i spoke to brad and kim campbell. they took me back to that moment when they reunited with those nine orphans. >> my wife and i were there, our daughters were with us, and we're standing on the street in the dark, and we heard one of the children--we heard a familiar voice our daughter's name. he shouted, and he literally leapt out of the moving vehicle. katie said that she--that this young man just about knocked the wind out of her by hugging her. he just about tackled her. there was screaming, shouting, crying. the driver stopped and the car emptied out of children, and they surrounded us. the next car came which also emptied out in the street, and there was just a mob of people hugging and crying and shouting, and it was just-- >> do you know how ticked off i am at both of you for not having pictures that have moment? that's an incredible story. but i need video, and i need the pictures. one last question before i let you two go. >> i'm so sorry. >> not as sorry as i am. one last question before i let you go. you h

>> a video from happier times, brad campbell and his wife, kim, with orphans who lost their parents to conflict and illness. they sold everything they owned and moved here to set up an orphanage with their two american daughters. this peace was shattered last december. fighting broke out, pitting armed sanctions against each other struggling for political power. one morning, the cam bells got caught in the crossfire. hiding in their home, under their beds from a firefight of artillery and gunfire. they survived that morning but left this afternoon. >> we waited it out and then made the decision to go to the u.n. compound, because the fighting was obviously on our doorstep. >> we gathered everyone together, we gathered up a few things to carry, and we left the house. >> they took 10 of the orphans with them and settled in in a crowded u.n. camp, reactions cashews and beef jerky to get by, eventually running out of options, making the hard

a video from happier times, brad and kim with orphans that lost their parents to conflict and illness. a year before the campbells sold everything and moved here to set up an orphanage and this piece was shattered last december. fighting broke out and pitting the armed factions against each other and struggling for political power and one morning, the campbells got caught in the cross fire and hiding in the home under the beds from a fire fight. they survived the morning but left that afternoon. >> we just waited out and went to the u.n. compound because the fights was close. >> we gathered everyone topth and carried up things to carry and we left the house. >> they took ten of the orphans with them and settled in on a crowded u.n. camp. they ran out of options and made the hard decision to leave the orphans behind. they made it to a safe haven in kenya and searched for ways to get the kids out. >> for the areas, there's been no way for anyone to get in touch and we would have been sitting there waiting it out without email, without phones, without any way to kind of move ahead with things. >> earlier in the mont