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Opening today, and it is going to take awe fe few more days. but oftentimes those families wind up here at this train station on the polish border. and essentially what you've ended up with is a population of 2.5 million nomadic refugees. that number is expected to rise up to 3 million by the end of the month. i want to give you a sense of that. if you look behind me here, there is a line of people, many of them are ukrainian refugees who have been here a couple of weeks, now trying to find the next city they're going to go to, they may have spent a day on the border, then a spare room in wars...

People are gone but since we last talked there are some people here looking for final plans how to get to places. you can see here, there are people with the red cross, there are church groups, helping people out, i will be clear, stephanie, there is no official government presence here at all. there are police, they've been very helpful, but they're just budapest police. there is no government presence here at all. these are hungarian civilians, who have come out here, there is more food than they can even handle. they have too much food. too many donations. >> how are they living -- >> i ask...

Bus contribute, it don't matter. blacks are -- >> we're so glad you made it out. safe travels home. thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> thank you. my pleasure. the u.s. is remaining firm, firmly against ukrainian pleas for a no-fly zone. tony blinken warns it could lead to a full-blown war. joining us now our guests. this is -- the basics of the no-fly zone is they have to be enforced. you would inevitably have u.s. forces against russian forces and a u.s./russian war. >> and russian officials have already threatened to use

Crossed the border, there is a need to help them. they're literally leaving with the items on their back. kimberly, let me interrupt you. first of all, give me an assessment of the scene of the situation on that border with jim. >> when the refugees are crossing the border, the first thing they see is our booth, and just try to give them a little bit of dignity and restore hope. when you've been walking for three days with one pair of socks and the shirt off your back that you left in, having these necessity kits is the band-aid approach until we get the relocation program and able to get them...

Americans just paying $5, $10 to help somebody get a train ticket, get out of there. >> we can all play a part. no part is too small at a time like this if we all come together. it ends up leading to a big thing. you mentioned something interesting, you need to be business-minded and you make a good point this isn't going to end anytime soon this is a massive humanitarian crisis that will impact these innocent civilians' lives for days, months, years to come. so what is the plan helping them long term exactly? >> okay, so let's say we can raise another $10 million, which i believe we can. we'r...