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how you can support ongoing recovery efforts after a week in the dark, american cave diver mark dickey is safe on the surface see the moment he was pulled from the depths. is your cold medicine working? medicine working? the fda says a popular ingredient may not actually help with decongestion. the swap you may want to make in your medicine cabinet. the aaron rodgers era may be over and this pup escaped his owner on an active runway. now he's back home we have the touching reunion three weeks in the making. it's tuesday, september 12 "early today" starts right now >> good early morning to you, i'm jessica layton >> grad lad you're with us, i'm frances rivera more than 2800 people are confirmed dead after the 6.8
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magnitude tremor in morocco. the window for finding survivors in the rubble is fast closing. there are still miracles happening. >> reporter: high in the atlas mountain mountain glimmers of hope. this man clutching his two daughters. his other two children were killed these were the horrifying moments when this massive 6.8 magnitude quake struck friday night. sending customers pouring out of a restaurant, buildings crashing down this man imagmanaging to ese just before the roof caved in. here in the middle of the performance, the wedding band rushes out retravel to one of the hardest-hit areas. you can smell the death here between 90 and 100 people were killed in this village alone, and they're no longer looking
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for survivors. she says this is her bedroom right here four members of her family were killed in the earthquake she says everybody was taken up. right now they're looking for things they're looking for identity cards and other things they need >> reporter: in mountain villages like this one, construction materials are rudimentary. faced with a mountain avalanche like this they didn't stand a chance helicopters caused further damage the moroccan government is facing criticism over the pace of the response. many struggling to reach remote areas. but this woman lost seven members of her family and her home but still has abundance of kindness she insisted on making us tea. but her son abdul kareem fears for the future he tells us without more help from the government this whole village may soon disappear all they're asking for is that the government rebuilds their homes and gives them food.
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they're not asking for much. >> if you want to support the recovery and rebuilding effort, we encourage you to check out some of these organizations, including unicef, doctors without borders and the moroccan food bank who are all taking donations. the kremlin announced that president putin has invited kim jong un to russia. kim was confirmed to have left his home country aboard his private, heavily-fortified train late sunday for what will be his second known visit to russia the two powerful leaders are expected to continue discussing russia's war in ukraine and the potential sale of arms between those two nations. those negotiations began during a meeting over the summer. analysts say north korea has a huge supply of weapons that could be used to replenish a depleted russian military. north korea was urged not to provide the weapons to russia. the american scientist trapped thousands of feet
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underground in a cave in turkey has been rescued alive mark dickey emerged from the catacombs more than a week after falling ill on an expedition our molly hunter reports on the ordeal and ultimate triumph of the international team that brought him out alive. [ applause ] >> reporter: the extraordinary moment rescuers have been working towards, as american scientist mark dickey is hoisted to the surface >> it is amazing to be above ground again >> reporter: in the last video of dickey underground inside turkey's deep cave, he's wrapped tightly to a stripper. cocooned so he doesn't slip as rescuers bring him through the final feet of a mammoth 3,400 foot journey to the top. in the last few hours the stretcher rocking and heaving but making steady progress on the pulley system. the 40-year-old new jersey native, an experienced caver suffered from severe gastrointestinal bleeding about ten days ago
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the news reached the surface saturday september 2nd and the first medical team to reach him said he was in serious life-threatening condition remarkably, they performed a blood transfusion. >> as you can see, i'm up, alert, talking i'm not healed on the inside yet, so i need a lot of help to get out of here. >> reporter: when he's stabilized, the mission began on saturday and the nearly 200-strong-team delivered him to safety this is an incredibly remote area he was assessed on site. the plan is then a helicopter airlift to a state hospital in turkey president biden is taking action to bring five american prisoners home from iran the exchange involved granting tehran access to $6 billion in oil revenue at that had been blocked by u.s. sanctions. the state department told congress it was preparing for
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this action on monday. so these five oust citizens have been detained for years now on espionage charges that human rights groups say had no foundation the white house says the deal will also include the release of five iranian nationals detained in the u.s in libya, thousands are feared dead after a powerful storm caused flooding that swept away whole neighborhoods hardest hate is the eastern city where two dams burst causing deadly flash flooding. a state of emergency has been declared in the area between 5,006,000 p0 and 6,00 0n are missing. a new report from an internal watchdog says the department of homeland security has lost track of thousands of migrants while they await their asylum hearings. the i.g. report says the addresses for more than 54,000 of those migrants released
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across the u.s. border prior to their immigration proceedings were left blank on their records. so this leaves dhs with no way to know where they are or to send notifications about their upcoming court dates in response to the report, the agency said it had no need to implement a program to validate address on migrant intake forms. the fda has cleared the way for updated covid shots from pfizer and moderna they are formulated to target the xbb 2.5 variant, which is no longer the dominant strain but the updated shots should still trigger an immune response, since other circulating variants are related to t here's miguel almaguer with more details >> reporter: fda authorization is a major step towards new booster shots. after the cdc meets tuesday, vaccines from moderna and pfizer could go into arms by the end of the week drugmakers say boosters should
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increase protective appoint bodies against the latest strains including ba 286 the cdc says they chose it for even those who already had covid but it doesn't appear to be more severe >> what this booster will do is protect us against severe disease. hospitalization. and the data so far indicate that booster is well matched to those strains. >> reporter: though national covid cases are no longer tracked, some states are reporting a rise, though not a worrisome wave, in new infections hospitalizations are up nearly 16%, even though 97% of adults have some level of protective immunity >> i was extremely exhausted and just like bad congestion >> reporter: college senior lou just caught the virus as she returned to school just like many adults have at work and large venues. >> last week a lot of my classes
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were empty because a lot of kids were reporting that they were sick >> reporter: while the federal government will no longer pay for booster shots, most americans will be covered by private insurance or medicare. local clinics are also expected to offer the roughly $120 shot for free while many new fixeinfections ae mild, there is concern a winter wave could be near if americans don't take precautions or get protection many experts believe all adults will be encouraged to get a shot, especially if they haven't been vaccinated in some time we have a cold front moving east, bringing rain from the great lakes to the northeast nbc meteorologist angie lassman has her eye on this and other unstable systems angie, good morning. >> it's going to be an unsettled start for a lot of folks across country. showers expected from texas all the way into portions of michigan and that cold front's going to work its way to the
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east leaving us with unsettled conditions especially across parts of the northeast there's slow-moving cold front it does have a low risk for severe weather so we're not so much looking at strong storms. heavy rain on top of already-saturated ground we'll see that stick with us for tomorrow, too, so it will be something to watch one other thing we watching, hurricane lee, right now category 3 moving northwest at 7 miles per hour the latest track takes it just to the west of bermuda it does look to take a turn to the north over the next 24 hoursish in the meantime, it will continue to weaken, but we'll start to see as it moves to the north it expanding its wind field. that leaves us with the concern for rip current risk up and down the east coast but potential for direct impacts t the
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southeast, temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s orlando deals with showers and thunderstorms, 97 in houston today. and that's a look at your forecast, ladies, back over to you. >> we're back in 60 seconds with a new report from the fda. while regulators and experts say the most popular cold medicines on the shelves right now might not actually help you at all t actually help you at all hey! you guys want to come in? my mom made dinner. make your table legendary, with country crock. ♪oh♪ ♪then you take me by the hand♪ ♪i feel better again♪ ♪oh i feel better now♪ lysol is supporting schools by providing materials to teach healthy habits.
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we're back to break down the biggest stories in sports, starting with a rollercoaster of a monday night football game between the jets and bills just four plays into his career in new york aaron rodgers was wrapped up by a buffalo defender and left the game. the team fears he tore his achilles tendon, and he has an mri scheduled for today. buffalo took the lead in the fourth only for garrett wilson to come down with a juggling catch to tie things up for the jets and in overtime, gibson called game, taking a punt return to the house to walk it off for new york the jets come from behind and win 22-16.
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one of a kind ceremony this brings us to paws and reflect yoga >> reporter: yoga mats were rolled out at southern connecticut state university for the first everybody paws and reflect event. university police sergeant cindy torres coordinated the event as a unique way to off anyone on campus an opportunity to take a deep breath and remember the fallen . >> i really felt like it was time for us to come together in a quiet space, and kind of, the moment of silence, meditation, prayer, whatever you call it, like just sharing space to heal. >> reporter: yoga inst instruct steph and her dog led the service. >> there are a lot of emotions, and they may exist at the same time, and allowing yourself to have that experience as a day of
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remembrance. >> reporter: the university was applauded for finding different ways to commemorate. his grandfather was a fire commissioner >> he was there at ground zero and lost a lot of friends that day. my mom lost a lot of friends that day who were first responders and from that day he made it a sentiment to never forget. >> and our thanks no that report moving along now, it is an out of this world record nasa astronaut frank rubio has become the american to fly the longest space mission in u.s. history. as of 1:40 p.m. on monday he has officially spent over 355 days in micro gravity so he's close to becoming the first american to spend more than one year in space his anticipated september 27
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return would mark 370 days in orbit at the end of that mission. this pup was supposed to take to the skies as well that wasn't the case. it's tough enough when your dog goes missing, but how about when it happens at the busiest airport in the world the dog disappeared on a trip from the dominican republic to hartsfield-jackson airport her owner was denied entry into the u.s. over a visa issue and the pup escaped from her kennel onto an active runway. miraculously, crews found her unharmed in a cargo area and reunited her with he
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