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Lives first. they were deemed as terrorists working alongside isis-k and second they were said to have been working with the americans because the husband was working for an aide organization. this is not something new. botched drone strike isnt new in afghanistan and unfortunately after 20 years of spending time there, of having intelligence there, i think afghans expected more. i think americans expected more. unfortunately, we did not see that and unfortunately it led to more deaths on the la...

>> now to the deepening mieg granted crisis in europe. hundreds intend spending the night at the closed border. many finding a new route to northern europe. cnn international correspondent ben wedeman is on the hungary-serbia border. tell us what you are seeing. >> reporter: we are seeing a truck just drove by. its number of leaves of bread. i am seeing about 30 people following it, hoping to get some. one of the real problems here is there seems to be a real shortage of bake supplies, water, fo...

Mohammed jamjoom is monitoring this from bbeirut. what is the latest? >> reporter: this is a worg development now. we heard from the red cross. they stated they are not going to release the nationality its of these workers yet, but we are told they had been in italy province since october 10th and they were out in the field trying to deliver medical supplies and they were actually coming back to damascus, thats when they were kidnap. the u.n. and red cross want these people relieved as quickly a...

Port-au-prince. but for the mostly desperately poor, displaced people who dont own vehicles and therefore never leave their densely populated city, this could feel like being on the moon. back at the golf course, this woman knows that she and her children are not safe here, but shes never spent any time out of port-au-prince. >> translator: i would like to go, but i dont know the area. i have to find out more about it. >> reporter: actor sean penn started an aide organization to help earthquake ...

>> reporter: anytime now it could start raining for days on end. because this camp is on a steep hillside, people could end up getting washed away. thats why for many weeks there has been talk of getting these and hundreds of thousands of other people in unsafe places out of port-au-prince to a safer place. and this is that safer place. its an area called kiraly where this weekend haitian families are expected to be bussed in to start new lives. this area is only about 45 minutes away from downt...

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