SANCHEZ: Brutal street level fighting between the Iraqi army and ISIS is taking a huge toll on innocent civilians. ISIS is being forced back, but the price is high in a fight to free the old city of Mosul. The youngest victims are being hit the hardest by the constant carnage of war. Our Nick Paton Walsh has this CNN exclusive story.</s>NICK PATON WALSH, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): From here to the river is all that ISIS has left of Mosul. And this is the story of how it fell, on the streets, around the mosque they once held sacred but then destroyed. Brazilian photographer Gabrielle Chain (ph) is on foot with the Iraqi Special Forces. Every foot could hit a booby trap.</s>SANCHEZ: In case you needed a reminder as to why we should be thankful to live where we do. Coming up, the season finale of "UNITED SHADES OF AMERICA." W. Kamau Bell visits a place he says is as American as fireworks on the Fourth of July.</s>W. KAMAU BELL, CNN HOST, UNITED STATES OF AMERICA: Where do you live?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Right in here in Chinatown. And I have not move out for the last 40 years.</s>BELL: Rent controlled?</s>UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Sure.</s>SANCHEZ: Plus, Trump takes in his first Fourth of July as President and in true Trump style, the celebrations won't stop after the fireworks. It is this week's state of the Cartoonian.
Intense Battle to Free Mosul From ISIS.