in the city of chandra, close to the epi center of the quick. it struck the mainly mountainous region on the main island of java. rescue work has been made more difficult with teams having to contend with landslides and off to shocks. more than 300 people have been injured and over 13000 have been taken to evacuation centers. but the true picture of this disaster continues to slowly emerge for both rescuers and victims. i'm here because i need to find my family. my sister in law. she was buried here under this land flood. there were 3 of them. the mother and her 2 children. i walked all the way from where i was to this place yesterday afternoon. when i got here, nothing was left. everything was very i was crying and immediately grabbed my husband and children. if i didn't pull the mouse, we might have become victims of the house with shaking as if it was dancing. i would have done and then the rescue operation has been difficult. body she's on that guy because the condition of the earth is sticky. wash and tools to excavate are inadequate. we do

oh is chandra lou wolf more include cold or hear from me far fired to the biggest version new far but let me clear this lot. you agree full for bears. all of them are in continuous legal war. maybe for an unfortunate accident this time, but a real 3 says the conflict continues on poland. still steve though with poland and nato saying that this was not a direct attack. bought an accident. is this now the end of it? i asked michael kim, it's a state to palm and russia. ukraine analyst during the obama administration, who is now a history professor at the catholic university of america. i think so. it's hard to imagine that it gets any worse from here. this been a bit of confusing messaging from, from ukraine and from president zelinski who continued. it continues not quite to accept this version of it as a ukranian myself. but i think that too, will said, pretty, pretty quickly it's, it's an effect. good news that things have worked out as they have. so let's drill down on that. i think, to the point just a little bit my, what do you, my can president's lensky statements regarding the s

i do want to say there's one thing about chandra the fact that company's name chandra land.nda land it's like a fact of life not a defining feature of life. and like girl i don't know that it works that way. i am also like what i understand with the considerable power that she has she is putting a vision of how she went to the world to be. there's any lesson from that we should all be taking. what does it mean to both have the audacity to have the cultural because she is rich she has her own show. so now you just get to go around and tell me let me tell you how the world should be i wish more black women have that kind of rspower. and then i think were cooking. >> unhurt. lawlessness showing p in barbados. i thought that was empowering. once again the freedom of expression. creating multiple sizes and cues i think that is beautiful. >> i just want to say something about bridget in. i have to confess that first season and certainly the pandemic. early lover like many of us and to see these black people i was tearful. in my mind i had converted so i could fit inan somewhere. i

i would like to express my deepest condolences on the earthquake that hit the chandra city and west job a province will plan. yeah, my instruction is to prioritize rescuing and evacuation victims still trapped under the rubber that many of those who died were children are jessica washington has been speaking to survivors in charge you as she enjoys sang hospital. these are the young survivors of monday's devastating earthquake at a marry him is here with 2 of her grandchildren. the family was trapped in the rubble of their home, but not all of them made it out. wood amar, my youngest grandchild, died in her mother's arms. she was sleeping at the time and her mother was reciting to crohn. her name was mia. she was only 2 years old. the children's mother is struggling through the physical and emotional pain. she's one of the patients being treated in this car park because the hospital has been damaged. at least 60 children have died at this hospital alone, according to doctors. yeah, i mean i'm young, muffled like the majority brought in here are children that according to our notes, most

tell us what's been happening that well, i'm here as you can on which is a subs district of chandra. this is one of the areas that was affected by a landslide which followed the earthquake. you can see some of the houses behind me damaged but more significantly, the damage that has been done to the houses that you can no longer see because of the land slide in this area. there were some 25 houses. and what we've heard from speaking true, the head of this community is that around 36 people are missing. 5 bodies have been found so far. but there are also concerns, not only for the residents of this immediate area, but also the people who passed by it's hard to picture and in this stage as, as it looks right now. but this is a busy residential area. and also many people pass through this road on their way to school on their way to work. and so there are concerns for the people who may have just been passing by when this landside hit. and right now you can see quite quite a flurry of activity here as rescuers try to find some of the bodies of, of the missing people. this is an area where

jessica, back you jessica washington live 1st there in chandra, indonesia or the turkish president says he will launch a ground offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria. that follows a series of strikes traded between turkey or an armed groups in syria since an explosion in istanbul last week, which anchor blames on kurdish groups. military has been bombing kurdish targets in northern syria in retaliation. said m. casala reports now from the southern turkish city of gassy, until i ha, this mother is destroy her 5 year old son. her son was killed in an attack. you the turkey syrian border on monday? oh, wow. a rocket hit his 1000 cock. how much district. while he was playing with his by his relatives, call him a hero. the rockets were reported the launched by curtis, why pg fighters in northern syria, one of my sons, uncles describes what families going through. we actually had big pain. no words can explain it. there's nothing more that i concert turkey cancer, there is the y p g a c o in branch of its alpha ker to some workers party or p k. k . a federal, a 5 year old hassan

victoria chandra.vsk , almost a month 's worth of precipitation fell, snowfalls, blizzards this morning led to large-scale traffic jams, the usual way took the townspeople for an hour and a half more, and the cars slipped the bus . this is a typical picture now for khabarovsk steep descents and ascents to overcome such obstacles, not everyone is at risk on the asphalt of porridge and snow and reagent. underneath the ice roads that have not yet had time to lead in order. after the previous snow cyclone. tuesday turned into an obstacle course, traffic jams and accidents. made the way to work for many an hour and a half longer. can't get up. you see, the rolled road, in general. now i ’m going to go ka-ka- it’s backwards morning traffic jams of 10 points have grown into an unprecedented daytime seven-point, while in the city center the roads are half empty, many drivers have clearly become pedestrians during the snowfall. now we drove what we drive it 20 minutes on given mary harvesting equipment works in

the epicenter of the quake was in chandra, west java, indonesia, most populous province. jessica washington reports from jakarta, wounded and days. these are some of the people injured when a magnitude 5.6 earthquake struck their town in west java, while some seek treatment at a hospital. others are waiting for news of their loved ones. this footage posted on social media shows the aftermath at a boarding school and authorities say potentially thousands of houses are damaged. communications in the affected areas are disrupted, and many roads are also blocked. ah, there is still an area that has not been evacuated, which is manguno because the road is completely block due to a landslide. the earthquake jumped at the indonesian capital around a 100 kilometers from the epi center. evacuation orders were issued for thousands of people in jakarta, central business district. witnesses report seeing some high rise buildings swing for several minutes and no one me get me wrong. allen, corey, are you being alada? it was so strong as if someone had pushed me. denisia is prone to na

tell us what's been happening that ah, just to give you a sense of what the mood is like in chandra since we've arrived. we've been here for a few hours now. we've heard the nonstop sound of sirens. you can probably hear those as well as ambulances, as health workers. try to reach those and need and wait here at the rumor, san san hot science hospital in gen george. this is one of 3 hospitals treating some of the injured there are some 460 patients here who were injured in the earthquake and i'll just step out. so you can take a look at their condition. we've heard from a hospital representative that the majority of them are suffering from head trauma and also fractures to their arms and legs. and what the hospital representative also told us is that many of the injured are young children and even babies a short while ago. we heard from a national minister who noted that many of the victims of this earthquake, what children who are praying at school when the earthquake struck. and so that is why many of the people behind me are young people. and that is the situation that people are deali

joe roosevelt amended chandra law applying a utopian mysterious place of the mountain. he had that whimsical nature about naming things bridget that's what its name. as mail president eisenhower renamed after his grandson, camp david. that is how we know it today. >> you describe kempton for a lot of our viewers and listeners who i'm sure have never visited camp david in person. i'm probably will not visit camp david. when you paint a picture of what the camp is like? >> i will try. great partners of ours 1800 feet elevation, on the spring and summer months. a leafy canopy perfectly manicured yards, the road meanders to the camp. in these cabins we presidential walk-through all the cabins have this oak plank siding with the certain shade of green paint. all the roofs are cedar shake shingles. these very rustic, very leafy, very fresh. but at night i find it particularly surreal definitely quiet, no white except pathway light. no noise except for a squirrel in the tree no lights, no noises from below eerily quiet peaceful. inside the campus is called cedar just from the

via coverage, but we can name the gabby petitto chandra levy, the lacy peterson and the list goes on and on, but no one can really name a person of color that's missing. that has gotten that nationally media coverage and we're working to change that. with so much focus on how police and media organizations cover people who are missing or not has anything changed in the past year. plus absolutely we have been invited to newsrooms across the country . we have also had partnerships with national media outlets, and they're saying media coverage? how can we even the playing field but we still have a lot more work to do. there are hundreds of thousands of people of color that are still missing at an alarming rate, and the community isn't aware of it. so we're working hand in hand, but it also takes the media, law enforcement and the community to get this job done. we've linked to columbia journalism review's tulip ktvu .com so you can see your predicted outcome for yourself. wilson by the way, says she hopes people use their results as a springboard for more meaningful conversations about

gyan chandra acharya.t commission, today, over3,000 in 1816, the first commission, today, over 3,000 of them serve in the british army. the chief of the services admiral sir tony radakin and sir ben key chief of the naval staff and chief of the general staff general sir patrick standards, the chief of the air staff, air chief marshal sir mike wigston. and they are followed by the civilian chief representatives of the merchant navy, air transport auxiliary association and the civilians services. andrew pascoe for the merchant navy and the fishing fleets. john lumsden for the air transport auxiliary association. and the chair of the national fire chiefs council, mark hardingham. and that ends the formal wreath laying and the service follows, led by the bishop of london. 0 almighty god, grant, we beseech thee, that we who here do honour to the memory of those who have died in the service of their country and of the crown may be so inspired by the spirit of their love and fortitude that, forgetting all selfish

because they don't get that around the clock media coverage, but we can name the gabby potatoes the chandra the lacy peterson and the list goes on and on, but no one can really name a person of color that's missing that has gotten international media coverage, and we're working to change that, with so much focus on how police and media organizations cover people who are missing or not. has anything changed in the past year. plus with all that focus on, you know some inequities. absolutely we have been invited to newsrooms across the country. we have also had partnerships with national media outlets and they're saying to us how can we do a better job in providing media coverage? how can we even the playing field but we still have a lot more work to do. there are hundreds of thousands of people of color that are still missing at an alarming rate, and the community isn't aware of it. so we're working hand in hand, but it also takes the media, law enforcement and the community to get this job done. now we've linked the columbia journalism review's tool at ktvu .com. web links so you can see you

for instance chandra jackson has a resume and jennifer sue jones has a resume, equal qualifications. jackson will have to send in multiple, multiple resume letters to get the interview as opposed to jennifer jones because of the inherent racial discrimination. when we are looking at the kinds of biases in american society is the limit access to jobs, limit access to housing. we have incredible studies about what that means in terms of the discrimination in housing, the scrim a nation in healthcare when looking, the discrimination in policeing. when we are looking at all of this, just asking about black folks killing black folks and not looking at whites hukill whites and not looking at the kinds of structural inequalities that are there in american society we are not asking for of real answer, we are asking for that kind of soundbite answer. >> he said i like everything you're saying and disagree with everything you 're saying. i think i saw you smile out of the corner of my eye. >> because i've had that before. and i am like, great. come with the evidence, come with the facts, come