and for a grandmother, perhaps, hardest of all. this family escaped from irpin more than a week ago. a shell hit our house, she says. that s it. on the fifth floor. we had an ukrainian flag hanging on the balcony, so they targeted it. that was when the family decided to flee, heading through other occupied towns. people can t get out, says larissa. it s too dangerous. because even if a woman walks out with a white flag and a child, they don t look. they just shoot, kill, they spare no one. any way, we can t go home, now, she says, because there is no home. so like millions of others, they head into europe, after crossing a border, they never wanted to have to cross. reporter: john, it is those individual stories of heartbreak, of trauma, of near
in four account counties or stop some greenbelt residents took shelter in a nearby town, traumatised by loss and days by displacement. there s been several times in last week i have just wished i could go home, and then i remember we can t go home, there is nothing to go back to full so even of the house survived, pretty much the rest of the town is gone. there is no power, there is no water, you know, everything is gone, and i don t even know. i don t know what to do, i don t know where to go. i m kind of lost, and my personal situation on top of it, i am just overwhelmed, i am completely overwhelmed. leaning on the help of neighbours isn t as rare as it once may have been. fires have become so frequent and so intense, the traditional fire season no longer seems to exist. normally, it reaches its worst later in the air. some of the folks that have been evacuated have been evacuated many times over the last couple of years. we have
so he is asking, and i m going to reiterate it that call your congress members and ask them to support ending this because that s another way we can get this done. he said if he can get to 218, that he will convene the rules committee. also, president biden, we re looking for president biden and the cdc to come together and say, hey, let s just extend this moratorium and let s just do it now. we have to do something. so that s why we re still here. we can t go home. we re talking about millions of people forced out of their homes, some of whom will be out tomorrow. have you heard from speaker pelosi on this so far? i know earlier you said you had not. any update on that? no, i still have not heard from the speaker directly, but i know that there has been communications, but i have not had a chance to talk with her, no. there s a lot of folks that are scared right now, right, folks that are calling in, texting leaders in their community, asking for help,
favor. mike pence tweeting we stand by is right right of self-defense to protect its nation, its people and sovereignty. the white house denouncing iran s attack saying in a statement, quote, the iranian regime s deployment, syrian missile systems aimed at israel is an unacceptable and highly dangerous development for the entire middle east. last week secretary of state mike pompeo warned iran if it harms israel the american military will. thank you so much. fears mounting over a possible explosive eruption from hawaii s kilauea volcano. scientists warning the next eruption could come due to toxic gas and boulders the size of refrigerators. the big island could be on the brink of a mass evacuation. our god our savior and we have each other. but we can t go home.
their returns later on an according to returns, gee, i m not seeing money over this, they could end up saying, what was that about? rushed it through. is it really working? no. if more benefit than not, they ve talked themselves into this. it s an inside the beltway thing. we can t go home without delivering something. to my point, go home. done nothing wrong, unemployment 4.3%. keeping things on a stable course, not going to do something rash and foolish but politicians cannot convince themselves that could be a winning message. same thing happened with democrats. gone too far. we have to get it done. guess what? the public will like it once we re done passing it. like a eight years later. not eight months later. of course. and congress does that. exactly. all your health insurance premiums are going up. will you see the same amount of benefit in other areas of your