the person who did it was key ana parsons perez.. >> y'all, please send us some help. somebody, please, send us some help. we are trapped. the wall is stuck on me. nobody can get to us. >> we subsequently talked to key ana parsons perez, who joins me now, who told us about her harrowing experience on her 40th birthday, by the way, is when it happened. kiana, thank you for being with us. before you and i had talked yesterday, you had gone to paducah, where there is adequate health care and you discussed that you felt a little bit injured. and we talked about you going to get checked up, you going to a hospital. i believe you did do that? >> yes, i did. i did. >> and are you okay? >> i'm okay. i have to follow up with my primary care physician, to make -- you know, in a couple of days. i have to follow up and do things like that. so, you know, we still don't know the extent of my injuries, though. >> you were talking me yesterday about the fact that when we said, we don't know that everybody has been rescued from that building, and yo

and parsons police chief bob spinks joins us right now from parsons, kansas. from the midwest. >> it's good to have you. thank you very much. what happened? >> well, what happened is on december 3rd, a friday afternoon, our school resource officer, who has had working patrol because we, like many agencies across the united states are short shifted and trying to recruit officers, had come home early in the morning had to double back for another shift that afternoon. she left her purebred german shepherd out into a fenced backyard which water food outbuilding, and it was unseasonably beautiful day here in parsons, about 73 degrees outside. she went to lay down, caught some shut eye, woke up went outside and she found the carcass of her beautiful little puppy, the head had been severed, the head has not yet been recovered. and also we found the muzzle of the animal. based on the crime scene it appeared that one or more individuals broke into that backyard, took the puppy to another location, we believe it was probably shot in the head. it was -- it was -- the hea

had been called on earlier to plan cornell's first building group, and parsons continues. it is greatly to his great that he was willing and able to solve divergent approaches and to preserve the order and beauty of the cornell quadrangle which is pictured here. olmsted was able to establish cordial relationship with cornell's founders and continue to consult with them in building the grounds and academic manners, even as a short time, serving as a trusty for the new school. so why all olmsteds direct influence was scant on berkeley massachusetts, and main, and somewhat limited at cornell, according to schuler and colleagues, these plans constitute the earliest and most comprehensive statement of his philosophy of campus design. his work also informed other more fully realized campus designs and planning more broadly. olmsted and those who succeeded him did much educational work across the united states and canada. quelcy notes this reflects an ever-increasing importance that education came to occupy an american life after the civil war. frederic olmsted was in a generatio

's voting against the use of covey. parson john murray is a former conservative mer of when he says johnson is now a liability, basically hasn't got the bucking the party anymore. really was an awful lot against him. says one thing, one day and goes totally the opposite elect day. the conservatives are likely to review the way they govern when parliament returns from the christmas recess and the new year. there's little political cheer for boris johnson right now. andrew simmons, al jazeera women shropshire. ah, this is algae. let's get a round up. now on the top stories u. s. corona virus cases and hospital admissions are surging. on average, more than a $120000.00 infections are reported each day, an increase of 40 per cent on last month. i'm a crime is increasing rapidly and we expected to become the dominant strain in the united states as it has in other countries. in the coming weeks, we've seen cases of armor crown among those who are both vaccinated and boosted. and we believe these cases are milder or is symptomatic because of vaccine protection. the u. k. as in a record number of c

keonna parsons perez joins us by phone.e making it out. how are you doing both physically and emotionally right now? >> physically, i'm okay, you know. i'm okay. emotionally, i'm less okay. it's been rough getting -- when i went to the hospital, i saw people there and they were telling me what happened to some of our co-workers and some of the other people and that's just been really, really hard. >> i cannot even imagine how hard that is. you said that things happened very quickly. it was like a house of cards falling in just a matter of seconds. tell us more about what it was like. >> it was absolutely the most terrifying experience that i've ever been in. because my feet were -- my feet were completely stuck. at first, i'm a very kind of easy-going person at certain times, so i wasn't getting all worked up about it. i'm like, y'all, we've done been in a million storms, you know. the wind is building, surely we'll be okay. then we start feeling wind. and then my ears started to pop. and then it was like the whole building

. >> reporter: kianna parsons perez was also working on friday night.ing came down, she went on facebook live to ask for help. and to tell people that she was still alive and kianna is joining me now. kianna, i am so happy you're with us, i am so happy you're doing okay, but man, that must have been such a harrowing, emotional experience. talk to me about what you went through. >> good morning. it definitely was. looking at those -- i know both of those people, and we haven't -- i haven't seen or spoken to a lot of my coworkers since this happened, so seeing them, i'm happy that they made it out and i'm happy to see them, but just knowing what we went through, it was completely indescribable. um, it happened so fast. and i was fortunate enough to be in a place where i was close, right by many of my coworkers and we were able to talk to each other and kind of support one another, give each other support. like you said, i went live to let people know that we were in there, because i called 911 to tell them what happened, and they said, we know, we're tryi

one of the employees, key yawna parsons-perez posting this. >> pray for us. >> reporter: they would reach her and pull her from the rubble. >> they got me out. >> reporter: the fire chief here describing rescuers crawling over the dead to get to the survivors. >> we had to, at times, crawl over casualties to get to live victims to get them out. and mark those casualties as we worked our way through the rubble. >> reporter: we have seen the devastation first hand here, in neighborhood after neighborhood. nearly every home destroyed. and inside that home, tina snyder, a grandmother, hovering over her two grandchildren and a niece. >> we hunkered in a corner. it was -- i don't want to do it again, ever. >> reporter: tina takes us inside her home to show us what little remains. her bedroom open to the outdoors. >> this is where my baby would have been sleeping. >> reporter: and yet in her living room the christmas tree and the presents untouched. just down the street, james moore, a father protecting his children in a closet under the stairs. >> i don't know how to describe it. just sounded l

for nearly three hours, deanna parsons perez was trapped in darkness and debris.und her. >> some people still haven't made it home. some of them are in hospitals still, and why me? why me? how was i able to survive? >> reporter: a mother of four, her life hanging in the balance for hours at this factory, after a natural disaster of historic proportions ravaged her small corner of kentucky. in the beating heart of the country, over the weekend, a massive storm. a giant among giants. at least 40 reported tornadoes tearing apart the landscape piece by piece. >> this is a large, destructive event across nine states in the month of december. just crazy. >> reporter: at least 88 men, women, and children killed. >> what were those 24 hours like, hell, a war zone? >> reporter: from kentucky. >> it's upsetting. >> to missouri, illinois, tennessee, arkansas. nine states battered by the storm's path. >> our community has suffered such a tremendous loss of life. a way to make a living, homes. and we cry with them. >> reporter: the largest, a massive ef-3 tornado, stretching 2

the letter is so parson, all the emails and texting and all that is all in person and you know how much time and effort to take to sit down in pen something. so it means a lot more. my mom was clean out some files and gave me that picture. so i love it . i've been born to do this kind of stuff doing his way back. been my mom may. so i was ready. i guess you plan for me to be somebody and i got the envelope printed inside is a letter for me. i want to continue to do big things, but a membership c o person. and that's what i am a t spokesperson. that's what the union representatives off when that law makers. so hopefully people don't look at us like some politicians, a different kind of election so sent out way more than a 1000 of them have one more year to go with the union. and as i said, i think i'll be able to smile asleep a little better and not have nightmares about, you know, who lost the job today or who's getting written up for silly stuff or things like that. if you take it personally, which i do is say with you in a very negative type away, really it with you get this allergic

>> to know that i survived this, honey, listen, it's humbling, and i am forever grateful >> kiana parsonselebrated her 40th birthday today, but also her very survival she was one of the workers inside the factory. >> i think the lights went out and then we did a rock, rock, rock, boom and everything fell down on us. >> while trapped, she sent out this plea through facebook live. >> somebody, please, send us some help. we are trapped the wall is stuck on me nobody can get to us >> she was trapped for two hours. >> i'm, like, stuck underneath the walls i'll be the last person probably to get out, but i know i'm going to be okay >> and she was, with help from local rescue teams and inmates from a nearby jail who had been working at the factory. kiana made it out. >> they got me out >> relief for one of the lucky ones to get out as tonight the death toll from the scene is still climbing >> kathy, can you lay out for us what's happening right now on the ground there >> well, kate, there are first responders from neighboring jurisdictions. they tell me they plan on being out here as long as nee

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change has been a mother big topic this year as a world experience as some of the most extreme weather parsons on record from intense rain fall flat. some heat waves and greenhouse gases from human activity like burning fossil fuels on generating electricity, are contributing significantly to these hazards. that is right, say m j, africa has been responsible for less than 4 percent of global emissions, but it is by far the most vulnerable region to the effects of climate change. and experts predicts that most parts of the continent will experience much dryer conditions. that's already the case in parts of kenya. northern can you to be specific which have not seen rain for more than a year. this as dw correspondent mario miller reports. these mothers have walked for hours to reach this health placidity. they want to have their babies checked. some of these babies are severely malnourished, and their mothers were breastfeeding them. haven't been able to eat properly in weeks. now they are being registered here. the south facility and they hope to receive nutrition supplements. one of them is edd

kyanna parsons-perez was trapped under the debris there and she was streaming live on facebook. >> thise water fountain, it's on me along with the wall. >> reporter: she was one of 40 people rescued from there last night. >> we had to at times crawl over casualties to get to live victims. >> reporter: by daylight, the search intensified. excavators were brought in to dig through the wreckage. among the missing is the mother of paige tingles' fiancÉ. >> i want her safe and live and at home. >> reporter: to monette, arkansas, more destruction. because of another tornado this nursing home was torn apart. at least one person died, 20 people were trapped. >> and to see what they've had to go through, it breaks my heart to see that. >> reporter: storms left more than a 140-mile path of destruction across the state of tennessee, homes were leveled. back here in kentucky, search and rescue efforts continue now, including in muhlenberg county where ten people have tied died. here's an emotional plea from one of the elected officials to everybody watching tonight. >> prayer, prayer, prayer. pleas

for example, in 2014 russia or goose by 8th grade year and started zoom war in gun parsons at east eastern part of ukraine, and at same time 0 where russian ukrainian 3, this moral ah, russia was again under all very tauriel. and thank you, chris and russell saint lou early. so nobody actually expected the thrasher would move it soldiers ha, to premier and to them. but nobody expected that nobody expected zak and age. certain theme was short by ransom. missa laraca, in green earned 300 civilians were killed. i saw nobody expected birds focusing on know, focusing on what's happening right now. do you think an invasion is possible or likely if this possible so we should prepare for the worst scenario? we don't know where the future is planning for large scale offensive a limited military offensive, or it's just a bluff. it's black, maybe like a cabin in the spring ah, this year. so the basic answers that we do not know. i would like also to stress zuraw no late the military structures in ukraine. no basis. and that's very important because what we're doing is saying about nate or, you know,

parson are demonstrating against eric the more he's holding his 1st presidential campaign rally on the outskirts of the capital. is a well known television puns it and really to hearing from us, but he has no political experience, but he's like 3 me, famous in france, records reversal inflammatory fall, right? opinions are more is mc migration. his anti islamic talk in the post about supporting muslims. he's also upset many in the jewish community by saying that the regime of world war 2 here and problems collaborated with the not faith should be glorified. he also has many opinions when it comes to women, he sees their role as in the home as child bears. he says, the biologically capable of being leaders. and what people here say is eric more is a threat to democracy, a threat to from institutions? well, a month or so back the more was doing rather well, according to the opinion polls poll suggested that he could be to the far right political party lead to marine the pen to reach the 2nd round runoff against the french president, emanuel micron. but in recent weeks, his ratings do see

that is still quite a crop of showers across northern parson. that's going to continue to be the case as we go one into thursday by thursday. let's look a little further west. it's warming up, getting up to around 35 celsius in perth. could get up to around 38 by friday, reaches a 42 on christmas day. that will be the hottest christmas for perth on record. we asked looking at sir one or 2 showers longest bells of rain making the way across the zealot. but it's in the process of drawing up and brightening up here as we head towards the christmas. we can. meanwhile, we're looking at some dry weather, grassy, making its way toward southern parts of china. our old tropical storm, a typhoon re. that's now making its way further into the open waters brightest guys coming back in behind for a time course. a good part of china and the korean peninsula for now, still some wind, she shares for northern parts of japan feeding all the way up into her kite. ah, i've come back to sarajevo to revisit the fascinating part of calcium history. they were crazy, cr

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that is a great point and that is when you come to the table with better ideas, you're not just a no parson. if you're going to kill our industry, we need you to bring some education, some opportunity, some job growth. what can we do to rebuild the people who work in industry tend to retrain them to put them into technology that would just be asking for the resources to help me play? what kind of me and i get it is area to try something new when you have any kind of it has been built on the whole and other type of energy source we get it. however, there is an thanks for that. and the fix is not just saying no, it's for asking for more for his community, and he's been in this long and does not know how to allocate community resources. there is a much bigger problem with it. so that is the question. you have to look, i say, i want to ask you, has jo failed his constituents because there's not many other options right now in west virginia. how much diversity of industry within a state is that a failure on his part? you know, it's a failure on messaging when you're trying to sell people on the

say a lot about the the way conversations are, of course the president severely met once performed. parson at the summit in geneva in june's instantly had phone calls, but this is the 2nd face to face me. it will be it online. of course, and really relations have been an all time low best that was they've been getting even worse in a spiral of tip without expulsions and threats of sanctions. and we mentioned red lines that through the buzzword of the day, because for moscow, they very clearly said the red lines that a deployment of certain weapon systems missile troops in ukraine, as your body said, he's not concerned by that. washington will act as they see fit, and this comes against the backdrop of threats, of new sanctions, of course, and saying it will potentially target move over the russian government. bloomberg saying that should be targeting russian banks and their ability to convert roubles into foreign currency. and even targeting the russian direct investment fund, that's the russian southern wealth fund. now, since then, the head of the main bank, because back in russia govern

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i took parson, the 201320162018 protests against basha and here i am now and will continue to protest until our demands amiss. i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government and there is peace. freedom and justice. sedans uprising thought it over hikes in prices of basic commodities, but it's soon turned into calls for an end to the government of our model machine, which had been in power for 3 decades. his military ousted him in april 2019 and signed a power sharing agreement with the political coalition forces of freedom and change which were presented the protest movement. but the partnership came to an end in october, when the military dissolved the transitional government and arrested several government officials that sparked anger and renewed protests on the street. a deal between the outset prime minister of the lamb duke and the military would stop him reinstated back to his position. feel the anger further with sudan, witnessing the largest turnouts yet since the takeover. all i'm saying is that evolution never actually ended. it's continuing and we will contin

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she lived in the idyllic parson village where 3 glaciers meet in northern bucket. but under the 3. com isn't ever present dangerous because those glaciers and melting and a different rates because of land erosion and floods, their house is not only 12 meters away from riverbank present. his family lived in constant fear, not knowing whether another flood will sweep it all away. is that john said the, this used to be our agricultural land when i was a child, we had fruit, orchards, and field. after massive glacial outflows became more frequent. it's all become part of the river. the whole area in the summer is the merge. we faced constant danger. our village has lost cattle and lots of agricultural land and this area has become more dangerous. 7000000 people at risk from glacial league outburst floods of gloves as they look in the known out of the 3000 or more glacier lakes in northern pakistan. the united nations development program says 33 dangerous tutors get more than 600 acres of arable land have been lost to the river. many people living in the past who are an

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. >> one of the employees, kyanna parsons perez, trapped.osting this video pleading for help. >> please, y'all, pray for us. get somebody to come and help us. >> they would reach kyanna, and pull her from the rubble. >> hey, y'all, they got me out. >> the fire chief here describing rescuers crawling over the dead to get to the survivors. >> we had to, at times, crawl over casualties to get to live victims, to get them out. and mark those casualties as we work our way through the rubble. >> at least 40 workers have been rescued. including jemaryon hart, who was rushed to the hospital. >> my main focus was just try to make sure i can, you know, savor every breath i was able to take in and watch my breathing. i kept hearing people around me yell, this person has died. this person is not responding. >> first responders remain at the scene. carefully combing through what is left. the desperate search for survivors. using search dogs to help find those who might still be trapped. the governor acknowledging it will be a miracle to find anybody else

october and which they said the real to dance, transition and federal data loss at butler, i took parson, the 201320162018 protests against the sheer and here i am now and will continue to protest until our demands, amid i will keep protesting until there is the civilian government. and there is peace, freedom, and justice. all i'm saying is that evolution never actually ended a discontinuing, and we will continue until we are to have all of our goals. we don't want anybody to be the head of the state any more. we want civilian government, we want justice for all the wounded. all the martyr, our friends brothers and sisters and sons, we want justice for all of them. i'm dying. i came all the way from so not to participate in these anniversary protest to restore our stolen revolution. this day is a turning point in the revolution of an end to the takeover. and even if it's not, we will continue to protest. we're still, we're our revolution, which cost many lives protest as we're able to reach the southern gates of the presidential palace on the anniversary of the revolution. security forc

and parson at the summit in geneva, or this summer, they've had phone calls back and forth then, but this is only their 2nd at a face to face communication, albeit online, of course. and since that meeting in geneva, tensions have really been simmering in relationship between the the president, sam, between mosque on washington wider at best for it. worse spiraling thou into a worsening a pattern of tit for tat threats and expulsions and sanctions. but red lines very much been the buzzword of the day to day. moscow stating that redline in ukraine is the deployment of certain types of weaponry or troops, jo bought and saying he doesn't care about that. he won't accept any red lines in america will do. it sees fit. this of course, comes amid media accusations of this unconfirmed, a build up troop bill up on the quote in border or russian territory of course, but on the board with ukraine, which media are saying could lead to potential invasion or intervention of some sort come the end of january and of course that goes hand in hand with a threat of sanctions. washington has been threat

while at the same time, he highlighted what he called a parson of russian aggression. the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman no says remarks like that only create more tension. if a shingle wars man, this is it, is information campaign that aims to crate. firstly, the image of russia is an aggressor, a secondly, additional pattern in the region, including the black sea, the russia, green border, and se ukraine look. so this will not bring stability and security either international relations or the regional janda. it will undoubtedly complicate everything. meanwhile, journalists, primarily of course western door noise freely used the word aggressor for into our country over to you, what try to the have to do this. i tried understand this every time. when was the last time russia attacked anyone else? people need to back up this claim with arguments and how many times have needed countries, the texts her and states in the last 20 years. how many special operations were carried out by the nato countries that we were to? can you show me something in close to that from t

all the presidents have only met once in parson that was back in summer at the geneva summit since then. they've had the various phone conversations, but this is the 1st time since that sour, they're meeting face to face even if it is online. and since then, really tensions have at best remained at a constant level and at worst of deteriorated spiraling at downwards. at further down on red lines really have been the, the buzzword of the day here today. russia claiming that bare red line would be at certain types of weapons, muscles, and troops in ukraine or says border. joe biden, being quite caught broad saying he doesn't care about that, and he tends to do whatever he wants. and this comes amid unconfirmed reports. of course allegations about a military build up on the russian ukrainian border on russia's territory, but allegedly, and preparing for some sort of invasion at the end of january. that's what much the media frenzy has been with hang up. and in turn, the threat of sanctions, once again coming up, joe bought and washington threatening sanctions against certain members of the

for the parsons family, it all feels last—minute, giving people dilemmas over who to choose. larger families and they have literally had to change their plans last—minute. i know that our friends at the local pub, they like to gather, you know. so everyone is in the whatsapp group saying, you know, this is really going to affect everyone. if they were going to do something they should have given people more notice than just a couple of days before christmas. i don't really think that people are going to listen to the recommendations. last christmas gave us all similar heartbreaking decisions to make. who would be in your bubble, who would be left out in the cold? this year, well, there is no last—minute lockdown but there is the same uneasy sense that the rules are changing day by day. today's announcement is the third in wales in less than a week. and even more measures could follow. if we need to do more, the welsh government will not stand back. we never have. these are difficult decisions. they are not always popular decisions. but if the evidence says to us that more has

parsons continues, it is greatly to his credit, that he was able to avoid divergent approaches, and to preserve the order and beauty of the cornell quadrangle, which is pictured here. olmsted was able to establish a cordial arrangement with cornell's founders, and continue to consult with them about building the grounds, and academic manners. even for a short time, serving as a trustee on the new school. while olmsted's direct influence was scammed on berkeley, massachusetts, and maine, and somewhat limited at cornell, according to schuller, these plans constitute the earliest, and most comprehensive statement of his philosophy of campus design. his work also informed other more fully res lies campus designs more broadly. olmsted, and those who succeeded him, didn't much educational work against the united states and canada. it is noted that this reflects, and never increases importance of education, and coming to occupy american life after the civil war. frederik olmsted was in a generation of social thinkers who gave credence to the notion, that the physical environment of planning,

in the spirit of by parsons -- been low on inflation because you see a single earner could support a up 50%. my electricity is up 20%. my rent is up 25%. and then you hear the consumer price index is up 5%. my, how are they figuring the number out? adding up all that stuff and weighing against seth rogen dvds. it took a long time to get to that. >> greg: it was a three hour drive to a half an hour trip. >> if prices had going on, we would be jumping on biden. if prices go down, shouldn't criticize him. the real issue is inflation. the economy is settling. we are resettling in our old habits and probably celeb a few months of this bread but the gas prices can come down comments two questions. it supply better or as demand worse? i hope it does not demand worse. i hope it is applied being more plentiful because of demand is up -- >> greg: what you think i'm a joke? >> it's like the saying when life can gives you don lemons, he should change the channel. it shows you how out of touch they are. it's like a pirate who robbed you and slips you a coin as he sailed away. it is like yeah, thi

maggie keenan getting herfirst, and a world firstjab from matron may parsons.er the year. we are now a tandem, we are now called maggie may! i'm so happy. i'm so happy i got the jab and it has been a wonderful year, really. maggie was number one of many. over 8 billionjabs around the world. in the uk, more than 180 million doses have been given. and almost 21 million people are on the third or boosterjab. we've all got used to sites like this over the last 12 months. people turning up, rolling up their sleeves, and getting their jab. now at that time one in every 70 covid cases ended in death. that has now fallen to one in every 290. we are testing more, but still it gives you a sense of what a real game changer vaccines have been. in the january peak, they had about 270 covid patients here. that has now fallen to around 35. most of them have not had their vaccine. the patients that we are getting in my covid wards are mainly the ones that are really, really poorly, with no medical histories, are young and fit. and unvaccinated. and we have also had a lot of pr