deputy high commissioner kelly clements speaking with. a politician it's friday happy end of the week and for our last piece to send you into the weekend we thought we'd like endings up those stories out of bangkok and a visit to this positively popular pet cafe at it there that one in there it's one of about a dozen other pet cafes that have popped up across the city take a look. had a rough day. troubles got you down. this corgi nato is ready to blow all those worries away. to meet the star tractions of the corps he's in the garden cafe pork chop pumpkin baby corn salmon bean and the rest of the gang present and ready for duty. to customers pay for one hour sessions with this canine crew. licks snuggles and selfies are all part of the package. a surprise litter of pups sparked the cafe owners business plan. could tell you that has yet to have my dogs had seven papias. i did not sell them all and the number cruel but it made everything and so we wanted to spread the love and happiness we have here with others i cough a lot all of them ti

storm chaser brandon clement has just arrived in hamilton, mississippi, that is in monroe route and just sent us this video. this was the volunteer fire department. the building has collapsed. the emergency vehicles there damaged. >> i want to show you more video that brandon sent us. that is part of a home. now in a tree. large trees we know are down and they are snapped in half. you saw the sheet metal wrapped around the top of that tree. windows of vehicles have blown out. look at this poor man standing there. we don't know if he is the owner of that property but you can't imagine what it feels like to stand in front of something like that knowing that was your home, that was your place. brendon is on the phone with us right now. brendon, thank you for taking time to be with us. we know the sun is coming up there. what are you seeing this hour? >> we are just starting to get a good look at first light, however, still have the lights on in my car because what i do. i do a lot of stuff at night. a lot of tornadoes happen late evening and early night so i got a pretty good idea driving a

the cora door starts on clement street and goes all the way down to the end of clement where you will businesses even towards 32nd. at the core of it is right here between here and 20 -- tenth avenue. when we see this variety of stores offered here, it is very unique then of the -- any other part of san francisco. there is traditional irish music which you don't get hardly anywhere in san francisco. some places have this long legacy of serving ice cream and being a hangout for families to have a sunday afternoon ice cream. and then also, we see grocery stores. and also these restaurants that are just new here, but also thriving. [♪] >> we are seeing restaurants being switched over by hand, new owners, but what we are seeing is a vibrancy of clement street still being recaptured within new businesses that are coming in. that is a really great thing to see. i don't know when i started to shop here, but it was probably a very, very long time ago. i like to cook a lot but i like to cook chinese food. the market is the place i like to come to once a year. once i like about the market as it

for almost all of us, today was the more clement day of the weekend.t was how it looked for a weather watcher in east sussex. there were some showers around and more generally cloudy conditions across western parts of the uk, with some splashes of rain. you can see that cloud on the satellite picture. we have a slow—moving weather front draped across western parts of the country. it's not going to make much progress eastwards over the next couple of days. through tonight, it will bring cloud and some patchy rain into south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, the isle of man and the far south—west of scotland. elsewhere, some mist and fog patches starting to form and in eastern areas, quite a chilly night. the north—east and scotland, there could be a localised frost. but tomorrow, for most of us it is looking dry, with spells of sunshine, but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england. early mist and fog clearing, but there will be patchy cloud around in the

tries to improve investment conditions as well a lot of work for berlin there thank you very much clements foods president of the for institute. tapan so spunky is to invest nine hundred million euros or a billion u.s. dollars in the troubled financial technology company was called the german specializes in providing electronic payment services was a rising star of germany's finance sector but has been shaken by a series of financial times articles that made allegations about the asia operations soft bank which has a robot its division will gain a state of more than five percent below. its brand called booze in frankfurt that can't have left investors unimpressed absolutely. caught up more than ten percent this wednesday obviously the markets believe that you know this large investment by soft bank will make it more difficult for short sellers to bet against why a card remember up until the easter holiday the german finance or authorities had put a ban in place against short selling why a card shares which is a strategy to bet on a falling share price now after this battle was over of cour

good evening for almost all of us i think today was the more clement day of us.ble and some of us got to see some... there was generally cloudy conditions across western parts of the uk. you can see that on the satellite picture. we have a slow moving with part moving across western parts of the country. it will not make progress eastwards. through tonight it will bring some patchy rain into south—west england and elsewhere. the isle of man, far south—west of scotland. elsewhere, some fog patches starting to form and in eastern areas quite a chilly night in fact for parts of north—eastern england and scotland there could be a localised frost. for most of us it is looking dry with spells of sunshine but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and some patchy rain. early mist and fog clearing but always a patchy cloud into the afternoon. the best of the sunshine in scotland. 18—19, possibly 20 degrees. as we go into tuesday, a similar day of weather. scraping into western parts, some rain. elsewhere drive with spells of sunshine and the early fog will clear.

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the san clemente family went on a spring break trip, leaving their dog in the care of a sitter, when the trip got cut short, they found the house ripped apart, all of the painkillers were gone, from their father, the sitter stole cash and gift cards, rifled through doors and closets, even wearing their clothes. >> my daughter is crying, because they felt very violated and not even safe in their own house.>> the family says the young woman knew the dad had stage iv terminal brain cancer and targeted the family anyway, detectives are investigating. >>> real problems with real id, and the california dmv, they did not get the proper paperwork for more than 3 million applicants, that means they will each have to be contacted to submit more information by mail online, or at a local office. the news comes as the dmv is being called to the carpet in sacramento, they want to know what progress has been made since a blistering audit last year about excessive wait times, the dmv says it has made improvements, but needs an additional $240 million to continue the progress.>> after cutting down on

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your story road and clements when they got there officers found 2 people suffering from gunshot wounds. witnesses say they saw the ask is leaving the scene during the investigation police found burglary tools and methamphetamine in vasquez his clothing. >>a patch of ground is sinking in downtown baraga and that is raising concerns, especially because it's from where and millions of doll to fix this orce morning kelly to the town's public works director. >>surrounded by cones and yellow tape it's this dip in the er, 18 inch deep depression in this landscape median that's causing some big concerns. you can see where some of the asphalt on the gas station where the median is located starting to sink in cracked, but as people worry is that it's happening right above a corrugated metal storm drain the same pipe that failed back in 2016 about 75 feet away just on the other side of the intersection that sinkhole caused a major headache swallowing up a traffic signal and parts of rep was a it local stopping at the station hope history is not that was tragic and a camera was sent undergrou tsee

for almost all of us, today was the more clement day of the weekend.ere were some showers around and more generally cloudy conditions across western parts of the uk, with some splashes of rain. you can see that cloud on the satellite picture. we have a slow—moving weather front draped across western parts of the country. it's not going to make much progress eastwards over the next couple of days. through tonight, it will bring cloud and some patchy rain into south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, the isle of man and the far south—west of scotland. elsewhere, some mist and fog patches starting to form and in eastern areas, quite a chilly night. for the north—east and scotland, there could be a localised frost. but tomorrow, for most of us it is looking dry, with spells of sunshine, but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england. early mist and fog clearing, but there will be patchy cloud around in the afternoon. the best of the sunshine is across scotland,

i kill clemente's decided to speak out for empty spain she grew up in this village with three hundred inhabitants one bar and a bakery only open for an hour a day now she's running for parliament in the province of parallel for the conservative people's party for the people of the uk i reckon they'll. representing tara well would make me really happy. every piece of good news is being celebrated by everybody here even if it doesn't concern all of us directly. we are like a big family media she takes us to a nearby village with one hundred thirty inhabitants the local people around government recently convinced someone to run the villages only shop and bar by not charging in any rent the village hadn't had a grocery shop for three years but that hasn't convinced everybody here to pay for the party to go. with the province is completely isolated we don't have proper infrastructure our trains are falling apart and are really slow the traditional parties have promised action and pledged millions of euros but they just haven't delivered which are often done in the now that we want to imple

for almost all of us, today was the more clement day of the weekend.for a weather watcher in east sussex. there were some showers around and more generally cloudy conditions across western parts of the uk, with some splashes of rain. you can see that cloud on the satellite picture. we have a slow—moving weather front draped across western parts of the country. it's not going to make much progress eastwards over the next couple of days. through tonight, it will bring cloud and some patchy rain into south—west england, west wales, northern ireland, the isle of man and the far south—west of scotland. elsewhere, some mist and fog patches starting to form and in eastern areas, quite a chilly night. in the north—east and scotland, there could be a localised frost. but tomorrow, for most of us it is looking dry, with spells of sunshine, but our pesky weather front will still bring cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, west wales and the far south—west of england. early mist and fog clearing, but there will be patchy cloud around in the afternoon. the be

that means that impending clemente's is against them for crimes as to model and yet consider paul because it's not considered a negative trait to be a criminal in politics so that's what she's dealing with but from what i have seen it's all she's like she should be should stop she's standing up to all of the deep rooted in the salty and sexism oh we agree and i think we need more to say that and definitely more like that in the hunt and get make that she also says that gender has nothing to do with it she said quote i think there are very few women's issues do you think that's the right approach. i know that's where i would disagree with a strong leader that he may represent just representation is so in the indian politics that means that the decision making out of fifty percent of the population and that he is of the quality of his palm and progress then i've completely negated so i feel that actually women need to come to be at that moment collectively know that increase the band and have old women in parliament to have more women leaders actually have more room and board because it's f

. >> reporter: clement deuner is an engineer. >> notre dame, it is very beautiful church, but it is onlyhe wood and the stone, in fact, weive ma money for that?r: wshoy use that money f>>or all >> and the fire just ran... >> reporter: but notre dame spokesman andre finot says rebuilding the cathedral will help everyone in france. e the most visited place, notre dame, 12 million visitors, you know. >> reporter: so the tourism helps the economy. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: which helps-- >> with billions and billions. >> reporter: that's not how many of these protesters see it. since the fire, they feel even sae forgotten. roxana saberi, cbs news, paris. >> begnaud: coming up, a preview of tonight's "48 hours." dould a former f.b.i. agent and his daughter get a new trial after both of them were convicted of murder? and surprise hospital bills. a number of states are passing new laws to cut down on it. we're going to share one family stories. some things are just too good to be true. just like you, i thought that reverse mortgages had to have some kind of catch. just a way for the banks to get

her mother live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but dionne is mother clements milage is to sound optimistic. i am proud of her and i even love her daughter dionne is all i've got and my family's extended now a mother a daughter and her baby sharing the darkness of a crime against humanity that will live on through three generations and through simmons al-jazeera in rwanda. police in new york have arrested a man for threatening to kill muslims democratic congresswoman omar patrick carlin they are junior faces up to ten years in prison if convicted prosecutors say called omar's office in march and threatened to shoot her i left his contact details he's appeared in court and is being held in custody. their u.s. president has ridiculed a system that's designed to give migrants it's a pack passage followed trump says people seeking asylum at the border in mexico look like mixed martial arts fighters he was addressing a republican jewish coalition in las vegas the asylum program is. some of the roughest people you've ever seen people that looked like they should be f

she and her mother live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but the mother clement's milage is to sound optimistic them with their time and i am proud of her and i even love her daughter deanna is all i've got and my family's extended now a mother a daughter and her baby sharing the darkness of a crime against humanity that will live on through three generations andrew simmons al-jazeera in rwanda. a mass protest has been held in the capital of demonstrators accusing the government of in their action over escalating violence that is organized by muslim leaders groups representing the ethnic salami herders and opposition parties hired has the latest. anger over the killing of villages now directed at president abraham cheeta. protesters gathered in their thousands in the capital bamako in one of mali's biggest protests in years demonstrators accuse the government and united nations forces of not doing enough to stop the bloodshed in. mali is going through a multidimensional crisis we have witnessed killings that mali has never known in its history in its entire history

she and her mother live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but the mother clements manages to sound optimistic in them with their time and i am proud of her and even love her daughter diane is gods and my family is extended now a mother a daughter and her baby sharing the darkness of a crime against humanity that will live on through three generations and drew simmons al-jazeera in rwanda more than a million people in mozambique are relying on food aid as they start to rebuild their lives after the devastation caused by cyclonic die the storm washed away hundreds of thousands of hectares of crops leaving people without anything to harvest. has more. the heat is sweltering but these people in china macondo in central wasn't be equal queue for hours they're waiting for food one of them is also guster she says she lost her home and small farm to the psych loan and the floods also carefully shares the rice beans and oil she's collected with her neighbors she hopes these basic necessities will last two weeks but with seven miles to feed it's going to be difficult and i'm

we said farewell to storm hannah on saturday night, which meant sunday was the more clement day of the patchy rain, courtesy of a slow—moving weather front. it remains slow moving through tonight. cloud and patchy rain for northern ireland, southwest scotland, the isle of man, west wales, the far south—west, quite a mild night here. further east, a chilly night under clear spells. there could be a touch of frost in north—east england and eastern scotland. and some quite dense fog patches as well, some of which could be slow to clear, but they should, as we go through the morning. and then for many tomorrow, a fine day with spells of sunshine, the best of that across scotland, where temperatures in the north—west highlands could get up to 20 degrees. cooler in the west of northern ireland and the far south—west of england, still plagued by that slow—moving weather front, but that front will make progress eastwards slowly through the middle of the week, bringing a bit of rain and as it clears through, it will turn much cooler. this is bbc news. the headlines at 11:00: early results in th

feel loved she and her live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but mother clements manages to sound optimistic. i am proud of her and i even love her daughter deanna is all i've got and my family's extended now a mother a daughter and her baby sharing the darkness of a crime against humanity that will live all through three generations andrew simmons al jazeera in rwanda. and the headlines on. the head of libya's u.n. back government is accused. of betraying military offensive on the capital tripoli promise to fire. the forces will confront half troops what the determination. we reiterate our cool to all libyans throughout the country east to west north to south to the necessity of giving priority to the interests of the country unifying the ranks and working together to lift libya out of this crisis i say to the international community that it should not equate between the aggressor and those who defend themselves or between those who seek the militarization of the state and those committed to a democratic civilian country or. the rain protests in venezuela's capit

her mother live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but dionne is mother clements manages to sound optimistic in them with their time and i am proud of her and even love her daughter diana is all as gods and my family is extended now a mother a daughter and her baby sharing the darkness of a crime against humanity that will live on through three generations alondra sentences life for us and there ones in capital kigali under why is it so let's so there's been no one of these younger ones answered terms that children of rape. well rape is true in rwanda as it is in many other cultures worldwide and the situation is that. so many young people of rape have actually been trying to hide from facing the reality not only the sort of subjugation and problems people face because of the past back to it but also the situation where have there that young woman being called a hutu killer in her playground she was chased she was discriminated against by her own family she had relatives she tried stay with they wouldn't have any dealings with her she spoke to us in the hope that

she and her mother live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but the mother clement's milledge is to sound optimistic. i am proud of her and even love her daughter diana's and my family is extended now a mother a daughter and her baby sharing the darkness of a crime against humanity that will live on through three generations andrew simmons al-jazeera in rwanda. a koehler is making another comeback in yemen suspected cases of double during the past month with warm wet weather and a health system devastated by war creating the perfect conditions for the illness to spread. reports. this is one of yemen's main hospitals and it's for cholera cases are spreading fast bringing an influx of old and young. here to be ready if i brought my six on to the hospital they prescribe medicine but it's not available in the hospital we have to go looking for it outside in pharmacies. yemen has endured a series of cholera outbreaks since the beginning of the saudi u.a.e. led war four years ago last year doctors managed to contain the breaks but last month more than seventy six thousand n

social media movement she is in dar es salaam and from the tasmanian town of machine we have i candy clement kwai you she's a development research political scientist who everybody is good to see you so we have an issue here when we're talking about freedom of press and journalism and that is journalists feel comfortable about coming on this show let me show you one example of what we've been dealing with in the last few days i would have loved to be interviewed as you suggested but this is not practically possible now job issues and underline press freedom circumstances in the country at the moment and we just translate that we've had number of people who have been just to sketch it you know when the strain to talk about this and we actually heard from someone who's not a journalist but is has been looking at this issue for a while now who talks about why that might be to give us a tiny little history lesson here and she explains in a video common tournaments and a hang us who is the executive director at the legal and human rights center on the fact that this is been a long time coming how

both she and her mother live in poverty they're unemployed and they're in a pain remains but mother clements manages to sound optimistic. i am proud of her and even love her daughter diana and my family is extended now a mother a daughter and a baby sharing the most of a crime against humanity that will live all through three generations and to simmons' al-jazeera in rwanda well as well so i had for you on the program. was. a day of clashes between police and migrants in northern gray's off the false reports of an organized movement across the border. kashmir is well stuyvesant now close to extinction with less than two hundred left in the wild and as wrestle mania heads to new york. when explore why the fans take it so seriously. hello again welcome back to your international weather forecast where cross parts of western europe it's been feeling more like winter than it has spring and that's all because we have this big system that's bringing a lot of winds as well as colder air to many locations in the overnight hours though we haven't seen the rain turn to snow in some locations cousin so

our correspondent chris clements reports. a demonstration of a mobile hiv test.w streets have been using these 15—minute kits to test for a virus that has exploded in this city's injecting drug population. it's just like a pregnancy test. if that goes up and there is one line, that means there is no hiv in the blood. if there is two lines, there is hiv in the blood. since 2015, glasgow has seen more than 140 new hiv cases among users. today's report surveyed 4,000 people who inject drugs over seven years. we're fortunate enough to be in a position to monitor how the impact of that outbreak has changed the trends in hiv amongst the population in glasgow, from less than 1% five years ago to well over 10% now. the research found that a key factor in the outbreak was a steep rise in injecting cocaine. what we discovered about 2014—15 was that cocaine was becoming more available, more affordable to people. we have seen that people started to inject cocaine rather than just snorting it. but it's the same group of people that we work with, it's just that they are inject

agent clements, you said you arrived there on october 13th, is that correct? >> a friday. >> and the attack was on the 12th. you said you assisted in body recovery and recovering evidence as well. were there any -- what was going on with the crew between that time, from october 12th to 13th? were they -- did they start any investigation themselves, or were they just there to try to keep the ship afloat? because i know that's what they did pretty much throughout the entire. this he were focused on keeping the ship afloat and make sure no other damage has taken place. but, again, i'm just kind of curious what was going on between the time the attack happened and then your arrival. and the question now for you, sir, is you had mentioned one name. i'm sorry if i got it wrong. he was the latest perpetrator that i believe was killed. but there are several others. one right now is in guantanamo bay. he's the one we've kind of been waiting on to be brought to trial. >> right. >> and he's the one that we've been repeatedly told is the mastermind of the attack. but we'v

last two years, the federal reserve tightened on theory, both janet and jay powell, that an on and clement low would put pressure on cost and show up in inflation. they will wait to see if the theory works. they don't need to see a lot of increase, they just need to see that it moves up some, so they can say the theory does work, let's go back to that plan. caroline: what about the rest of the world at the moment? we're seeing china seemingly showing green shoots, but south korean data looking poor. vincent: it is tough to figure out the asian pacific rim, because we see china throwing a a lot of high-quality stimulus into the system. improving,data forward-looking stuff improving, but not seeing it in trading partners, where there's supposed to be the global supply chain. one thing to remember, december of 2018 was remarkable in many ways, one being that global trade volumes were lower than they had been 12 months earlier. a very sharp contraction in global trade. trade-dependent economies will show that. that's mostly backward looking, and as china stimulus gets traction, as it appears i

volunteering on a mayoral campaign and i remember this hyperactive, extremely energetic man walking susan up clementstreet introducing her to all of the merchants and i remember thinking if i ever ran for office myself, i wanted to have this guy on my side. sure enough in 2010, when i ran for the board of supervisors the first time, francisco was there from the beginning and was a tremendous support to me throughout that campaign, which i did not win. but when i came back and tried it again in 2018, he was there again. he was incredibly loyal and ec liceclectic in his political tas but he was as others have said incredibly independent. i remember going for a run in the spring of last year and passing this adorable house on 30th street that -- i mean, it was just adorably decorated but it had signs and i was trying to wrap my brain around who could this possibly be and figured out at some point that was francisco. so it was an honour to represent francisco for a short period of time and i want to join my colleagues in expressing my condolenceses to francis and the family. >> supervisor marr. >> thank

. >> texas governor, bill clements, a strong supporter of nuclear energy. >> what happened near harrisburg had a lot of effect on people's thinking in austin. what has it done to her thinking? >> not really anything. i would suggest to you that what happened in harrisburg was overblown. it was unfortunate. it did require some emergency measures and it is going to be very costly, but i question that the risk was ever as great as was depicted by the various forms of the media. it was sensational. certainly there is no question about that. but it was brought under control and i would question that anyone is going to be affected long-term, at least that is according to my scientific friends were very knowledgeable in this area. i am for constructing the plant and i'm hopeful that tomorrow in the auction austin elections, that they will vote for the plant. >> election night, it was a close vote with the anti- nuclear forces losing as austin voted to stay in the project. the vote made it clear that anti-nuclear opposition had increased following the three mile incident. in the midst of that cris

tonight in littleton, colorado, a community vigil is scheduled at clement park, site of the columbine spend their saturday volunteering for private service projects around the neighborhood and even though current students hadn't been born at the time of the shooting, the current principal told a local newspaper that he hopes columbine can show other schools hit by tragedy that they too can come back stronger. there's a lot that needs to get done today. small things. big things. too hard to do alone things. day after day, you need to get it all done. and here to listen and help you through it all is bank of america. with the expertise and know-how you need to reach that blissful state of done-ness. so let's get after it. ♪ everything is all right what would you like the power to do?® ♪ all right or psoriatic arthritis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats differently. for psoriasis, 75% clearer skin is achievable, with reduced redness, thickness, for psoriatic arthritis, otezla is proven to reduce joi

it was miraculous captain chris clements with pacifica police department says that this may be a cold very important to him. he talked with me as they continue to try and uncover leads to callender us. >>it's been almost 3 we're hoping to generate some leads by bringing this. she's back into the public's attention. april 27th, this could be the 3 anniversary of this tragedy. we want people to be on the lookout for mister clinton s we don't necessarily believe he's here in the community but we know that he's out there somewhere we want to bring him to justice comments says that they are getting some help from federal officers with the us marshals office as we consider understood the armed and dangerous the gun that he used an assistant has not been recovered he may still have it. >>anybody who's want to shoot somebody like this. this certainly a dangerous to our community. >>in pacifica teresa stasio kron 4 news. >>that is the moment we've all been patiently waiting for golden state and houston. these 2 teams have been on a collision course all season long the warriors look as vulnerab

it was miraculous captain chris clements with pacifica police department says that this may be a coldbut it is very important to him. he talked with me as they continue to try and uncover leads to callender us. >>there's been almost 3 we're hoping to generate some leads by bringing this he's back into the public's attention. april 27th is going to the 3 anniversary of this tragedy. we want people to be on the lookout for mister clinton s we don't necessarily believe he's here in the community but we know that he's out there somewhere we want to bring him to justice comments says that they are getting some help from federal officers with the us marshals office as we consider he klunder stubby armed and dangerous the gun that he used the assistant has not been recovered he may still have it. >>anybody who's want to shoot somebody like this. this certainly a dangerous to our community. in pacifica teresa stasio kron 4 news. >>the full story on this case ran on crime on our new 24 7 commercial free streaming service and you can head over to the app store to download it tonight for exclusi

clement attlee, the socialist labour prime minister, comes in. churchill steps away. attlee looks at him and says, are you feeling standoffish today, winston? churchill said no, it's just every time you see something big you want to nationalize it. [laughter] there's really no significance to that at all. in the conversation about socialism, which apparently is coming at us suddenly, keep that in mind. what churchill saw was the covenant of modern democracies, in many ways, was about being as straightforward as possible in a fallen world about what was unfolding. we think of him as the heroic figure. 1942, early 1942, he is facing a vote of confidence in the house of commons over his conduct in the war. singapore has fallen. pearl harbor happened. we have no capital ships in the pacific. hitler's on the move. it is not a good moment. churchill writes a 10,000 word defense of his policy. he was -- churchill was always a war reporter. that is where he started. he later said, talking about how honest he could be about how hard the rest of the war was going to turn out. h

storm chaser brandon clement has just arrived in hamilton, mississippi, that is in monroe route and justnteer fire department. the building has collapsed. the emergency vehicles there