and santa morocco has killed more than 2000 people and enjoyed many of those. the magnitude 6.8 creates struck in the high atlas mountains, south west of the city of marcus. most of the depths would and remote mountain areas that are difficult to reach. as the death toll rises, a frantic search for survivors is now underway in towns and villages across morocco's high atlas mountains. the magnitude $6.00 quake is the strongest to hit the region in more than a century and the sitting comfortably at home. the scene of events suddenly felt a tremor. that's my home, right? because he has rocks funding and people screaming that while most so i didn't know what was happening and this is not. it was the apocalypse, a multi m, as the quick hit remote villages and densely populated tourist areas of like this. cctv footage of patrons in america, best restaurant 80 kilometers from the epicenter captures. the moment the earthquake hit just after 11 pm on friday, it caused widespread panic and chaos in the historic city and terrified residents to flee their homes. that canno

santa clara, i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. a powerful earthquake shakes the country of morocco.g up, officials take stock of the deaths and the damage amid fears of aftershocks. and in bay area, weather fog is moving back into san francisco bay for tonight, but a bit of a warmup expected this weekend. we'll have the update coming up. a first to ride along with bart leaders. what they had to say about the future of the transit system during tonight's talk on the tracks ears to hear what customers want to see change. with bart service and system. ktvu jana katsuyama was there for the ride and joins us live from san francisco tonight. jenna well, for anyone who's been on, bart knows that it can be really loud inside a bart train. but that did not stop them from having a meeting with bart leaders as well as a small group of riders learning about what's going to happen and also they got some very, very honest feedback. a lot of changes are coming down the tracks friday evening at the embarcadere bart station, maybe like a quarter of the train is full. now, afterwards, especially on w

morocco, way of rescue if it's all still on going off the last friday's earthquake. that sofa killed nearly 3000 people. an off, the shock shook. a village near the santa as emergency responders searched for survivors beneath the revel. soldiers and i'd work cuz i'm making a way to remote rural areas where entire villages have been wiped out. dw correspondent, i mean easy if using our cash we off pain if help is now reaching these remote areas. some of the hardest hit areas, villages such as me and paula antique, have finally started to receive the much needed aid. others are still completely cut off, and that's because of these long and winding roads that sometimes are unaccessible because of fallen rocks that are across the road. and it's not black and white as well. some villages which have received a may not have received search and rescue teams and sometimes the other way around . so it really is a constant struggle to keep the 8 flowing. don't forget, a lot of these places are now without water and very desert, the areas and some places are without food. and these materials need to be constantly brought up even on a small mountain road that has f

lost our democracy, not to morocco with rescue efforts a continuing 5 days after an earthquake be killed at nearly 3000 people. and after shop shop, a village navy, after santa as emergency responds, a search for survivors beneath the rebel soldiers and aid workers and making their way to remote rural areas. by the time villages have been blacked out so far as where to reopen the damaged and blocked roads, hopes of finding survivors, a dwindling 19 year old man and your father. abraham walked together through the village, has been devastated by the disaster. the mind is a student in the city affairs. she returned home up to the earthquakes track to find out that 10 of her relatives were killed by the quake. among them was a mine 6 year old brother who was about to go to school. and this concerns me to my brother was a very kind boy. all the neighbors knew him. they cried over him when he died. because whenever anyone austin, for something or to do them a favor, never refuse across the region in remote villages like minds rescue workers continue their search for survivors. they have to adopt their efforts as the chances of finding someone to live feeding fast