reporter: abu s children don t need an explanation anymore. they have done this so many times that the notion of a home, a warm bed to feel safe and snug, that ceased to exist long ago. we go, we come back, he says. we don t know where to go or where we will end up. it s an existence on the move, trying, praying that the bombs won t catch up to them or when they do, they will somehow survive. but this time it feels different. the bombing is more intense, final, deliberate. entire areas in and around idlib province are emptying out again. reports of 230,000 people are on the move. the children couldn t sleep through the night, they were crying every hour, he says, holding his daughter, so young this is all she knows. it s a cycle they all know well. one that starts with renewed
leverage, really, their sole point of leverage, is the ability to focus public attention on the reluctance on the majority to have anything that approaches a trial. don t forget, even in the bill clinton case. there were several witnesses deposed in the senate trial. and that came after an independent counsel investigation in which everyone relevant spoke, including the president himself. here in a different situation where so many key figures have been blocked. and any documentary evidence has been blocked by the administration. the thing that surprises me is there aren t republicans, while desiring to support the president, don t see the institutional implications of allowing the executive branch to stonewall the executive branch. there will be a democratic president one day and they will
reporter: nick valencia, cnn, el paso, texas. for hundreds of thousands of syrians, the idea of a home and a warm bed no longer exists. they live their life on the move, hoping to outrun air strikes and barrel bombs. over the last week, the fighting in idlib, the last opposition-held territory, has intensified. and aid groups say they cannot keep up with the growing humanitarian needs. arwa damon reports. reporter: abu s children don t need an explanation anymore. they have done this so many times, that the notion of a home, a warm bed to feel safe and snug, that ceased to exist long ago. we go, we come back, abu says. we don t know where to go or where we will end up. it s an existence on the move, trying, praying that the bombs won t catch up to them.
side of the highway, in the situations where the cars can t move because the roads are too slick. it doesn t take much of low visibility for whiteout conditions to not see the cars and cause the pileups that we see on the news, which, of course, if people get out of their vehicle, that can be scary because they can be struck by oncoming cars that don t see them in time. here s a look at some of the bad road conditions taking place in southern california. and here s a look at the storm system. you talked about highway 5 being shut down. there it is. that s a major artery for the west coast. it traverses all the way from the border of the u.s./mexican border, all the way to canada, running north and south. this is the storm system on current radar. and lots of snow across the san bernadino mountains. over two feet of snow. we have winter storm warnings anded a v ed a vadvisories in p the four corners, utah,
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