an extraordinary scene. the fact you have seen the suffering in these refugee camps, jordan is incredibly hospitable to be putting up with this for years and years. it's a drain on their economy. and the population is almost as large as the population now of the country of jordan. >> that refugee camp that you just showed there actually right now, it's the fourth largest city in the entire country of jordan. 80,000 refugees. it has grown considerably since it first opened shortly after the war in syria started. some six years ago, andrea, as you know. one of the things that was especially striking as we walked through that refugee camp sunday and the ambassador comments on this a number of times, i think a lot of folks think of refugee camps, they think of tents and people just sleeping in tents and no running water. this is a fairly advanced facility. there's electricity. the housing structures are all