be shunned from the hispanic community, you know. reporter: shunned by some perhaps but that s what ray and trump are counting on. nick valencia, cnn, el paso, texas. right now we want to turn to syria and ongoing fighting there. yes, still going on. 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. over the last week the fighting in idlib, syria s last opposition led territory has intensified and aid groups say they cannot keep up with the growing humanitarian needs. we get our report from rarwa damon in istanbul.
panicked packing up, the overwhelming sense of feeling lost, not knowing where to go but having to flee, finding some sort of makeshift shelter. i m taking my family and we re heading to a tent, he says. whether or not we can have a tent is still unknown. the province syria s last rebel strong hold has never been able to meet the humanitarian needs of the growing displaced population. the turkish ihh who poperates in idlib says they don t have the resources. the first night we came we slept on the ground. we didn t even have blankets this woman says begging for a tent, a stove, anything. many end up just establishing themselves along the road once they think they have reached safety. but as the regime with russian backing closes in, that may not be far enough. arwa damon, cnn, istanbul. a popular ski slope in