HARLOW: Welcome back. Well, as you know on this show, we have been closely following the Saudi-led coalition air strikes in Yemen that continue to kill children. Overnight, there were more. According to the Houthi-controlled Health Ministry, 30 people were killed, 22 of them children. Children fleeing an earlier bombing. This is the latest flashpoint in Yemen's ongoing civil war. Just earlier this month, another Saudi-led air strike hit a school bus carrying dozens of children, killing 51 people, 40 of them are kids. And CNN has confirmed the bomb used in that attack was made by a top U.S. Defense contractor. Nima Elbagir has been all over this and joins me now. Our senior international correspondent. And Nima, when I woke up to the news this morning, I was appalled but not surprised. What are you hearing?</s>NIMA ELBAGIR, CNN SENIOR INTERNATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: No, and sadly neither are the people on the ground. We managed to speak to a surviving family member. And he described just real heartbreak there. Not only were there air strikes in the village that they -- that this family were fleeing but the air strikes continued even as --
22 Children Killed While Evacuating Bombed-out Homes.