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Situation. its a foreign country, maybe their houses already bombed. and it is a physical shock for them. its really hard to speak a lot with them, we dont have time. you feel that you dont have time here to solve the whole situation, we just need to take care of them and send them to perhaps to budapest. organize accommodations for them. i had heard a lot of stories. >> you came, literally, to drop some things off, and then you are going to go back to their place. how long have youve been here ...

A friend about helping the refugees. >> translator: the kharkiv panthers were wonderfully pragmatic and helped with everything from the start. in total we were able to accommodate 22 people, some of them children. theres also an 87-year-old grandmother among them. >> reporter: from young to old to pro athlete the refugees settle into a temporary home thankful for a respite from violence. >> translator: i was just so happy to finally arrive somewhere. we spent seven days in the subway station, an...

Lviv university. in peacetime, this gym where you would see wrestling matches potentially, but now its being used to house dozens of displaced people. as you can see, no privacy here. people right beside each other. some of them have been here for weeks. im going to kneel down here and show you what their accommodations are like. this is just a basic wood palate here thats been laid down on this gym floor and over it here is just very thin mattress. very thin bedding. by no means is this comfort...

Back. frederica? >> youre in a gym at lviv university thats housing refugees there. what are you experiencing and seeing? >> yes. let me just walk you around. youre going to notice that this area is a little bit empty because people have gone into bomb shelters because of air raid sirens. im going to let our cameraman pan you around here. im in the local university. this is lviv university. this is normally a gym where they would hold wrestling matches. as you can see its been converted to allow...

Feeling safe in the borders, that they are trying to escape to the united states has to step up. in its humanitarian response. and, european countries have to as well. i know it cant be easy. you know, when we flood the war in somalia, so many of us fled into neighboring country kenya, and it was challenging for that country. and, i know that, you know, 60% of refugees now from ukraine going into the polish border. its quite a lot. when we hear the number being more than 1.5 million people. and,...

Under heavy russian bombardment. i asked them, why are you still here? whats the plan? and many of them are saying, look, we hope we can go back which seems very fantastical at this point, but people are just hoping that theyll be able to make it back to their homes. thats why theyre staying in these accommodations with very basic belongings. people who fled with really nothing off -- nothing with them, honestly, other than what they could carry on their backseat, theyre reliant now on volunteer...

Office and im grateful for the support that eventually weve had from anyone and this is a fantastic story of 50 people that can have the chance to get on with their lives in safety. and there is a message in this as well, that everyone has come together to protect these children. we need to make sure that there are routes for other children that need our support as well. >> just tell us then a little bit about the children that are coming across. as i understand it, today, theyre going to get to...

Upsidedown in terms of providing support, increasing their defense budget. so its inspiring and sobering at the same time to visit there in the midst of this crisis. and europe has waived visa policies, and welcome in thousands and thousands. doesnt america need to do the same thing? we are told they are making accommodations for activists -- thats not enough, is it? >> no. i think we should make the same kind of accommodations and welcome these people, at least for temporary residency status ju...

Help of silver police officials, she got the greek east river kids with a hug after wart threaten to separate this family a second time. this was the look on hassans face, after weeks apart he finally got to hold his mother again. pure joy. now, that the family is safely back together, the slovakia police force says that his older brother is looking to secure accommodations to his family, and subsequent for the siblings, theyre beginning a new life together. to find the threat that war poses to ...

To provide the necessary accommodations so they dont have to become refugees and go abroad. >> lviv, a city so far no physical war but that war may yet arrive. >> so far held the russians off but the repercussions are deadly, coming up, a report from mykolayiv. (fisher investments) in this market, youll find fisher investments is different than other money managers. (other money manager) different how? arent we all just looking for the hottest stocks? (fisher investments) nope. we use diversifie...