baby girl. their surrogate went into labor friday in the bomb shelter. was there a point between saturday and thursday where you thought we may need to go without her? no. that was never an option. reporter: then saturday their bibby girl arrived at last. about an hour after birth, the family forced to flee. every turn of this story, just angels that were there and supported us. i would never have imagined. reporter: one of the heroes along the way, marina, a ukrainian woman who is now the name sick for little charlotte marina. she wouldn t be here if it wasn t for her. reporter: other children are still in peril. there are tens of thousands of children orphanages in ukraine. reporter: abundance international says this video shows ukrainian orphans in a bomb shelter. an orphanage with infants to 4-year-olds, a third are disabled, down syndrome or have special medical needs.
coptic hospital where more than a dozen bodies, people killed in these demonstrations. there was a lot of anger against the military leaders of egypt, people accusing them of working with muslim fanatics against the christian minority, minority that makes up about 9% of the population. what we also saw were muslims coming to console the families of people who had lost victims in this fighting. so there is an attempt on sort of a personal street level by people to narrow this widening sectarian divide. but there s a feeling that the government is unwilling or incapable of really bringing the streets under control. i mean, i have to do this live shot right now with the windows closed because just a little while ago a rock was thrown through our window by young men in the street who i m told are actually working for the egyptian police. so the situation is not chaotic but it s becoming very tenuous at the moment. most violence i know you all have seen on cairo streets since th