- Hello?
We're almost there.
Hold on, Steve.
You ready?
Oh.
You're ready mentally?
OK, we'll be there shortly.
We just talked to her.
She said she's packed and ready to go.
Oh, my gosh.
All the kids are coming out to see me.
They know you're going to be here?
Do they know?
Do they--
Oh, she told them.
Oh, [muted].
My mom's going to find out any second.
We're pulling up right now.
OK, bye.
OK, we have to-- we have to do this fast.
You might want to let them know that my mom's going
to find out any second here.
All right, so we just talked to Yolanda.
She told the kids that she's leaving.
So they now know.
Hey.
Clock's ticking.
Are you ready?
Do you need us to get anything else and grab anything else?
Yeah.
All right, show us where you need us.
OK.
Hey, Steve.
There's people walking in the distance down there.
That guy is going to make phone calls.
Show us what's most important in case
we need to get out of here quick.
We'll just throw it in the back of this car.
Jessica, Andrea, let's go.
OK.
All right, do we arrange a little bit?
Come on, guys. Pick it up.
We've got to get out here.
We've got to go.
You guys, we have to be quick.
Let's go.
Hey, Steve.
We got trucks circling.
You stay with the girls.
I'm gonna go check this out.
Have they told your mom?
Holy crap.
OK, throw that in.
How long do we have before your mom will be here,
before someone will be here?
Oh, my gosh
Hey, we've been here way too long.
Pack it up, and let's go.
Let's go.
I thought your siblings were going to come out and see you.
But are they not?
They seem really upset in there.
So can I go say hi to them, or is that going to be a problem?
If you're going to see them, you have to do it now.
All right.
Hi, guys.
Jeanetta, come here.
I want to see you please.
I just want to say hi.
I'm not--
Look--
I don't even recognize you--
like, seriously.
Don't cry.
Oh.
I love you guys.
Don't cry.
Oh, no.
[sad music]
I love you.
OK?
OK.
Oh, no.
[crying]
OK.
OK?
Let's go.
People driving around.
What?
We got trucks, all kinds of trucks coming around.
So they know we're here.
Hi, Steven.
We gotta go.
Bye, guys.
There's two trucks that keep circling around, going slow,
so we gotta get out of here.
Let's go.
Let's go now.
We gotta get out of here.
Jessica.
We got-- we got two trucks that keep coming by.
Now, I'm going to go the opposite
way because they're-- really, there's people coming around.
So I'm going to go in the opposite way
to make sure nobody's on you guys.
All right?
We got to go, like, right now.
We need to go, like, right now. - Drop it.
Let's go.
Hey, Steve.
Her little brother just took off running with the cell phone.
We've got to get out of here.
Go!
[dramatic music]
Oh, that's the boy that went running.
Now, where do I go?
Where do I go? This way?
Right. Right.
And then right again.
Right here? Right here?
Yeah, right.
Right here.
Or wait--
Oh, well, this works.
We have a white truck coming up on us.
[engine revving]
[crying]
If you leave, you will be cut off.
So, like, that's one of the things that's
going to be so hard for me is--
knowing that I won't be able to see my family or talk to them.
I think hell's a state of mind.
And I would rather go to hell than live there because I
just can't do it anymore.