elderly, disabled, they cannot flee. some of the people i met in these villages that are now engulfed in the fighting, some have been now taken over by the russian forces, they are there, they couldn t leave, they had no opportunity to leave. let s talk about no opportunity to leave. let s talk about the no opportunity to leave. let s talk about the humanitarian l talk about the humanitarian corridors we keep hearing about over the last few days. i remember when the humanitarian corridors were created in syria, you were there trying to coordinate on the ground. just compare that to the situation now, because of course, the last three days we have been hearing about humanitarian corridors and theyjust have not been successful. irlat corridors and theyjust have not been successful. not yet, they have- not been successful. not yet, they have. let s not been successful. not yet, they have. let s remember. they have. let s remember that. we seem to have some technical
villages that are now engulfed in the fighting, some have been now taken over by the russian forces, they are there, they couldn t leave, they had no opportunity to leave. among the people who fled are a family who d been separated. rita and herfour children family who d been separated. rita and her four children left the north of ukraine from romania. a family separated by war. rita and the children were in the north of ukraine, and he was in the south of england. several days of intense bombardment meant rita and the family hunkering down in their basement. after days of planning there escape it was time. were there any moments when you thought this could end in the worst case
clock with ngos, members of congress, and advocacy groups providing any and all information and doing all we can to clear any roadblocks they ve identified to make sure that charter flights carrying americans or others to whom we have a special responsibility can depart afghanistan safely. dana: you are saying your constituents, that s not happening for them. they re not. my constituents went to that airport three days in a row and tried to get on those planes. 30 minutes from boarding the plane the taliban told them they couldn t leave. i called the state department and talked to them and the state department told us that the taliban would not let them leave until their government was officially set up and organized to potentially recognized. he keeps saying they are facilitating charter flights getting out. where are they? not a single one has left. those six planes on tarmac three days ago are sitting there. american citizens that can t get out of there.
we are hearing reports of people who chose to ride out the storm being trapped in having get rescued. the understanding needs to be, some of these people didn t have a choice. they couldn t leave. this storm form so quickly and got so strong so fast. some people just didn t have the capacity to leave. or maybe they had a medical attention they needed to stick around. that s something that s happening right now, rescues throughout the state. one man was killed in baton rouge jets just outside baton rouge after a tree fell on his house. that is something authorities are warning today, more trees could fall. somewhere like new orleans got anywhere from six to 12 inches of rain. that s a lot of rain for an area that s already nearly at sea level. can t handle too much rain. but on the other side of it, the other devastating storms like hurricane katrina, the levees
visits. he made no counteroffer. just told nancy the move was off. he saw what he was going to have to pay and all bets are off. reporter: and then, brad got ahold of the girl s passports, found them in nancy s car. they couldn t leave. nancy was trapped too. but as the father, it s his perfect right to prevent those kids from leaving. yes. it s also a way to say, if i m doing half the child care, then i m not going to have an alimony issue. reporter: to get her away from her troubles, nancy s family took her and the girls on vacation. how was it at the end? heartbreaking. i had her in my arms at the airport in charlotte and she was sobbing and she said, mom, i just want to come home. and i ll never forget that day. reporter: it was the last time they saw her alive. and now that she was dead, nancy s family was sure brad had to be involved somehow. but detective daniels knew the demise of a marriage no matter how bitter it had been did not prove murder. there was more w