after surviving her own cancer, tina cordova began to see links to other illnesses in her community,stretching all the way back to trinity. i know of no people that died the day of the bomb, but it was the beginning of the end for lots of people. cordova began doing her own research, collecting some 18,000 grassroots health surveys over the last two decades. epidemiological research, she says the government never did. viewing the area as uninhabited, although she's found at least 14,000 people lived within 50 miles of the test site. they poisoned us and they walked away. and we've been dying ever since, and we don't know who's next. beyond stories of rare cancers and desperate searches for treatment, the data found a sharp uptick in infant mortality in the months after trinity. the first victims of an atomic bomb werere americ babies. they were american children living right here in new mexico. and imagine our government's never returned to take a look at this or atone for it. cordova is part of an international coalition of downwinders who lived in the path of nuclear weapons testin

ultima hora, un incendio reportado por miembros del departamento de bomberos en la comunidad de rancho cÓrdovade la madrugada en un duplex ubicado en la cuadra 10,250. aquÍ estamos compartiendo imÁgenes que nos compartieron miembros del departamento de nÚmeros cuando respondieron a las llamadas de emergencia. de acuerdo con informaciÓn preliminar, ocho personas incluyendo a mascotas tuvieron que ser evacuadas de esta residencia para llevarlos a un lugar seguro. afortunadamente no se reportan personas heridas. ellos continuar sus labores en el lugar precisamente asegurÁndose que todo estÁ seguro sobre todo para las personas que residen en lugares adyacentes. comenzamos primeramente saludÁndoles a ustedes que nos sintonizan a travÉs de noticias univisiÓn california, en esta maÑana de martes 14 de enero. quÉ tal estarÁn esas condiciones en el tiempo?quÉ podemos esperar este dÍa. la respuesta la tiene como es de costumbre mi compaÑero antonio sÁnchez. antonio: quÉ tal maribel, nos espera otra maÑana con temperaturas muy bajas. tendrÁn que ir bien abrigados porque vemos el termÓmetro estÁ por debaj

stores in the village at cordova shopping center and the new park mall in newark will be shut down. number seven, a heads up if you take bart. starting monday, bart is making some schedule changes. it's part of an effort to sync schedules and improve transfers with other transit systems. and a reminder to check our app for any breaking updates out of la, especially as we track the winds tonight. >> yeah, two rounds of winds for southern california. more like one. the main one today for us. >> all right, lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us on abc seven mornings. nhl hockey is next. have a great day. and we're thinking of all of you affected by those fires. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is espn on

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of casa, um, which i used to run through to go over to my buddy's house at vista grande, the day cordova's house. uh, we would drop down and cross over this. the fire had literally engulfed this entire canyon right there and was coming up underneath. uh, scott, one of my neighbors houses right up under the eaves. we got over there and it hit a palm tree and or a pine tree. and when the heat comes off of this thing, it's it's i don't have any i don't have any firefighting gear on. it's just blasting you in the eyes. it's crazy. and so the smoke, the ash, the embers, the steam from the water, everything, it's it's intense. >> my heart is is racing. just even at the thought of, god forbid, my son, um, calling my son to tell him i'm afraid. and having him come to save the house. and you were actually able to save your mom's house. an apartment building across from from your own home as well. but we're hearing you talk throughout this video, and i have to tell you the stress that you must have been under to keep yourself grounded to to direct and guide all of you guys just coming together. what

let's go to cordova, alaska. hello. thank you. cordova call. thank you. can you hear me? yes, i hear you very clearly. great. well thank goodness for c-span and thank goodness for jimmy carter. i hate to change the subject because it is extremely fascinating what you're talking about. but i want i come from a state that has the heavy hand, both good and bad of the oil companies and i would like to hear carter's views. national energy policy, because i can't help but think if we had turned down our thermostat as he requested when he was president to 65, that we would not be in iraq killing people for oil. what do you think, mr. carter? i appreciate the question. when i became president, we were with terrible problems concerning energy. when i was governor, nixon was in office and opec had just been formed. opec was declaring embargo against the united states because of our relationship with israel. and while i was governor, i saw the long gas lines and so forth and i was determined when i got to be president to try to do something about it. and i spent four years working o