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church. it was don t ask, don t tell running for their lives. bombs were dropping and me. trapped amid the chaos, as yemen spun out of control. the americans left behind. no one would help us. at the end the only thing i had. even if it was a small personnel, i was going to try it out. it succeeded. i got lucky thanks for joining us i m when. it s an isolated corner of the world in crisis. yemen. at the southern tip of the arabian peninsula, known as a breeding ground for high profile terror plots aimed in many case at the united states. now, fierce fighting from its own borders joins outsiders into the country as houthis battle a coalition backed by the saudi-led air strikes. also in jeopardy are thousands of foreign citizens including americans, and have been trapped in the chaos, america tonight s sheila macvicar on the bid to escape after two weeks of saudi-led air strikes, the situation in yemen precarious for months is increasingly desperate. i live in th