his two sons alive and outside the mall. >> it was my two sons standing with my business partner. who is a very big, very noticeable man. >> paul weaver raced down to the malaria and confirm the picture was real. the boys were out. >> just seeing them. i don't think there's any bigger hugs in the world. it was joy but, at the same time seeing the anguish in their face. and blaise just sat on the floor and lay his head down. it was just all the emotions coming through. it was one of the greatest moments and one of the saddest moments at the same time. >> a joyful moment for phillip, knowing his boys were family safe. but to brief because he knew his wife and three young daughters were still trapped in that mall. the walton boys blaise and ian, had endured feet three and a half hours in the most dangerous area. in the department store where terrorists hunted down innocent victims. terrifying for anyone, but