dancing. but now she can barely walk. we met her here in a makeshift bomb shelter in the basement of a children's hospital. the nurses here say that six or seven times a day and night, due to air raid sirens, they have to bring these newborns who all have medical complications in and out of this room for hours at a time for their safety. the windows protected by sandbags. on march 16th, eliana, her two daughters, and mother-in-law fled from the ukrainian port city of mariupol after enduring weeks of russian bombardment. jumping into the back of a car with two strangers to escape. they navigated many russian military checkpoints and then at around noon, elia in a says, she made a turn toward a town and stumbled across russian soldiers, who opened fire on the car without warning.