she d prefer to be at home, but what home? there s no electricity, no cell phone signal, no water, no gas, she tells me. everything is shaking from the bombing. the windows are shattered. these examples reporter: tamada tutor her grandson. a retired english teacher, she s been here for more than a month. a lot of people can t leave this place because of problems with health, and they don t have enough money to live in other places. they have to stay here. reporter: this 73-year-old struggles to move about the shelter. he s not leaving town. i was born here, and i ll stay here, he says. nearby tarchgs at an oil refind preburn after a strike. the shelling here comes early