synagogue and they were able to arrange a flight where they ve had over seven or eight flights now, which is truly remarkable because the airspace over all of moldova is closed, as is the airport. he is now safely in israel with his sister. what a to be with his family. i you transport an older couple, one of whom had cancer to the airport. so they could try to go to israel. so tell me about that, and are you seeing because of those aid flights, are there more ukrainians with ties to israel sort of coming through the moldova border? is there an awareness of that now? so i believe there was a large population ukrainian jews in odesa and where i m positioned, which is in moldova, the polanka border crossing. so this city made sense for a
After the first aid flights reached Tonga with more en route, the remote Pacific island nation, home to about 100,000 people, grapples with the aftermath of an underwater volcanic eruption and tsunami.
before they have said that women could still participate in the government butjust yesterday they had said that they are not going to let women become ministers. so afghans are in the state of confusion and there is a state of fear for a lot of them. a lot are leaving the country. technical team has leaving the country. technical team has arrived leaving the country. technical team has arrived to leaving the country. technical team has arrived to manage l leaving the country. technical i team has arrived to manage aid flights there but we still don t know how the airport is going to be run. financially there is chaos. there is one idea from the opposition to decentralise power. you think that would help with the running of the country if it were allowed? i running of the country if it were allowed? were allowed? i think decentralisation - were allowed? i think decentralisation is - were allowed? i think decentralisation is an | decentralisation is an important issue and it shoul
a really good job. it s out in the ocean. you can t just drive your trucks there from other states. the pentagon planning to deploy the hospital ship to help with the crisis and the u.s. planning to ramp up missions. in less than an hour a relief flight organized by the department of homeland security will be heading to puerto rico. rosa flors will be on that flight. she s embedded with u.s. customs. she joins us now in homestead, florida. we know there are problems at the airport. certainly no real commercial flights have been taking off and landing, just these aid flights. tell us about your trip there. what is it people need? reporter: well, you know, christine, people in puerto rico right now need just about everything. you heard the stories. people are going hungry. they need water.