rescuers save ago has taught them a name is frieda. apart from just her name she told us there were two other children and that there were more bodies but we don't know if the others are alive . it's a race against time to find people trapped under the rubble and to clear the way to where they lie. there are still people in there. there are still people groaning i have to clear the rubble from three more floors and you still hear people inside. the capital city has seen a number of traumatic rescues this man was rescued after spending more than twenty four hours under the debris of his partly collapsed apartment building others however were not so lucky and with every hour that goes by hope that more survivors will be found when those in a crew twist of irony the seven point one magnitude quake struck just after many in the city had tarried out and earthquake drill like every year the search area was jejune on the anniversary of a nine hundred eighty five earthquake that killed more than ten thousand people this latest adversity has un

have accounted for all the friedas and sophias here.e that was just a misunderstanding that that was actually her name. but in any case, that is what people here on the ground are referring to per as. and we do know that there was a young girl between the ages of 9 and 13 trapped inside what has been communicating with first responders. and again, every second counts here to try to save that little girl's life as well as other children who might position be inside behind me. >> marianna, as you've heard signs of life now from pa pair med paramedic. we'll keep the shot up in case there are any back to her immed. we also want to talk about the other disaster that's been unfolding in the caribbean. that's hurricane maria whipping through the dominican republic as a category 3 storm. it's targeting turks and caicos as puerto rico is just now starting to pick up the pieces. emergency officials there say it could be six months before everybody gets power back on the island. we get the latest now from gabe gutierrez in san juan. >> reporter: h

the girl named frieda sophia, reported to be trapped, never actually existed. her story captivated the world as rescuers reportedly spent hours trying to save her. officials have given conflicting accounts about how that misinformation got out. >>> the empire state building is lit up in tte victims of the mexico earthquake and victims of hurricane maria. there was a rotating display colors of mexico, puerto rico, the u.s. virgin islands, and dominica. >>> 5:27. makes us appreciate our wer our. things looking nice out there. >> spectacular, and we'll get it again today. bill? >>> a warm one, too. we have clouds moving in jose is still spinning offshore. a slowly weakening system that's going nowhere.l s occasional stt dry in philadelphia. it's warm this morning. gets warmer this afternoon. 71 degrees in the look at the 60s in the lehigh valley, suburbs, delaware, south jersey right at 70 degrees. 67 for neighborhoods in the 60s in parkside, manayunk, chestnut hill, 65 and falling. upper 60s for parkwood andto tarsdale. 80s this afternoon. we could be flirting wi

crews made contact with 12-year- old frieda sophia around midday. she is talking and has oxygen and water after being trapped for 36 hours. a boy and a girl were pulled through a crack in the wall. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: this young boy says he escaped by crawling over a pile of concrete after the main exit of his school was blocked by falling bricks. they are the lucky ones. 25 classmates and teachers died there. you might be wondering, how do these crews do it working for hours and hours on end? i'm told they are switched out every four hours so they stay fresh throughout the evening. in mexico city, i'm juan fernandez, kpix 5. >>> a sacramento area firefighter is arriving in mexico city this morning. roberto padilla lived through the 1985 earthquake there as a young boy and hopes his 22-year career as a first responder will help those in his home country. >> i have family members that they have schools right in front of their homes collapsed and there's children collapsed. i cannot sit here and write a check for some telethon when i thi

but we have learned a little girl named frieda sophia is not among the missing. mexico's navy has clarified there was no young girl stuck in the rubble of a collapsed school. but they say an adult janitor could still be trapped in the debris. reporter juan fernandez shows fithe desperate er tpuo scndue crews called out the name of a woman trapped in a pile of rubble since tuesday's devastating earthquake in mexico city. after squeezing through a crack in the debris pile, they carefully lifted her to the surface. >> whoo! >> reporter: two others were also pulled to safety but another effort turned into a recovery as a man's body was carried out on a stretcher. his brother called for two rounds of applause. one, in memory of the deceased. one, for the crews and families still struggling. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: mexico's president says he believes there could still be more people alive under 10 collapsed buildings in the capital city. 27-year-old lourdes hopes that means her husband, too. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: she says she is not leaving until

it's all hands on deck including frieda, the lab working with the mexican navy, sniffing for the missing. and then there's the search and rescue crew los topos. chief hector mendes formed his team after the 1985 quake. now needed more than ever before. >> we are the people with the heart to support all these kind of situations. >> reporter: at the largest rescue sites across mexico, this is the scramble. hundreds are working around the clock and they won't give up hope. many who survived have little left. christian claps and wendy alvarez live in a building that no longer stands. "our worst nightmare has come true," she says. tonight this broken country fighting to get back on its feet. the search for the missing only pauses for the national anthem. ♪ a country that has lost so much working around the clock to save what matters most. as search teams enter another night of rescues, they say surviving beyond four days in the rubble is incredibly difficult, but in some cases victims have made it a month. lester? >> miguel almaguer, as the work goes on in mexico, thank you. >>> the war of wo

a story of a young girl named frieda trapped into the rubble of her school turned out not to be true. authorities say she never existed but they believe that they did reach all of the children and every one has been accounted for at that school. >>> the latest now the death toll at least 286 people are confirmed deed. and at least 60 people were rescued. 95% of the folks who lost power in the earthquake now have that power back. we sent nbc bay area to mexico city right after the quake struck and he's been bringing us stories and just brought us this report. >> reporter: we are in the area of mexico city and building collapsed and people still trapped inside. there are families here waiting for word of their loved ones. they have trapped inside. niece was inside. they think they will be able to get her out. so there is a lot of hope there. but if you look around here, there are tents here, these are family members camping out throughout this disaster here. and what they are doing is waiting for word. waiting for word on what this rescue effort is developing. these rescuers are inside

told you i hope saudi diary everyone is talking about the earthquake it's the main topic here and frieda is the main symbol catalina chinmoy in mexico city found here. now how to can maria is back open see and read gaining strength the day after devastating puerto rico the u.s. national hurricane center has issued a warning for the turks and caicos islands on the east and behind miss maria hit puerto rico as a category four storm people that are only just beginning to assess the full extent of the damage. picking up the pieces after puerto rico's storm of the century here in san juan and across the island people are just beginning to come to grips with the aftermath of maria downed power lines uprooted trees and shredded roofs litter the streets it's just some of the damage from a storm that officials say battered everything in its path. meanwhile tens of thousands remain in shelters they're still uncertain when they'll be able to return home what awaits them when they do. the storm roared ashore on wednesday morning on puerto rico's thout the eastern coast torrential rains and winds of

almost certainly would have been a home run and it was caught by the dodgers' outfielder, al john frieda. look at this clip. it's very quick. and look at not so much what's going on with the catch, but look at dimaggio's reaction. >> it's a long one deep into left-center. back towards outfield, back, back, back, back, he makes a one-handed catch against the bullpen! oh! >> see? when dimaggio kicked the dirt like that, that was as emotive as he ever got, right? dimaggio was such a model of self-control that that was the remarkable thing about that play, that the, you know, famously stoic dimaggio lost his temper and just sort of kicked. now, when you compare this to the way in which athletes today express themselves on the field, you can see the difference between that old model and the new model. and joe dimaggio -- i take this not just because i'm a yankee fan, but because for a generation of americans, dimaggio really did sort of encapsulate that old idea of sort of a greatest generation stoic self-control in american values. yeah? >> was that the same year that -- >> yes, was that the

right now they're looking for a little girl named frieda just behind me.k, panic, and grief. parents desperately waiting for news. are their children still alive? >> this father telling us we turned the corner. we sought school was coming down. it was desperation and panic. search teams worked through the night tearing through concrete to reach children still buried in their classrooms. transpo >> translator: it is a little girl name frieda. >> reporter: the tiny school bags howe hanging neatly in a row, a chilling reminder of the most innocent victims. they have to be carried out with precision. they're listening for any tou z sounds, possibly tapping, that's what led them to previous rescued. tuesday's 7.1 quake rattled across mexico's capital, 38 buildings completely destroyed. thousands trapped beneath the shower of falling rubble. at dozens of sites all over the city, neighbors, strangers rushing to help each other. but for so many, the pain is endless just like this sea of debris. gloria hernandez says i've been here since tuesday and i still know no

the the rescuers really have to make their way very slowly to very tight spaces that frieda sophia is no more than thirty centimeters by thirty centimeters and i can tell you all of mexico is watching this school at the moment even one of the big national t.v. stations which normally shows novellas t.v. dramas they are keeping their eyes on what is happening in that school and hoping for good news in the coming hours this is an area where over the last twenty four hours there have been a significant number of losses a number of children have died in the school there hoping for. a victory a small victory in what has been a very depressing day. a sign of good news from that rescue these are pictures coming in from that rescue. actually pulled out of the rubble so one small victory there amongst the destruction and tragedy of the mexico earthquake. now iran has been one of the focal points of the un general assembly on wednesday while the signatories to the nuclear deal met in new york to discuss its progress iran's president addressed diplomats at the u.n. has on rouhani promised there

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