. >> we are told people are hopeful as they continue to pull survivors from the ruble. cbs news correspondent chris martinez, he is live in mexico city where crews have been searching all night, good morning, chris. >> reporter: good morning, yes , this is one of the sites where those search and rescue efforts have just not stopped. this used to be an office building, what you are looking at right now. all night they have been carefully, examining, searching that ruble looking for any survivors, and it is scenes like this playing out all across the region. a little girl ace live but still stuck under the ruble on what used to be her school in mexico city. she has been wiggling her fingers in response to calls from rescuers, all day and night crews have been trying to reach her and any other students who may still ab live this rescuer telling a reporter that special cameras they are using indicate that there are at least two other children still inn side. dramatic video from earlier in the day shows two students being pulled to safety through cracks in the debris. the sc

they kept deviling down on the ruble i think they were going along in the ruble kept falling was a perfect example because what if the fed do the fed actually lowered interest rates to my point that the fed is an open source of funds for scoundrels so jim records and long term capital management made a huge error and instead of paying for that error they would not wreckers but again i again are you gal this nobel prize winning economist who is there and they were so yes martin and his fellow who created the you know option pricing volatility ok they have an open cash spigot at the fed and zero percent interest to fund their mistake yeah they're all working again creating massive hedge fund frauds again and that story had repercussions in two thousand and eight of course because all the other banks on wall street bar one united to bail out long-term capital management i think it was jimmy cayne bear stearns who didn't participate no let them go bankrupt and of course they weren't there for him when he went bust or maybe it was one of the other big fault lehman was the holdout he was the and

but they are hoping for is they don't get any significant changes in the ruble.t remains a little elevated, but a sense of stability is what the minister is looking for. anna: guy johnson, speaking to -- apologies for that, i think we were going to bring you some sound. maybe we can return to that a little later on? some sound from the finance minister? guy johnson, thank you. matt: let's get to that later. we will going back to guy johnson throughout the day on bloomberg. you can catch those interviews using tv or check them out on the web at bloomberg.com. --ant to bring our loot viewers the latest on mexico because we have gotten an , athquake there reported magnitude eight earthquake that is only 35 kilometers deep and is apparently very shallow. the interior minister their reporting three deaths and obviously, there is concern beyond what happens with such a big earthquake, including concerns of us in know me. -- tsunami. beyond the her concerns of irma and katia, already on track to mexico, you have the possibility of a synonymy. .hat is one reason --

russia bought ads and russians buy things in rubles? hah hah hah.t on the intelligence committee. he doesn't say things about this investigation by mistake. it seemed unlikely he jumped on twitter to workshop the russia currency jokes and we asked what he meant and got a satisfying answer and the office told us, quote, it is literally true. some of the ads were paid for in rubles. so that was not him making a joke. according to the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook really did accept rubles to sell those ads that were part of russia's hack on the election. that's what took facebook's crack investigators months and months to figure out. you would have thought a currency check on the records might have sorted out. hey, did we get paid in rubles for any ads in the campaign? months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were looking into this. amazing. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again on monday. now time for "the last word"

a little girl was alive but still stuck under the ruble in mexico city. >> officials say more than 50 people have been rescued a live. >> back to school tomorrow for methacton students, an agreement end the teachers strike. >> new life for long closed stop on the patco high speed line. work will reopen at franklin square station >> i have so many questions. >> that is, comedy re-creation of the pottery scene from the movie ghost. you have in the seen ghost. >> i have not seen ghost. i didn't even know this was a thing. >> with whoopi goldberg. >> yes. >> yes. >> katie, i know you have seen it. >> is what the line. >> molly, you in danger girl. >> exactly. >> it is a good movie. >> yes. >> i got sometime to see it. >> high level performances in this movie, too. demi moore, patrick sway see. we add this to the lengthy list of move that is rahel has not seen and must see. >> thanks, katie. >> it is a lengthy list. she's a world traveler, come on. we have quiet weather here throughout the day, guys, lots of sunshine and warm, as well, we are expect highs to reach upper 80's this afternoon

rescue workers are sifting through the ruble.fficials say it is strongest hurricane to hit the island in 80 years. entire island is still without power. we spoke with one woman who asked that we keep people of puerto reek on informed. >> that is the only way is to to look at what happened because here we don't have the location. >> more than 155 miles per hour wind raked the island income down power lines and tearing roofs off of homes. maria is second major hurricane to hit the caribbean island in two weeks. >>> after leaving trail of destruction in puerto rico maria is lashing the dominican republic. maria made land fall this morning bringing vicious wind, rain and waves up to 115 miles an hour, wind up to 115 miles an hour. monster storm is expect to move toward turks and caicos before heading to the bohamas tonight. >>> rescue teams are not giving up in mexico, almost two days after a devastating earthquake, right now number of dead stand at 245. and elderly man survived a full day trapped under the ruble of his mexico city a

russians buy things in rubles?warner is the top democrat on the intelligence committee. he doesn't say things about this investigation by mistake. it seemed unlikely he jumped on twitter to workshop his russian currency jokes. so we called senator warren's office, we ask what happened he meant when he fired off that tweet. his office told us, quote, it's literally true, some of the ads were paid for if rubles. that was not him making a joke. according to top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook sid accept rubles to sell those ads that were a part of russia's hack on the elections. that's what took facebook's investigators months an months to figure out. you would have authority, hey, did we get paid for rubles for political ads in the campaign? it took them months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were look nook this. amazing. that will do it tonight. we will see you on monday. now it's time for the last word. good evening. ari. >> good evening, rache

better than just using rubles. >> i don't think i quite realized that. that's the number that -- so the 150,000, which struck me as sort of a small amount of money if you're going to do this as an enterprise, you're saying that was paid for in rubles? >> that was just paid for in rubles and what we found so far is that facebook didn't even take those same accounts and run them and see if they placed other ads, maybe paying in dollars or euros or other currencies. so i don't think they've given us the whole story. let me just give you another example to give the audience some way to put in perspective. now, i'll grant before the 2016 elections, this was kind of wild, wild west. facebook was learning we were all, i think, seeing these tools being used for the first time in many ways. by the time the french elections came in the spring, work -- facebook being more cooperative working with french authorities, took down -- their words -- close to 50,000 accounts that were affiliated with russia. 50,000 in france, much smaller country. so far, facebook in the

i see right there fifty seven rubles which is on the one u.s. dollar. came up to both books of different kinds of books. i'm betting. fifty eight who will sixty nine of those one u.s. dollar and then. of course western sanctions are not supposed to target teachers but the companies and individuals implicated in infringing ukrainian sovereignty. in addition to military related to knowledge of the european union has predicted exports of equipment that is used in the exploration of natural resources for example in the arctic. this gives the west a serious economic advantage in the competition with russia i wonder what punishing russia for its actions in the ukraine has to do with the scramble for arctic oil. as for the immediate future the sanctions may even be beneficial to some russian industrial companies. i found one in the euro region bordering on siberia. param near to mushroom on produces machinery for sophisticated modern drilling methods suited to difficult russian conditions are hard to access oil field. what sergei sylvana the company's boss tol

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still that number is expect to continue to rise, as rescue teams also continued digging through the ruble. u.s. gee logical survey tells us the earthquake's up center was about 76 miles southe of mexico city. "eyewitness news" reporter, jan carabao is live from the cbs-3 sat center with the very latest, jan. >> reporter: natasha and jim this is mexico's deadliest earthquake in decade and happening today fire fighters, police officers and ordinary citizens are all frantically digging through ruble there hoping to find survivors. one of the most desperate searches is happening at a grade school where that building collapsed. rescuers are working through the night and against the clock in mexico city. searching for survivors, after a powerful earthquake struck yesterday afternoon. at this elementary school crew s used buckets and wheel barrels to dig through the debris, officials say at lee 22 children were killed when school building collapsed and dozens of others are still missing. family members rush to the scene looking for loved won, searchers wrote silence on the school building with s

it does facebook have a lot of ruble accounts? sen. warner: i think facebook in many ways knows more about each of us than the united states government and the notion that somehow they were not aware of what was happening on the platforms should greens my credibility -- strains my credibility. >> so you think they were lying? sen. warner: i am not saying that, i want to see the materials. they came in and showed the materials and took them back, not a good thing to do to a senate committee. we want to get it to the public because at that end of the day, americans should have the right -- at least a couple things. political reading a ad on any of facebook or the political platforms, you want to know the source of the ad whether it is form-based or not. if a story is being driven to the top of your newsfeeds because thousands of individuals have liked it, we ought to know whether those individuals who are liking it are actually individuals who are represented. in many cases, they say it is steve clemons from washington, d.c. when it migh

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and they paid in rubles. seriously. according to the top democrat on the senate intelligence quote, it is literally true. some of the ads were paid for in rubles. so that was not him making a joke. according to the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook really did accept rubles to sell those ads that were part of russia's hack on the election. that's what took facebook's crack investigators months and months to figure out. you would have thought a currency check on the records might have sorted out. hey, did we get paid in rubles for any ads in the campaign? months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were looking into this. amazing. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again on monday. now time for "the last word" and ari is in for lawrence. good evening. >> good evening. i think we keep track of who's going in front of the grand jury and aides and i feel like we'll hear more about the social media platforms. >> yeah. it will be interesting to see fr

. ♪ not planning any significant changes in the ruble rate. influences on the ruble from the current situation and external economic decisions, but i am sure we will not see any significant changes in the ruble rate till the end of the year. that whenpoint is elaborating our budget and our forecast, we are orienting towards i would say conservative oil prices, $40 per barrel for three years to come. , this price us permits us to have some research in our budget and fulfill our economic obligations. under state control for the russian banking system. would you like to see that number lower? of course we want to see more private banks, more competitive private banks, in this area, but , they are aanks backbone for the russian economy. in this situation of volatility come of they are really stable and the people and population in business have confidence towards these banks. owners can, business have their accounts and those banks. when the situation is unstable, public banks are playing the stabilization role, but when the situation gets better

>>ll mexico as rescuers comb through ruble of the collapsed buildings, looking r of dead, from a massive earthquake just keep climbing. >> threatening catastrophic damage in puerto rico i'm nicki batiste in new york, with the story coming up >> lead with the diplomacy and lead with a commitment to you cn >> former secretary of state hillary clinton and her first late night television appearance since the presidential election, hear what else she had to say about president the u.n. >>> well, today is wednesday, september 20th, good morning, i'm jim donovan. > rahel. katie's off. we have matt with us checking on the forecast, meisha checking on traffic. >> yes, day two for natasha. >> yes. >> day two. >> we appreciate it. >> we love seeing natasha, so great to have you. >> we are looking outside, and construction, construction, construction. it is out there. there is a lot. we will talk aut you are busy. >> busy day in the weather department. we are watching maria after we got done dealing with jose here, all of our neighbors in puerto rico, a lot of people have family down there. it is a

right now rescuers and volunteers are frantically digging through ruble searching for survivors. twenty-five bodies have been recovered from the mexico city school that partially collapsed. thirty children and eight adults are still reported missing there. now this was mexico's deadliest earthquake since 1985 which killed thousands of people. >>> more than 20,000 mexicans called philadelphia home and as you can imagine, at this point they are worried about family members still living in that area of mexico. mexican consul has been field ing phones calls helping to calm people having trouble getting in touch with their loved won. >> as long as we have information, we will provide the information to our community, to be patient, while they are dialing our contact in the media. >> reporter: interesting to note that the quake struck on the 32nd anniversary of another devastating quake in mexico city that killed more than 10,000 people. many work places were holding drills, when the real earthquake struck. >>> well, just into our news room search is on for suspect in the double stabbi

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and they paid in rubles. seriously.ding to the top democrat on the senate intelligence quote, it is literally true. some of the ads were paid for in rubles. so that was not him making a joke. according to the top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook really did accept rubles to sell those ads that were part of russia's hack on the election. that's what took facebook's crack investigators months and months

hey, did we get paid in rubles for any ads in the campaign? months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were looking into this. amazing. that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again on monday. now time for "the last word" and ari is in for lawrence. good evening. >> good evening. i think we keep track of who's going in front of the grand jury and aides and i feel like we'll hear more about the social media platforms. >> yeah. it will be interesting to see from a business perspective and investigatory perspective how much they will either be willing to explain about what happened on their platform and how much they'll try to hold on to as a trade secret. facebook is not able to keep this same public profile they have on this -- for much longer. >> right, the saying you can't be neutral on a moving social media platform. i don't know. rachel, have a great weekend. >> thank you. >> i'm ari melber in for lawrence o'donnell. tracking here in the russia inquiry this friday night, what bob mueller might have in

his office told us, quote, it's literally true, some of the ads were paid for if rubles. that was not him making a joke. according to top democrat on the senate intelligence committee, facebook sid accept rubles to sell those ads that were a part of russia's hack on the elections. that's what took facebook's investigators months an months to figure out. you would have authority, hey, did we get paid for rubles for political ads in the campaign? it took them months. that was the operational secret facebook didn't want us to know about how they were look nook this. amazing. that will do it tonight. we will see you on monday. now it's time for the last word. good evening. ari. >> good evening, rachel. i think we keep so much track of what is going for the grand jury, the names, the ages, why is the spokesman going? i think we will hear a lot more about the social media flampls. >> it will be easy to see from an investigative and investigatory perspective how much they will be willing to explain what happened on their platform and how much they will try to hold on to as a tra

there are watching the ruble carefully. seems to be looking for stability.lso caught up with the russian central bank governor. she talked about an important discussion coming up on september 15. what did she have to say? guy: september 15 is a big day for russia, not only do we have a central bank rate decision, which is being watched closely, but we have smp announcing its rating on russia. the central bank decision comes first, then we get the rating decision. let's talk about the rating decision. nature, butous by she told us clearly it is likely that the board will be discussing at 25 to 50 basis point cut at the meeting. inflation has been below target of 4% for two conservative periods -- consecutive periods. she is cautious, because that inflation data is incredibly noisy, volatile. it is close to target, so she is happy with that, but she wants to stabilize that target. then you come to the rating decision. it is a 50-50 call whether or not russia gets upgraded. with sanctions a factor, it will be interesting to see what the rating agency has to say

. >> translator: if i report this, you could be fined 500,000 rubles. >> translator: i know. >> translatorplease take care of it. >> translator: i'm pretty sure my boss is is working on the problem. >> translator: it's not just people in wheelchairs. there are people with baby strollers, too. while i was waiting outside, i saw three mothers with baby strollers. one of them had a child with disabilities. please get that ramp built. as soon as possible. that's all i have to is that okay. >> this is a member of the dance team. he was born with leg problems and has been on crutches all his life. although he lives 200 kilometers from vladivostok, he accepted achem's invitation to join the show. they have choreographed a mexican dance just for him. he moves his body and hands in rhythm to the lively the number finishes with him spinning his partner on his wheelchair. on stage, he will need to spin his wheelchair with one hand. with just one week to go before the show, they ramp up the intensity. >> translator: do you enjoy dancing? >> translator: i love it. johna says i'm pretty good, but i need

was pulled from this bridge. >>> you know there have been reports of people living weeks under the rublegetting to know our new hero, jake elliott, clutch kicker for the eagles, so we want to necessity who is this dude. >> did you know he played tennis? he was really good. >> difficult not know that. >> he went to memphis university. but do you know that he also had a game winning kick at the link once before in his career did you know that. >> thank you. >> we will learn more. >> would you like to see it. >> oh, yeah. >> he wasn't an eagle. trusted battery for your son's favorite toy?t maybe not. maybe, you could trust he wouldn't leave the upstairs water running. (woman screams) or, you could just trust duracell. ♪ >>> an accident on the schuylkill expressway as soon as you come off 202 interchange here. we're seeing a jammo, eventually all getting to that two lane formation and then another vehicle fire on the northeast extension, right here near lehigh veil interchange. here's a picture i tweeted out from pennsylvania turnpike you can see the smoke in the background again, it is on t

in mexico city this morning but procedures stows remove her is slow, and dangerous because of the ruble not being stable. searchers halted their efforts and raised their hand several times, urging for quiet, hoping to hear voices from inside the wreckage. earlier, they pulled out several young children, but at lee 21 students and four teachers died, officials say that the earthquake reduced at least 44 office buildings, homes, schools to piles of concrete in mexico's capitol. there is massive damage in rural areas in one town near quake's epicenter entire blocks were destroyed. this man said his wife and grandson barely escaped when this church came toppling down but others were not as fortunate, family started to hold wakes for the dead this morning. mexican president enrique pena nieto toured the damage and asked people to remain calm. he said biggest priority is to find missing and help the injured and rescuers, raced against the clock. earthquake struck on the 32nd anniversary of 1985 earthquake in mexico city that killed thousands. >>> coming up at 5:30 our greg argos will have rea

deadly earthquake it is a race against time in mexico to find survivors trapped underneath all that ruble. >>> from the picket lines to the classrooms bell will ring in one school district this morning, following a nearly week long strike. >>> allentown a very good morning 5:00 o'clock on this friday, tgif, i'm thomas drayton karen's off this morning. sue, yesterday was last full day of summer, right. >> right. >> what is disturbing is this picture that we're starting to see on lawns all across the area. >> i know. >> the question, is it too soon for halloween decorations >> you know, would i use october 1st as my line of de mar case but that is just me a lot of people just can't wait. if they started in the stores, don't you? it was all in the stores for months. >> i went to a holiday party last night, christmas, it was a -- everything is happening so early this year i'm getting a headache. >> get ready for the season. >> right. >> it is a 10 out of 10 today. it will be autumn later on, i mean technically 4:02 p.m. bus stop buddy is excited about the home opener on sunday, 60's and 70's

they now say there is evidence that a person who may still ab live under the ruble is now a school employee, not a child. >> but still. >> but some officials are saying this girl never existed they don't know how this whole thing started and how people got so wrapped up in the story they think people wanted to hang on to something and such a great story. >> they pulled a couple children out yesterday afternoon. >> this is true. >> kid was crying. can you imagine. >>> back here in the states. >> two georgia police officers are being called heroes how they stepped into pull two people out of the this burning car. >>> by the waye lay manning is already in philadelphia, and has plenty of reason to be scared about sunday, former giant tiki barber, do you remember him, running back said eli his friend will end up in a body bag verse the eagles if they don't improve their offensive line. in the for eli. we thought this, give us some suggestions on how we can scare the pants off eli, like all weekend long. do you know if he is afraid of anything, bugs. >> he has got to be afraid of something. >> ev

>> the rubles. >> or the rubles. >> to jeff's point and you mentioned this too, the pervasiveness ofkes it a very effective tool and a difficult to attract tool. political campaigns are not the business world. they're usually about five to ten years behind where the business world is. i was still rapping it out on my blackberry when everyone had an iphone, right? so i think you're seeing that the, the sophistication through which social media was used to do these sorts of things ran far in advance of -- i'll speak for myself, as a political reporter, my knowledge of how this could be done and that is the scary part as it relates to american democracy. this happened, and it's september of 2017 and we're just now getting sort of a peek what have i do think is the beginnings. >> when facebook became uncool to the kids because our parents were on it and stuff like that. >> that goes to the scope of the problem. i mean, everybody's on it, and so everybody's exposed to this. all right, sit tight, we're going to get back to that story and others when we come right back. also we want to talk

russia's finance minister expects the ruble to stay stable.now the we now are not planning any significant changes in the global rates. of course, there are certain , but ies on the ruble think -- i am sure we will not see any significant changes. taylor: russia is being conservative when it comes to the price of oil, the country was the largest source of tax revenue. oil price at $40 a barrel. that is your bloomberg business flash. nejra: thanks. $57.04, 73 days of gains. guy johnson joins us now. guy? guy: i just wrapped up a panel with david, the minister of finance, the governor of the central bank, plus the mayor of moscow. much forank you very taking time to talk to us. is on a tearonomy at the moment. money is pouring into the emerging market. is there a scenario that allows too many to kind of rock back on their heels, relax a little bit? is it credible to keep this thing on the rails? david: it is a recovery, and it is a good, broad recovery against emerging markets. as you say, it is really ported to take advantage to fix what takens

information they gave to congress was some of those ads paid for by russian interest were paid for in rubles. >> right. >> once you're paying in rubles, it seems like it makes it hard to believe facebook was actually looking to see if there was any russian interest. >> yeah, for sure. it's always kind of grudging a little bit. by the way, my interest in this as the media columnist is not just the investigation on the hill or just the muller investigation. it's the public investigation. this was scam ads that were injected into our millionaire system. you had americans interacting with russian agents through the platform if they were posing under these false accounts, that's a huge deal. any time we see shadowing political ads on tv, we as political journalism would be all over it and this is a much bigger deal and we know very little. >> one of the ways we're supposed to be protected from that is that there are legal prohibitions to influence the outcome of u.s. elections. that's clear in terms of -- this is one of the things you've been writing about. clear in terms of for example spending

we do know that rubles paid for ads on facebook. we do know that wikileaks is a holy owned subsidiary now, unfortunately, of the kremlin in terms of what they're willing to do for putin. >> how do we know that? >> we know that because there has been a lot of evidence of information that might have been damaging to putin and oligarchs, none of which comes up. we know the republican committee was probed. some of which may have been extracted. we never saw any of that. is one of these arguments that you just build it brick by brick by brick. but i think what's important is that the congressional investigations, special counsel go forward. i'll tell you what i would have done. if the shoes had been reversed, so to speak, and i had been the beneficiary by some foreign government, i can't even imagine what it would be. i would have immediately launched an investigation. having a commission with full subpoena powers, leaving nothing unchecked. because we don't really know, do we, chris. and if we don't know, and we have a government that i

spend a billion rubles you go after both sides and manipulate left and right.o have to stand by and see how it unfolds. >> we don't seem to have an administration doing much to combat it. americans need to pay attention. >> lower our shields. >> and the voice warning us about this stuff including malcolm is the reason we didn't usewikileaks. be careful of the files. don't know if they're corrupt. he's the man. and the congressman lieding the effo leading the investigation. thank you. >>> coming up next, the parthef not know about. hey grandpa. hey, kid. really good to see you. you too. you tell grandma you were going fishing again? maybe. (vo) the best things in life keep going. that's why i got a subaru, too. introducing the all-new crosstrek. love is out there. find it in a subaru crosstrek. i'm not a customer, but i'm calling about that credit scorecard. give it. sure! it's free for everyone. oh! well that's nice! and checking your score won't hurt your credit. oh! i'm so proud of you. well thank you. free at at discover.com/creditscorecard, even if you're n

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another natural disaster, the at 273, androm the mexico it is still, expected to crews t through the ruble of the 7.1 quake mo' be survivors in at lee 10 collapsed buildings. correspondentanrom mexico city o pauline a gomez rang out as rescuers tried safety. minutes later, she was pulled fr wreckage. responders in mexico city of pulled 60 survivors from the using dogs. they are searching for missing people in the debris. >> how long have you worked here.nly. >> quad loop is looking for a 26 year-old than 40 people still listed as missing, from this collapsed office bily have been sleeping on the street, as they wait for any have to have . we have to have faith. she says until they tell us the search is over. i will keep coming backed elemey school rescuers frantically dug for o little girl trapped beneath the debris but government announced later that the aduon and that no students were believed to be there. engineering professor says, told us that the earthquake could have been much worse. he pointed to updated building codes. and seismic warning system created after 1985 quake, that kill

. >>> also, tonight in mexico a race against time, to save people buried in the ruble. >>> plus his lawyers say that ex-nfl star aaron hernandez suffered from severe brain ill ness. >>> we will show you how fantasy tv became medical reality, just ahead on the "cbs evening news". but first on "eyewitness news" a century old time capsule is unearthed in west philadelphia >> a peak at the 100 year-old at them came out before brand new memories were still left inside, that is up >>> tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00 vittoria woodill is eating her way through middle earn cuisine in norma's. find out how this family owned restaurant kept immigrants prospering in the america introducing traditional lebanese dishes and culture to the south jersey community, it is taste with tori tonight at 11:00. >>> community members in west philadelphia gathered for a trip down memory lane. >> one hundred year-old time capsule was unearthed, and in mercy, philadelphia hospital cornerstone since 1916. it did become damaged over years but history survived in the form of the newspaper head line, metals of the di

after that deadly earthquake it is a race against time in mexico to find survivors trapped under the rublehe picket lines to the classrooms the bell will be ring nothing one school district this morning following a nearly week licensing strike. >>> great to have you with us on this friday, tgif, i'm thomas drayton, karen's off, bob kelly, looking sharp as always. >> good morning, everybody. >> it is friday. >> guess what today is. >> it is the first day of autumn. >> is that the dance we rehearsed. >> no. >> we had it all set up, we will do it later in the program. >> there is no one i would rather spend last few hours of summer with then both of you. >> isn't she sweet. >> i feel it, too. >> tell us how you really feel >> i really feel that way. i would rather be sleeping, but, anyway, 10 out of 10, if i can't be sleeping, i would rather be with you guys. 72 degrees current temperature pretty mild out there this morning, considering the normal high for this date is 76, and, northerly breeze at 10 miles an hour, we have 65 in allentown, and mount pocono bethlehem 64 degrees. doyletown, 62.

. >>> crews continue to sift through ruble in mexico searching for survivors following tuesday's powerful earthquake. rescue teams pulled an elderly man alive from his mexico city apartment yesterday. ordinary citizens have joined fire fighters and others to help save at lee 52 people, banker assisted in rescuing four people from his office building. >> they were making noise, so, that they volunteers and rescuers could hear, that is all. >> forty buildings were reduced to rub until mexico city alone, outside capitol people in other devastating areas have begun to bury loved won this was the deadliest earthquake since 1985 when 10,000 people died. >>> and one man from our area was an eyewitness to the quake , leo cabrera is in mexico city. he owns a rehoboth beach restaurant. he says he was on the subway when the ground started to shake. >> people were scared, of after shocks. >> unaudible. >> here at home many are trying to reach family or friendness mexico, the consul has set up a phone number to assist. we have posted that information on our web site at cws philly.com. >>> team from el

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