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Civilians were brought to a railway platform for evacuation. most were too weak and too old to leave before the war swallowed them, and now they're wounded. leda was rescued from ruined severodonetsk, almost surrounded by the russians. thousands of ukrainian civilians are still there. the train's been transformed into an ambulance and intensive care unit by msf — doctors without borders. the intensity of the fighting means the train is running at close to full capacity. the medics work continuous back—to—back trips. relative safety in lviv is 20 hours down the track. it's an escape capsu...

See how it goes. at a safe distance from the front line, civilians were brought to a railway platform for evacuation. most were too weak and too old to leave before the war swallowed them, and now they're wounded. leda was rescued from ruined severodonetsk, almost surrounded by the russians. thousands of ukrainian civilians are still there. the train's been transformed into an ambulance and intensive care unit by msf — doctors without borders. the intensity of the fighting means the train is running at close to full capacity. the medics work continuous back—to—back trips. relative safety...

Thousands of ukrainian civilians are still there. the train's been transformed into an ambulance and intensive care unit by msf — doctors without borders. the intensity of the fighting means the train is running at close to full capacity. the medics work continuous back—to—back trips. relative safety in lviv is 20 hours down the track. it's an escape capsule from a war that's so hard to predict that the medical teams only know who's coming in the last hours before they leave. sometimes they're wounded the same morning. this man from bakhmut was on the train six hours after he was hurt in...

Fall. their bodies were jolted and during forces seven times that of gravity, and yet it all went as planned. everyone stayed calm. the chute popped open when it was supposed to, and they landed on the ground as the russians do in kazakhstan, 200 miles down range from where they launched. they're both okay. they were both later reunited with their families. there is still the matter of the crew up there on the space station, three of them. there was supposed to be five of them as of tonight. it will be awhile before their replacements can get up there, pending investigation of what went wrong ...

Sometimes catastrophic ones but we are not going to let this deter us. >> reporter: space x says the rocket that will eventually carry astronauts to the space station will come equipped with a capsule that has an eject capability. quite clearly, this will be an escape capsule. had this been a manned mission yesterday, it's confident the astronauts would have survived being ejected in that capsule up and away from the debris. coming up a terrifying story from a small ohio town as people there are on edge after several women are found dead while others remain missing. the question is a serial ...