that day, claudette was one of the many seeking refuge in the church.me slashing people, starting with the parents, the adults who were at the entrance. they kept on cutting through the people until they found me. in another doorway, they were using guns, shooting. they couldn't open the door. they struggled because there were so many dead bodies in front of that door. and i see this man. he came and stood inside the church. then he lacerated me. he was singing when he was cutting me. he slashed me in the face and blood was running down my face. he ordered me to lie down on my stomach. he stabbed my back with a spear. i still have the scars today. claudette was 13. she escaped from the church and hid, but was soon discovered. they found her hiding in a room, saw her sitting on bed, deeply wounded and covered in blood. and then i shot her in the shoulder to finish her. we had orders not to spare anyone. 30 years on, the physical transformations across rwanda are remarkable. but what about us rwandans? how have we managed to heal, forgive and move on? and

claudette has said fellas. >>hahahahahaha.| claudette has said fellas. >> ha ha ha ha ha ha .gender neutral, greeting or is it? anything goes, i think i think fellas, probably not. but guys , fellas, probably not. but guys, i think you can say guys to a group of men and women, and that's. that's okay. >> well, so martin knows i'm not offended. martin knows i'm not snowflake. >> not made of tougher stuff than that. well, shall we move on? because the government has denied claims that it's trying to find all of these missing asylum seekers . after a report asylum seekers. after a report suggested that more than half of the illegal migrants set for deportation to rwanda couldn't be located by the home office. >> yes, the claim is that essentially the home office has lost these people. so according to the figures, just over 2100 identified for removal are in touch with the authorities. out of 5700 asylum seekers, i think that's about 30, 40, all had been told their asylum claims were inadmissible, but more than half have now stopped reporting to the home office. so >> well, we're

the business is very close to an elementary school in homes and reporter claudette stefani has more. >> firefighters have been able to gain an upper hand on this fire. and we're learning that residents who are asked to leave their homes while they can now return. and as we take a look right now, you can see that fire fight is well underway. and as we've been learning, they've been able to knock down this fire. but you can see the amount of water that's needed to keep all of this under control so that that fire doesn't kick up again. at some point, residents were asked to leave their homes. there was a nearby school that was closed for today to function as a shelter for those evacuees and water supply ended up being a huge problem in this firefight where there are no hydrants in the area and water had to be tracked in. and we're also learning from firefighters that, you know, this was something that just posed to be a bit of a difficult firefight because they were dealing with palace as well. that and we also had power that was out in the area. spoke to an evacuee who explained she ne