Fox News Correspondent Jennifer Griffin Explains How Benjamin Hall Got Out of Ukraine
Griffin's quick thinking helped save the life of her colleague.
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Griffin's quick thinking helped save the life of her colleague.
Psychologically it's horrible for these kids. then they gret to a refugee center where they don't have a lot of -- they don't have toys, they don't have things to keep them occupied, their mind off of things. i would say get with some of these organizations, the red cross, some of the grm, samaritans purse and see what we can do 0 help them. soa is another one. donations are best because we can find ways to get that money to these people. but getting on the website is -- >> martha: save our all lies. we encourage everyone to do what you can to donate, to help. i can only imagine what your wife...
We want to thank you so much for all you have done. i want everyone to read in to what save our allies does. it's very dangerous work. when you got there, you have shared just a brief sort of -- what was it like? what was your conversation like with pen? i'm sure he was very happy to see you. >> when i first saw ben, i had gone upstairs with the ukrainian orthopedic surgeon. i can't -- really can't say enough about this guy. this orthopedic surgeon who had one x fix, a little k-wire, things that you do to fix bones. he looked at me and he said that's all i got. he said i hope it's okay. i went...
Decorated Naval doctor, Richard Jadick, 56, rescued Fox News correspondent Benjamin Hall, who was wounded in an attack that killed his cameraman Pierre Zakrzewski