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Everything was very scary. we even felt the ground move. thank god the walls remained intact in the basement but the roof broke. yesterday was sasha's11th birthday, he spent it on a train fleeing his home. i received some candy, i really like them because i can get nothing more than that now. i will get my present one day. anna saw children killed when a bomb hit near her house, she could not stay in kharkiv any longer. i was worried for my parents. another besieged city, mariupol, is still without aid. yesterday, a red cross team heading there was detained, they have now been released but the...

Nick paton walsh is on the turkish/syrian border for us. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: dave, in the last two hours, we've seen turkish armored convoy, 12 vehicles, armored personnel carriers, coming out on the border. on the hill, in the distance, there remains a reasonably sized turkish position, what the turkish refer to as the national army. a part of this offensive. and the roads behind me, one of the towns u.s. troops pulled out of after the call between trump and erdogan. they are shutting the roads leading to that town or have been in the last couple hours. it has gone quiet. it...

Think the real question comes when turkey properly moves a ground force into the area. they say they've taken 11 villages. that isn't much so far. as we know from history, it's the ground move that really tests the plan of any president. and in this case, president erdogan. >> keir, no country puts in place a military operation like what you just described in a nanosecond. is there any evidence other than the green light from donald trump in that call sunday night that put this calamity in motion, that you're witnessing now? >> reporter: that's such a great question. and you know, i think, i d...

So everybody is engaged and we're all over this thing. we're looking forward to its rapid conclusion. as soon as mother nature stops hounding us, i guess we'll put this to bed. thank you very much. >> thank you very much, supervisor gleason. and as he mentioned, we have representatives here as well from senator shannon grove's office. we have representatives here from bakersfield city fire department, the los angeles county fire department. so there are many resources that are pouring in to help this community. so at this time, we would like to go ahead and open it up to questions briefly befo...

What it was like. she said she couldn't quantify. she didn't know how long it lasted, but it felt like it lasted a lifetime, she said. >> people have said, and i think you agreed with this, that people have actually felt physically sick because it is unnerving to have the ground move underneath you. i lived in san francisco. i was very young, but i remember feeling a tremor there. >> you're familiar with this. >> and you think did i feel exactly -- what was that. i would know the ekd is time around there was no second time around for me, though. >> absolutely. karen maginnis, thank you so much...