava keeps spewing and flowing prompting communities to flee. We'll be right back.
Nigerian Army: 1,000 Boko Haram Captives Rescued.