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Trying, praying that the bombs won't catch up to them, or when they do they will somehow survive. but this time it feels different. the bombing's more intense, final, deliberate. entire areas in and around idlib provence are emptying out again. upwards of 130,000 people are on the move. the children couldn't sleep through the night. they were crying every hour. he says holding his daughter. so young, this is all she knows. it's a cycle they all know well, one that starts with renewed intense bombings, then the panicked packing up, the overwhelming sense of feeling lost, not knowing where to go...

Or when they do, they will somehow survive. but this time it feels different. the bombing's more intense, final, deliberate. entire areas in and around idlib province a emptying out again. upwards of is 30,000 people are on the move. the children couldn't sleep through the night. they were crying every hour, abu says, holding his daughter. she's so young, this is all she knows. it's a cycle they all know well, one that starts with renewed, intense bombings. then, the panicked packing up. the overwhelming sense of feeling lost, not knowing where to go but having to flee. finding some sort of ma...

Question we go, we come back, we don't know where to go or where we will end un, he says. it is an existence on the moved, praying that the bombs won't catch up to them or that they will somehow survive. but this time it feels different. the bombings more intense, final, deliberate. entire areas are emptying out again. 230,000 people are on the move. the children couldn't sleep through the night, they were crying every hour, he says, holding his call. they is all she knows. a cycle that starts with the renewed intense bombings, and then the packing up, the sense of feeling lost, not knowing wh...

Panicked packing up, the overwhelming sense of feeling lost, not knowing where to go but having to flee, finding some sort of makeshift shelter. i'm taking my family and we're heading to a tent, he says. whether or not we can have a tent is still unknown. the province syria's last rebel strong hold has never been able to meet the humanitarian needs of the growing displaced population. the turkish ihh who poperates in idlib says they don't have the resources. the first night we came we slept on the ground. we didn't even have blankets this woman says begging for a tent, a stove, anything. many ...

Of the simplest lessons, but one of the largest ones for me, everybody inherently has the same sort of struggles and desires for their family and for their friends and loved ones, they all put their pants on one leg at a time just like we do. while i saw the differences between people. i saw how we were the same. >> you also say you believe one of the reasons to travel is to eat. >> yeah. >> what's the craziest-- >> i think we all believe that. >> what's the crazyiest thing you consumed. >> i'm not an adventurous eater, but we tried an el packa, between a llama and a sheep, but cute and cuddly...