she back to the house, which is on one corner of lafayette square, very close to john's. and she lived there, her death in 1849, when came back to washington. she was baptized st john's and confirmed by the bishop of maryland in this church. and en she died, her funeral was conducted from this church and it was attended by everyone the entire cabinet. the president, united, all the city fathers. and at that service, one of the pallbearers was a man whose name has been lost to history. stephen pleasanton. stephen pleasanton was an original of saint john's church. he was a clerk in a state department in. 14. and when the fires of washington had yet to take place, james monroe, who was his boss, the secretary of state, was out scouting to see of the disposition of british military forces. he concluded that there was a very strong probable line that washington would be attacked and possibly burned. so he sent a rider back. the state department, who contact stephen pleasanton and said i think you should secure all the important papers of the united states. stephen pleasant and

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this is toward lafayette. however, on the other side, still traffic pretty slow as well. keep that in mind. no injuries reported, but certainly a mess out there on the roadways . >> well, building a better bay area is something we work on every day here at abc seven news, and this 2023 comes to an end. we're looking back at the best and most memorable stories of the year. we've compiled them together in a special that you can stream on demand. here's a taste of what you can expect from our reporter, tim johns. hi everyone. >> tim johns here. so my favorite story for 2023 is actually one that we did in december. now what it's about is a landfill that was built near a beach in daly city. years ago. i'm talking about in like the 1950s, 6070s. this landfill was in use. it's been built over since then. there's parking lots on top of it, but due to erosion over the past couple of years, it started disintegrating and releasing bits of trash bits of that landfill coming down the mountain and going towards the ocean, which obviously has huge environmental impacts, not just for the

lafayette and boulder creek are down to 32 livermore, palo alto, san jose. many many reporting that. so a hazy shade of winter. there's a little haze there, some warm air aloft called an inversion, but overall, sunny hazy and any high clouds are no big deal. upper 50s, a little bit above average on the highs today, 50s to low and mid 60s. all right, sal us here at 7:00 on a monday morning and he's going to tell you and me what well you know it is busy out there although i wouldn't say that it's busier than normal . >> let's go right to the bay bridge. i will show you that we do have a traffic backup stretching out to the mains. fog is not an issue. it's super clear. it may be why it's so cold out there. once you cross the bridge, it looks good into the san francisco. please avoid the area of masonic and grove ave. there's a three alarm fire there and that's putting pressure on fell and oak. so if you drive there i think you need to leave the house a little earlier. also highway four westbound and if you're driving through bay point looks good a little bit of

cold as low as i saw where lafayette and also who else was 33.33 sonoma state university was also 33. truckee 14. south lake tahoe 13. mammoth at 2222. ivan susanville. pretty good. low in the four corners. if you have travel plans to denver. they're getting snow today. tomorrow it will be gone. we get a lot of high clouds streaming across today and tomorrow, so nothing you know to worry about until we get to probably sunday sometime sunday afternoon evening, it's going to get warm, even though we have high clouds, we're going to get a strong south southeast wind. it will be warm on saturday. san jose south, maybe santa cruz south, some low to mid 70s are possible. some time sunday the rain will start. i've seen projects in the morning all the way to the afternoon evening. i'm leaning more towards later than sooner, but i'll deal with it tomorrow then rain likely probably into next wednesday or even thursday. areas to the north have actually had a couple of decent systems this season. the areas to the south really haven't, but they could get in o

this is michael from lafayette, tennessee. good morning. >> good morning. thank you for taking my call. i completely support the biden administration and the ukraine funding. we need to secure that funding today and get it past. these people are fighting for democracy. if we lose that, there goes western europe and eastern europe. putin will roll right over. im i support biden completely and vice president harris, i think they're doing a great job. i know they will be reelected in 2024. trump is not going to be in thet white house. he will go on trial and hopefully be convicted of his crimes that he is accused of. thank you so much for your time.. >> anthony in iowa. the line for those who say no two additional aid for ukraine. why? >> we should not be given all of these to other countries. we need money for ourselves. quit giving it away to other countries. i don't care who was the next president. thank you. >> you don't care who the next president will be? we lost anthony. this is john from new jersey. good morning. you are next. >> good morning. i totall

by 2024, and in lafayette, residents will be banned from using them altogether. lafayette city council adopted the new ordinance in october, saying gas powered leaf blowers cause pollution and high noise levels. the ordinance will go into effect on july first of next year. california highway patrol adding another kind of alert to help locate missing people beginning in january, ebony alerts will debut to highlight missing black children and young adults between the ages of 12 and 25. governor newsom signed off on the legislation in october. according to the black and missing foundation, 38% of children reported missing in the united states are black and black women and girls are at increased risk of being harmed or trafficked to sacramento now, where a man pulled his wife to safety after getting a dangerous early morning wake up call. >> reporter orko manna has the story. >> in this quiet south sacramento neighborhood, the charred damage on this home and the burnt wood in the lawn serve as reminders of a devastating fire. >> i heard glass breaking. and then i saw

there's lafayette, 32. danville is down to 33. dublin 33.burgh and brantwood also in the 30s looks good is going to dig in towards southern nevada into to arizona tomorrow. that might give us a little bit of a breeze. it's a rather innocuous system, but dry. it's only going to maybe impact areas in the four corners. not for us. that'd be tomorrow. today's quiet. there is a little northerly breeze for most, not all, but for most there's a little easterly or northerly breeze northeast in the oakland, berkeley hills. so that should translate into some slightly warmer temperatures, although the days are short and angled, the sun is really low now. 30s on a lot of the temps. there's 35 napa airport, brentwood, as we talked about 35. livermore is in there, 35 menlo park. so plenty of 30s to go around 12 in truckee, 19 south lake tahoe, 19 in flagstaff and 52 crescent city to 53 and los angeles except for a few high clouds. that's it. we're looking for sunshine today. kind of hazy. there's some warmer air aloft inversion, so that's trapping a littl

i did see 33 in sonoma state university and also lafayette. that was a cold there it is. lafayette.layton's at 35. it's close for north dublin, dublin danville. there's brentwood as well. 40s for many, but not the fog is not as much of a factor by far today as it was 35. ukiah 36. sacramento to fresno is 3941. in santa barbara, 50 in los angeles and 45 cool degrees in phenix. the upper low has settled into the four corners week high pressure is protecting us, but a lot of high clouds will continue to break on through to the other side. if you will. high clouds today for more of the same on friday and then saturday, friday night, saturday we get a south wind. it could be mild to warm around here before a rain arrives. sunday and most of next week is the way it's looking here. now. again, these amounts i'm using the gfs so it's always a leap of faith to use the gfs forecast projections, but it's showing some pretty good totals between now and next thursday. look at that. 2 to 4 plus santa cruz four and then santa rosa. almost four. so novato three and a half, daly city three and a hal

they gathered in lafayette park and surrounding areas to protest the recent israeli offensive against palestinians in gaza. i think children are imprisoned there every day. children do not see their parents when they are in prison. this is the list of reasons that is why i am here. this demonstration is after the end of the temporary ceasefire and the effectiveness of the ground operation of art. israel was carried out against gaza. the white house has become a gathering place for those who are upset about the continuous bombing of gaza with the increasing number of dead. moatran says many try to conflate zionism with judaism, but they say there is a major difference, and they want president biden to change his relationship with israeli leaders. directly in front of the white house a number of people on. land to draw attention to the death of thousands of people in gaza they pulled we are indeed very proud and happy of the fact that we have so many american jews who have joined us, including many who just lay on the ground. gaza health ministry officials reported that israeli attacks

california has banned the sale of gas powered leaf blowers by 2024, and in lafayette, residents willbe banned from using them altogether. either the lafayette city council adopted this new ordinance in october, saying that gas powered leaf blowers cause pollution and high noise levels. that ordinance will go into effect on july first of next year. the california highway patrol is adding another kind of alert to help locate missing people. beginning in january, ebony alerts will debut to highlight missing black children and young adults between the ages of 12 and 25. governor gavin newsom signed off on the legislation in october, according to the black and missing foundation. 38% of children reported missing in the united states are black and black women and girls are at an increased risk of being harmed or trafficked. >> still ahead, new details of a disturbing discovery on bart. what bart police say helped them uncover this weapon. >> observing christmas from the waters is in that gorgeous right here outside the estuary. that is a lovely view, but hey, if you're going to be near the

a little lighter towards folks into lafayette. nonetheless, chilly. have your jacket out today. we'll get down to colder 40s at 11:00 p.m. two different cold fronts. they are dropping in from the north. they will run out of steam by the time they get here. we'll have clouds and sun mixing in. i don't see how we get rainfall out of the systems. if you have plans tonight or tomorrow, you don't need to cancel them. here on storm ranger, a few spotty showers we're tracking. just moved. this could hold up to daily city. that is what we're seeing tonight. we roll through tomorrow, sun and mixing in with chance of patchy fog. that's developing for the south bay through the north bay. hanging on to the clouds through 1:00 tomorrow. and a shower may bubble up tomorrow. the totals, right now, trace amounts. as we roll through tomorrow morning, in the 40s for most of the bay area. puts you to 42 in the south bay. one place in the 30s, is the north bay. and in the east bay, the low 40s. temperatures tomorrow, pretty much the same across the bay area. concord and liver more. and palo alto, a

. >> several hundred showed up in lafayette for the annual holiday celebration and tree lighting. oh, christmas where everyone gets along. >> there was music, food, a range of festivities. >> but christopher samia admits there is another reason to celebrate the 40. >> niners played a great game. brock pretty amazing. and we watched it and then we knew we were coming here tonight to watch the tree lighting. we're having a great time. at the caltrain station in san francisco. >> the festivities included collecting toys for donations while families could watch performances and take a selfie with santa in oakland, the african american chamber of commerce held its sixth annual holiday shopping experience, and there was something similar in richmond, the 61st annual holiday arts festival, with local artists showcasing to sell their artwork so people can see something different and get it from a local maker versus a corporation. >> so i think that is really nice. merry christmas. oh ho ho. >> back in lafayette, this holiday season has extra meaning for the tong family. >> our son's been

this is toward lafayette and boy, that commute has already begun. you can see a lot a lot of traffic lights, a lot of headlights. scuse me. here again, this is looking toward lafayette, where traffic is pretty heavy at this hour dollars for matching five numbers and a ticket holder in texas won $2 million for matching five numbers, and the power play. so this means the next drawing is coming up on saturday. now the last powerball jackpot winning ticket was drawn in southern california. this was way back on october 11th. it was worth $1.7 billion, the second largest prize in jackpot history. >> well, some sea lions took to the streets in southern chile, blocking a road during a protest by fishermen. you can see them there. those sea lions calm lee making their way down the street, waddling in front of police vehicles. earlier in the day, local fishermen had held a demonstration demanding a government bonus that would pay them after a seasonal ban on catching a certain type of fish. and in this ktvu idea of the day, we asked image generator midjourney

live in lafayette, alice wurtz, ktvu fox two news. >> quite the accomplishment to that team as well as catholic and kentfield and saint vincent's out of petaluma. three big state titles for the bay area. >> yeah definitely memories that those players and coaches will have forever. alice, thanks so much. all right. we're going to go over to weather and get a check on how the forecast is looking. bill. >> yeah, we'll check out the weather. julie, with temperatures today that were warmer than yesterday by a good five or 4 or 5 degrees and then temperatures tonight will be cool, but not horrible, not freezing above freezing for the most part. there will be frost and some inland valleys and these will be the least highs from today will be duplicated tomorrow to some extent, it'll be pretty close. and then because of this high pressure, well, the temperatures are because of the high. the dry is because of the high. but then we had the overnight lows because of the high. but then we have the valley fog tomorrow morning and the coastal fog that's kind of out there now is a function of that hig

moving over oakland could hold up to lafayette to 6:32. the timeline for some spotty rain for tonight and i expected to pick up once we get to about 2:00 in the morning near the coastline. if that cold front moves right on the coastal area up toward the north bay we should be in it pretty good. tomorrow morning yellow and orange showing heavier downpours. here is where we could get some heavy rain. with the way the storm is moving it is going to continue to pull up rainfall chances all the way through 11:30 in the morning. it may linger with some on and off rain chances through tomorrow night and then we see this get out once we roll into thursday morning. thursday is expected to be bright for us. northbay coastal areas we are in a 1 to 2 inch range. maybe not much for east bay and south bay. east bay may be close to manage. san jose maybe about a quarter of an inch. we probably get rain shadow from that. that'll be an area to watch. when it comes to rainfall season we are certainly making a huge dent. look at these numbers for the season.

. >> and in high school football, lafayette making their first state championship appearance.of the fourth quarter, they were trailing. rogers gives them a 28-23 lead. it's the same score, 35 seconds to go. the dons go for it on 4th and goal, and bailey throws his fourth touchdown pass of the game to put the game away. they win 35-23 to win their first state title. >>> and in the pga, players are teaming up at this weekend's tournament in florida. 36-year-old joel damon is paired with 26-year-old lilia vu, and the age difference is pretty evident. >> our group chat was named vu tang clan. >> you're way too long for that. >> i don't know what it is. >> that's a great name. that was your caddy, right phenomenal name. what year were you born? >> 97. >> oof. yeah, we're going to listen to some wu tang clan on the way to the first tee. >> is that hip hop? >> yeah, it's the best era in history. >> and they're only ten years apart. >>> coming up, it was a sea of red in union square sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys h

and whatever producer spotted this rainbow in lafayette. dan, thank you so much. you can see it over the road in the distance. >> what a nice break in between the storms. >> i saw one in sausalito and i took a picture but it didn't come out.>> the golden gate bridge. that view. any rainbow picture. >>> we did get the sun breaking through the clouds. right now clearing skies around the bay and a slight chance we might see a few showers for tomorrow during the day. after that, dry and we should see clearing as we approach midnight on new year's eve. right now 50 degrees in san jose, looking at a few showers off to the east. partly cloudy skies in san jose. more clouds around dublin. still saying rain. will have a look at that on the storm ranger coming up. 59 degrees and there you see the towering clouds near some of those showers near mount diablo. 59 in walnut creek and more clearing out towards san francisco at 55 degrees. as we take you on a tour of the radar into the north bay out towards fairfield and solano county still dealing with the showers. there is a lo

many of them abandoned stages because they all just too difficult. lafayette, even an excavating vehicles, got stock number free racing back. yes. this is how you envision that sofa. certainly not like that. welcome to the most america king off the back. it's rates which help us do things. no one has ever seen before. look at this lean angle is totally not so i can fairly do that with my foot, but it stopped out in 2021 as a trial, but was so successful that they did 7 races in 2020 to wait. that's the biggest difference between this and the regular quote, but with a minimum weight of $281.00 key. those. these weigh over 100 kilo's me. number 2 for the bus racing. i thought this would only work in need for speech, but the thoughts prove me wrong. reverse racing is real, at least in the a t. as expected crashes world, a rare thing. even go jumps the what is the good thing they should bring it back? number one, bobby cheap, racing. no engines needed just the hill and good old gravity. with this crazy thing, the main cell is not to break any bones while you're trying to raise the there's a l

many of them abandon stages because they all just too difficult. lafayette, even in excavating vehicles, got stock number free racing back us. this is how you envision that sofa. certainly not like that. welcome to the motor america king off the back. it's rates which help us do things as no one has ever seen before. look at this lean angle. it's tells me not so i can fairly do that was my fault, but it stopped out in 2021 as a trial, but was so successful that they did 7 races in 2020 to wait. that's the biggest difference between this and the regular quote by with a minimum weight of $281.00 key. those. these weigh over 100 kilo's me. number 2 for the bus racing. i thought this would only work in need for speech, but the ducks prove me wrong. reverse racing is real. at least in the eighty's. as expected crashes weren't a really big even go jumps the what is the only thing they should bring it back. number one, bobby cheap racing. no engines needed just the hill and good old gravity with this crazy thing, the main cell is not to break any both hybrid drive trade. it is also used in the

he's from just north of lafayette, louisiana, is going viral not only for his exceptional speed, but also for the support he's getting from his classmates on the school bus. >> move over. mclovin there's a new fastest kid alive. his bus driver couldn'trillionesist capturing him on camera. that's all. taking his mom by surprise when he was little. >> everybody always tell me he gonna make me proud one day. and i just never knew us moving to louisiana that he was going to do that. so it's just a blessing . >> xavier's mom also jokes that despite his speed, sometimes xavier's sometimes acts act like an old man. i feel that xavier, is he gonna go into track or football? probably both. >> probably both. why not? why not? yeah. got plenty of sports for him to do. >> finally, to the most adorable thing that has happened at walt disney world for the first time in seven years, the same walt disney world owned by the parent company of abc, little cobra from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy: champions wild card." please welcome today's past champions... an engin

the remarks came of an idea of striking on the southern city of lafayette, and that's at least 20 people data according to the gals and health ministry. awarding disturbing images ad israel is pulmonary, as of gas, it has designated the safe. it is wiping out into assemblies, making countless children opens and false, and countless men and women to survive there all spring speech stories excruciating the yes, what these release do into the palestinians, especially in gas. it is the monstrosity of our century west. the complacency is turning into complacency. the square footage from the scene of the striking roscoe shows local sifting fruit piles of rubble in search of the survivors. some rest curious how being lighting fires to help with visibility as they struggled to find bodies in the dark. the stride came as the un report date, an estimated 100000 people were recently evacuated to around. the city is located along the in phipps border with where 20 critically ill patients will be transferred to on friday. again, according to the health administrator, who gets and let us get the lates

a severe weather is likely on saturday into saturday night from louisville, kentucky, down to lafayetteuisiana. we could even see a few tornadoes. then that storm moves east on sunday with interior rain and snow and a whole lot of wind. i'm accuweather meteorologist kevin corcoran. >> coming up the hot air balloon crash caught on camera. also ahead, a judge grants a texas woman's request for an emergency abortion. >> why the state is still threatening to prosecute the doctors. >> and later, the unexpected place where krispy kreme donuts are catching on >> 2020. tonight on abc. >> phenix woman feeding her baby got the shock of her life when a hot air balloon collapsed and landed in her backyard. it got tangled up with a streetlight while trying to land in a nearby field. the nine people riding inside the basket made it out safely. glad everyone's okay. >> we turn now to the battle over an emergency abortion in texas. a judge has issued a ruling, but that may not settle this case. this morning, the attorney general of texas is warning doctors not to comply with the judge's decision that a

you know, i once gave a talk in lafayette at georgia, which they pronounced lafayette, by the way, in which sometime it was the sons of confederate veterans. these guys were hard core people. some of them were unreconstructed. and, you know, some somewhere during the speech i mentioned, you know, the the north did actually win the war. and somebody from the back yelled out, but it's only half time left. so what is going on with this? you know, lee character. and so and i apologize for doing this at the earliest speech. i know i supposed to be talking about highbridge, but i just have to get these things off my mind. this was the oath of office for commissioned officers in the us army in 1832. and this is the oath that lee took when he's promoted to lieutenant colonel of the second u.s. cavalry, ri in 1855. so this is the oath that he took in 18, 1855. i robert e lee appointed in 1855 in the army of the united states. do solemnly swear or affirm that i will bear true allegiance to the united states of america, and that i will serve them honestly and faithfully against their enemies and

through lafayette 702. let's get back to the desk. >> thousands of california state university faculty members are expected to go on strike today for protest stalled labor negotiations. it's a series of rolling one day strike starts today at cal cal poly pomona down in southern california. sf state is set to go on strike tomorrow. then csu los angeles strikes wednesday. the final strike is expected thursday at sacramento state. the faculty members at these schools and throughout the system want a 12% general salary increase for the year with additional raises. the following years. the university system is counting with a maximum 15% increase during a three year contract, saying it cannot support yearly rates of more than 5. a strike has been averted with faculty workers at the san francisco unified school district. an agreement was announced late last night to avoid a strike that was planned for today. the construction workers union that represents the workers accused the district of violating labor laws. t

and for the inner east bay right now, upper 30s orinda, lafayette for the afternoon.tures are going to be slightly above average. upper 50s to low 60s, and the dry conditions as a result of this ridge still still hanging on to the west, we do have the pacific northwest with rain and snow. we eventually will see some of that come our way as this ridge continues to break down over the next 48 hours, as that rain expected again on wednesday. not the case for today. it's going to be a nice one for all the nice new treats, for the little ones that want to be out, and about 59 san francisco 58. in concord, 63. the afternoon high san jose a better look at the rain expected on wednesday and what we can expect heading into the final days of december. coming up in just a little bit, andre. all right rosemary. >> thank you. coming up, we will hear from the salvation army about how they are continuing their tradition of delivering christmas meals to those who cannot leave their homes today. >> hello. my name is corey o'brien. i'm at basic military training in lackland, texas for

highway 24 is busy through lafayette. the fog is lifting in some areas .t's backed up at the toll plaza. you can't tell to where, but to the maze. and look, the san mateo bridge even got worse. can't see anything now. their richmond bridge is a little better than it was yesterday. 741 let's bring rosemary and back in to talk about today's fog. yes. >> sal and i have a picture from one of the areas not included in the advisory this morning are hills. look here over the south bay hills, you can see some fog there. but down below at the surface is where we are experiencing the very thick fog and the visibility in some areas improving just a bit, although the advisory goes until 11 a.m. and we do expect it to linger. here's a look at oakland, where we're less than a quarter mile at the moment. concord dropped to zero visibility along that stretch there at 680. so be prepared. sometimes when it's patchy in nature, it's more dangerous. kind of comes out of nowhere here. and the north bay has experienced this for day two now, very thick fog in our valley location

hours in the last uh, communications and garza have been cut once again in the southern city of lafayette . relatives um, molding the death silver at least 27 people killed. it is where the strikes on 2 houses. the israel has its people 2 feet to the south, but continues to target civilian sites on its way the vol, because also calls mass destruction. indeed, as the populated area of jamalia and, and all the costs and ministry of health science is very full since obtained moles and 70 patients and medic and stuff up, they come out as well. and hospital in northern garza, including the hospitals, direct some would patients also being denied access to health care food and was it under leading to that to the us national security advisor drake sullivan? how does that to the is ready prime minister in television as well as defense minister told some of them that it would take more than a few buttons to dismantle. a mouse box begins on coverage outside the apple yusef on the job hospital in rough or to dominate the scene. the sound track kit is ceaseless grief. i beg you this woman cries, i wan

she went to lafayette, she went to the palestinian, all 3 tons and she didn't ask about the hostages. how come this is there? so the way the $110.00 hosted is fried so far for owners family are increasingly hateful. they will see on or a come back home. so you need his father shows me the suitcase they prepared for the sons return phone in a clean clothes, a tooth brush, even a new phone. instead to take it to the toys room if needed, all as we get a phone call or we get out. or waiting homeowner's family leaves in a town in southern israel, the local authorities put up these posters every way here to show support for his relatives. guys is some 50 kilometers away home or together with more than 100. and so t author is really is on foreign nationals, remains and cafeteria to somewhere there. so close in terms of distance. and yet still so very far. but the families ready to go the extra mile to do whatever you can to help bring the sun back home. reef. an ocean are all t reporting from get data in israel with this thursday is a big day in the hearts of the russian capital in just over

hot mouse for the breakdown and talks to extend the distressing images from the southern city of lafayette to look. busy for the rest, yours have been scrambling to find survivors. amid the rubble of folding dot buildings with emergency services and hospitals struggling to cope with a must have been flux, a fresh indeed in the neighboring city of can you this number of children and other civilians have been rushed and medical sites after the residential areas came under is really fire their to use 11 survivor hump to say about the harley is really stormed the time when people with searching to be in their homes. which means that they wanted to kill him commit messages. it's really use it all through the friday prayer. people gather in the homes 3 lunch. so they waited so peaceful residents to come back to their homes. and then from being time neighborhood, the buildings collapsed on people from women and children. it is not a life. you have exposed yourself and your country in front of the whole world. children are dying because of you throughout the day. or canadian, palestinian during th

so bait, honeymoon bade lafayette to bali and gaza city. is there any forces that know surrounded the area and the ground operation? during that time the every hospital in north was hit and now one of them have ceased to operate. and civilians were forced to head south and total about $1700000.00 displaced. but as they headed to the promised southern safe, so in that area came under increase of tax. now the idea f, a said it will allow the humanitarian movement of civilians along a bypassed road is a previous cord or in the center of gaza has turned into a was on will despite the is there any attacks on the south for most continue will flows of wounded palestinians arriving to the outside of hospital and on eunice, many of the patients of kids talk to say that totally overwhelmed. also a residential building and rough uh that was here on sunday. the it is situated close to the border with egypt. the strike resulted in multiple then people scramble to get those into the way for the treatment and regional spokesperson for the international co

were launched from kansas into the script. distressing images, emerging from the southern city of lafayette to locals and rescue proves how being scrambling to find survivors. and that the rubble of the buildings of emergency services at the hospitals struggling to cope with a massive influx of fresh natasha. in the neighboring city of con units. meanwhile, a number of children and other civilians have been rushed to medical centers after residential areas there too, came under his relief fire years with one survivor have to say about the hardaway experience is really stormed at the time when people was searching to be in their homes, which means that they wanted to kill him commit messages. it's really use it off to the friday, proud people, gathering the homes 3 lunch. so they waited for peaceful residents to come back to their homes and then bomb being time neighborhood. the buildings collapsed on people from women and children. it is not a life you have exposed yourself and your country in front of the whole world. children are dying because of you throughout the day. what can it in pal