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Some place else. when she was working in the united states. wasn't afraid of that feeling. instead she listened to it and moved back to her homeland kenya. no idea what she would do there. as fate would have it, she would spend time with her child and the only means of medical care is the threat of al shabaab. she found the place where she belonged. she started safari froms and by plane, motorcycle and boat, she delivers medical care to thousands in need. she does this in spite of the dangers. when you find your place in life, that unsettling feeling settles and you can face down any fear.

With somalia where terrorists and the government often clash. here to share her story about how she provides medical care to her people is a proud supporter, of feeding america. the star of ray donovan, leah schriver. [ applause ] >> it could happen to any of us sitting at work or at home. life is good. safe, simple and then an unsettling feeling hits us. a feeling that somehow we belong some place else. when she was working in the united states. wasn't afraid of that feeling. instead she listened to it and moved back to her homeland kenya. no idea what she would do there. as fate would have i...

Women of newsweek sued their bosses and changed the workplace." nice to have you here. when you look at that scene, what goes through your mind? >> you know, we were told straight out if you want to write go some place else. women don't write at "newsweek." so people who wanted to write actually left very early, way before this series takes place because she knew she wanted to be a writer and wouldn't get promoted. >> but there were other women in the newsroom like you who fought the good fight. but still, it must have taken a lot of courage to launch this lawsuit against "newsweek." >> it did...

Outside. but it will go some place else. so lava is the winner when it comes to man versus lava. >> the lava takes out house after house. maureen gap is one of dozens of kalapana residents who can only watch as lava moves in on her home. >> it's right there. and i just, i still think i'm going to wake up tomorrow in my bedroom and everything is going to be here. and i don't know what's going to happen when i wake up and it's not. it's going to be hard. >> once the lava reaches her home, it ignites an intense fire. when all is said and done, miraculously, no lives are lost. but the town is almo...

Lava flow could take weeks to reach deep into the city. this provides time for the residents to prepare or evacuate. the long wait to find out where it goes takes an emotional toll. >> it was agonizing. the people were saying, is it going to stop? is it going to take my house? some people would move their houses, some people would pack up their belongings and leave. some people just left everything there and walked away. it was pretty crazy. >> the river of fire is unstoppable with the volcano producing half a million cubic yards of lava every day. >> there's really nothing you can do to stop ...