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Signs, she had to take the children out was that the children had almost got used to the situation inside. she had two kids, one was 14 and one was ten, and the first month they were shaking at night, they were crying a lot. and the second night as conditions really got a lot worse, they were sending dust and swirling out through the ceiling and down so it hurt their breathing. they were quiet, they are withdrawn, and she was saying that either way day-by-day when the time came to make that decision she had to say goodbye to her husband, and get on that bus and leave. and we've seen since -- t...

To people who've come out and you try to understand a little bit about what is happening, and how -- one things people often say is listen, i don't know how i'm feeling it. they're still very much in the throes of what's happening to them. women as you say had to choose whether they stay with their husband, or take their children out. one of the families we were talking to said that women had signs, she had to take the children out was that the children had almost got used to the situation inside. she had two kids, one was 14 and one was ten, and the first month they were shaking at night, the...

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People and children that are being kept in here, we understand senator ward has been spending about 45 minutes now. part of her visit to the rio grande value it comes to the scene of a senator trying to block a bus. the senator is inside right now. we expect to her had make her way out of that facility to try to talk to her and see what her reaction is to the situation inside. >> so, polo, when she does come out, will there be access where you can try to see if she's willing to share her point of view? >> that's certainly something we will be efforting here. we have tried to get cameras inside...

He stood up to the terrorist and then slipped out by an elevator to tell police the situation inside. people called him a hero. >> translator: no, no. not a hero. i always live like that. i was raised like that. to help other people to aid those in trouble. my parents taught me that. >> reporter: all those he protected made it out of the store without injury. when the government heard about his role, his life began to change. for years he'd been on a waiting list to become a permanent resident in france. officials practically overnight made him a french citizen. he wrote a book about his exper...