he got a few pets on the back from his rescuers. and meanwhile the u.n. says that more trucks carrying aid crossed in to northwest syria and are reaching areas held by rebels, that is after two more crossings were approved. the syrian government had previously insisted that all aid go through the capital. back in turkey, nada bashir caught up with one family fortunate to escape the danger zone. reporter: landscape permanently changed. the death toll still rising. those who made it out alive now grappling with a devastating new reality. for this couple, it is a reality that is painful to come to terms with. they fled their apartment with their 3-year-old and 2-year-old seconds before the building collapsed. now they found temporary shelter in the home of one generous
does that aid go through individual people? it does. one of the very important things is that we were on the ground yesterday insult was florida. we are going to be an orlando today. we really assessing the damage. we bring the full force of the federal family to disaster areas. we have disaster survivor assistant teams. we are on the ground working with folks in shelters to make sure that the needs can be met. as well as the neighborhoods. that full focus supports the survivors recovery through cash assistance and other supplemental services and programs as they begin the road to recovery. talk to me about fema s rule as it released to the states and other other organizations. there are still rescue is underway. we are not fully done with that. we are not moved into recovery yet. that is right. it is really a simultaneous
anyway, which raises questions first of all among russian citizens. some say putin is holding things for later maybe. others say russian incompetence. he is doing everything he can. he is proving the military is not what at least he thought it was. what s your take? i m not sure i d agree, aid go no the incompetence, it s probably too strong of a word. i do think the west probably overstated or overthought what if russians could actually do. that s become clear as the russian came in and said, look, we can do the quickly. now it looks like they re in the stuck in the east and the south. that s not to say they can t simply throw more cannon fodder in terms of their own soldiers, humans, bombing out the heck of the steel plant in mariupol. i think it s more they re having trouble as opposed to putin holding back or thinking things through in a big way. maybe the west overstates the
the president s notification to correct me if i am wrong dollars requires the aid go to individuals who have identified at risk because of their work on behalf of the united states. meanwhile, top diplomats from the u.s. and russia today had another go at trying to diffuse the crisis caused by russia s troop build up along the border with ukraine. this comes just a day after the kremlin delivered its response to the latest u.s. proposal all in writing state department correspondent benjamin hall tells us proposal did not address his security concerns. we do not see a genuine acknowledgment of our three key
pipeline. so it helps explain the motivations, helps explain why the president was upset about it and it forces like alexi says reporters to go back to the president and say, okay, you said this, knowing that this was out there, that you were about to be revealed for what you were doing. trump last week was reading those notes. and just basically trying to take it out of one context and to put it into another. i actually don t think it truly matters why he released the aid in the sense that he committed the act that i believe is unpresidential and grounds for impeachment, which is holding up the aid for a long period of time in order to get a favor from a foreign country to investigate his political opponent. yeah. that right there i think is grounds for his impeachment. why he ultimately let the aid go. first of all he is never going to admit to it. the fact that we all knew that something was up when he actually used the term quid pro