Shooting, and numerous russian checkpoints along the way, it turned into a grinding 36-hour or deal. when the buses arrived, the passengers looked shattered. joining us now from dnipro ukraine is the correspondent who wrote that report, ms. lovelack, the interview chief for the washington post and reporting on the ground in ukraine for the past month. luisa, thanks for joining us. you have been speaking to some of these evacuees who really do appear to be reeling, they have been sieged, they have endured the devastation in their community outside of the plant. what have you learned? what really strikes me is although they have waited for so long to get here, when they arrived, the silence, they sit there, they look out the window, they don t move very much, they hold their kids, they pull them