about some of the suspects on the assassination of haiti s president. matt rivers is in port of prince for us tonight. matt? reporter: wolf, we have exclusive information about the 36 hours after this as is nation took place and the police operation designed to capture those suspects. we know they were met by a police roadblock that forced some of those suspects into a near by building where a shoot-out took place that ended up killing at least three of those columbians. three of the suspects made their way to the taiwan embassy. the goal to make it more difficult for police to capture them because of the diplomatic status of that embassy. they were able to take those suspects into custody at the embassy. right around a half dozen suspects remain on the loose at this point. wolf? thank you very much. matt rivers reporting for us. in afghanistan, growing fear of a humanitarian crisis that the taliban are gaining ground following the withdrawal of u.s.
them to dc and check out my twitter, your twitter or their website which is on your screen for how to help and adoptive you want to. shannon: drop them off at my office when you get back. it does restore your believing humanity at times like this. look forward to meeting them in person, thank you so much. to steve harrigan live in fayetteville, north carolina with what the scene is like. reporter: you can see the police roadblock behind me, a common sight in the southeastern part of the state, extremely difficult to get from one place to another in north carolina. the floodwaters continue to rise and we are seeing a number of highways washed over. bridges, structurally unsound, a
now for information on how to help and adopt. shannon: you can drop them off at my office when you get back. [laughter] reporter: you never know. it does restore your belief in humanity. shannon: it s so good that you guys found them. we look forward to meeting them in person. thank you so much. now right over to steve our senior correspondent live in fayetteville, north carolina. reporter: you can see the police roadblock. it s a common site. it is extremely difficult to get from one place to another in north carolina. the rain has stopped falling here but the floodwaters continue to rise. we re seeing a number of highways washed over, others sometimes bridges structurally unsound. there s a lot of debris down, power lines down, trees down. for one reason or another, it is very difficult to get from one place to another.
right now. we found no shortage of hope at that shelter while we spoke to the folks who are at this point quite frankly sleeping in a gym until they find out what comes next. in the meantime, it really is a waiting game for not just white but so many others just like her, at least 200 others who are displaced at this moment. they are waiting to find out when they ll be able to make their way sbook the devastated region. this is as close as we can take you at this point because of this police roadblock. however, in two hours or so it is expected to open providing some of the residents here with their second chance to see what, if anything, actually remains. yesterday was the first time they actually made it closer and saw that widespread devastation that you see in the video. all right, polo sandoval, thank you so much for bringing us the latest there. donald trump has been talking to world leaders, including the president of the philippines, who you ll remember insulted president
brother wasi turned to his superiors for direction. one of the regular civilians they shot was this woman s son. three miles away, kasab and his accomplice ismail, the pair who had massacred travelers at the railway station, drove into a police roadblock.