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russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. the town has 12 square blocks. 1400 residents, a school, lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> an actual town. the a community that had life and history and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: but the county never provided services like water, electricity and sanitation. by the late 1950s, the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move and arsonists burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of this area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: her grandparents and father lost a home an auto repair business and forced to accept minimal payments of a few thousand dollars. today the properties would be worth millions. russell city is commemorated in this

. >> once you cross the tracks, you were in russell city. >> reporter: her grandparents were property owners in a community of color that was literally wiped off the mount. russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. the unincorporated town had 12 locks, 1400 residents, school, churches, shops and the lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. the community had life and history. also a lot of wonderful things. >> the county never provided services like water, electricity and sanitation. i the 1950s, town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move and arsonist burned properties to the ground. and the town was annexed, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of the area, from the homes they own. >> her grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair b

. >> once you cross the tracks, you were in russell city. >> her grandparents were property owners in a community of color that was wiped off the map. russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to live. 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops and a blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. a community that had life and history. a lot of wonderful things going on. >> county never provided services like water, electricity and sanitation. i the 1950s, the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move an arsonist burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed into hayward, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there is a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of the area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: her grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair business and were forced to acce

russell city is one of them.the family who used to call russell city home. >> we are not just going to sit quietly. >> this generation has absolutely no fear. we want what is ours. kumasi: you can see steve's report this morning on gma right after abc 7. naacp is honoring black excellence in cousin of including film, music and literature -- excellence film, music and literature. the country. >> much for so many communities and people -- don so much for communities and people. i think she is amazing. it is a cute offer -- is a huge offer. >> i do not think we would be sitting here recognized by the naacp. it is amazing. kumasi: the award ceremony will be held later this month. reggie: the u.s. ss hornet ship in museum is celebrating black history month buys featuring -- by feature stories in the past. the 1944 explosion killed 32 people at a depot just north of san francisco. most were african-american sailors. it led to a protest and imprisonment of 50 sailors after they were forced to return to work without leav

russell city is one of them. abc news senior national correspondent steve spoke to a woman whose family used to call russell city home. >> not just going to sit quietly and forget about it. >> this generation has absolutely no fear. we want what is ours. j.r.: you can see steve's reports tomorrow morning on gma at 7:00 a.m. right after abc seven mornings. at any time, you can check out all of abc7 stories about like history month. they are streaming honor abc7 a area app, available wherever you stream. still ahead on abc 7 news 11:00, that suspicious spy balloon mystery. the fbi now on the case of the china controlled surveillance loon. the reaction from the united states tonight. plus, >> relying to us? j.r.: role reversal. my trip to one san francisco school where students became the reporters. spencer: cold air is settling in and a frost advisory for parts of the bay area. i will have your forecast coming (steven) every time i come to see caremore, they go above and beyond to take care of me. i feel a lot bett

russell city was one of the few places in alameda where blacks and latinas were allowed to live.cks, 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops, lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town, a community that had life and history and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: the county never provided services like water, electricity, sanitation. by late 1950s, the town was declared blight. residents were forced to move and arsonists burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed into hayward the city used imminent domain to remove the last of the residents to make way for the industrial park that you see today. >> there is a lot of pain, i think, that comes with talking about history of what happened to families when they were forced out of this area from the homes that they owned. >> her grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair business and were forced to accept minimal payments of a few thousand dollars. today those properties would be worth millions. russell city is commemorated in the downtown m

russell city was turned into an industrial park.bout 1400 black and latino families called at home and according to the new york times, the newly created reparations task force released a preliminary report last year identifying five areas that may be eligible for reparations with russell city being one of them. abc news spoke with a woman whose family used to call russell city home. >> not just going to sit quietly, not going to forget. >> this generation has absolutely no fear. we what what is ours. kumasi: you can see the report this morning on good morning america at 7:00 after abc seven mornings. next at 6:30, the discussion about how to protect the local aapi population after mass shootings last month. why not everyone is on board with the new proposal public meetings in san francisco. as we head to break, a live look outside. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: two large earthquakes rattled turkey and syria overnight. hundreds are dead in the search for survivors conti

steve: in what used to be russell city, the city government of hayward is now apologizing, agreeing thathese families were effected, and come in many cases, burned out of their homes and communities without appropriate compensation, but the families want more than words and are working with their governor. he signed into law a new state tax force, the first of its kind in the country, looking for reparations for racist policies and actions, and the families know it is a tall ask. a lot of people have trouble with that word. "why should i have to pay for the sins of my forefathers?" >> welcome ours is more specific. my grandmother was an owner who, we believe that the appropriate and responsible thing to do is first to give us back our land, so that we can help our children create generational wealth. kristen: the group, where is my land, is working on about 600 of these cases across the country. dan: we will continue to follow that for you. let's turn back to the back to work forecasted sun is shining. kristen: glad we are done with it. dan: what a difference a day makes. bright, sunny s

russell city was one of the few places in alameda county where blacks and latinos were allowed to livee unincorporated town had 12 square blocks, 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops, and a lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town, it was a community that had life and history and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: the county never provided services like water, electricity, and sanitation. by the late 1950s, the town was declared a blight and residents were forced to move an arsonist burned properties to the ground. when the town was annexed into hayward, the city used eminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for the industrial park that you see here today. >> there's a lot of pain that comes with talking about the history of what happened to these families when they were forced out of this area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: this woman's grandparents and father lost a home in an auto repair business and were forced to accept minimal payments of a few thousand dollars

russell city was a place where blacks and latinas were allowed to live. it had 1400 residents, a school, churches, shops, a lively blues club scene that attracted performers like ray charles. >> it was an actual town. it was a community that had life and history and a lot of wonderful things going on in it. >> reporter: the county never provided services like water, electricity, sanitation. by late 1950s the town was declared a blight. residents were forced to move and arsonists burned properties to the ground. the city used imminent domain to remove the last of the residents in 1966 to make way for industrial park that you see today. >> there is a lot of pain, i think, that comes with talking about the history of what happened to families when they were forced out of this area from the homes that they owned. >> reporter: iesha's grandparents and father lost a home and auto repair business and were forced to accept minimal payments of a few thousand dollars. today the properties would be worth millions. russell is commemorated in this mural and hayward ha

texas. >> reporter: in what used to be russell city, the city government of hayward is now apologizing task force, the first of its kind in the country that's looking at reparations for racist policies, and families know it's a tall ask. >> reparation. >> a lot of people have trouble with that word. why should i have to pay for the sins of my forefathers? >> well, our claim is more specific. my grandmother was an owner. so we believe that the appropriate and responsible thing to do is first just give us back our land so that we can help our children create generational wealth. >> reporter: the group, where is my land is working on about 600 of these cases across the country, and they're focused on the governments which in many cases aren't the current landowners, but the families argue it is never too late to right a wrong. robin? >> steve, we know you have been working on this piece and there's much more that people can see on our website. thank you so much for your reporting, steve. >>> let's go over now to ginger. >> thank you, robin. save last weekend's cold weather, the rest of th

so these are the tragedies in the city of russell hi, thanks very much indeed. personal set of them. well, stephanie deca has more now from carmel mulash, where most virus were found. the overwhelming reality is that it is the dads that are being brought out of the rubble. we've just had one body of brought out of where the work is going on. you could probably see the operation going on pretty much a recovery operation. 22 bodies. we understand remain, you do still have, so i'm hoping you could probably see those in blue. these are a chinese listening team. they keep going in and out with our equipment so they keep trying to listen. when the bulldozers now you see about 4 or 5 of them, one is starting to move again. they go silent to try and listen. we had to french search and rescue teams also come in earlier. they were looking, they'd had a call saying that someone said they heard a voice from around this area. they then entered the area. so there is still this sort of, i suppose, hope 8 days later because these specialized international teams are the ones tha

and this report from russell said, the city of gin that us many syrians know the loss of loved ones only to well in the town of gender, as in the north west. more than a decade of civil war has already killed and displaced many. but those who have survived are now living to a new trauma. the regions earthquakes disaster across the border into the kia rescue and aid operations are run in non stop. but here that is only silence and feelings of grief and abandonment admired booker could only watch helplessly as he saw so lovely, died threat together under there before hours he hugged his child and waited for help. but none arrived. the annual admin 1st blood oozed out of my son's mouth and met his voice fighting gradually, my daughter and other son, we just made his away. they also died. i only ask for help from god. why it says no 8 can heal his wounds. he has lost what he treasured the most. his children not were syria is home to more than 4000000 people. it has been heavily bombed by the regime to walked well year long civil war. life here was already tough, and the earthquake has just a

will be able to say much more lives, particularly during this recent earthquake. russell sarah live for us in the turkey city of border russell. thank you very much. indeed. still ahead on all does it after serving 8 years is stopped and as far as minister nicholas dudgeon is pony courts. explain why a tough times the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom and demand the true upfront with me, mark lamond hill. what out is there a a with the latest news as it breaks. this is just a small example of big strawberry humanitarian charlie facing with turkish old bar . it is now the scene is being repeated across this region with detailed coverage like inside me. and mark seems to be getting increasingly difficult on the military rule from around the world. the pentagon says that in recent years, surveillance balloon spotted over warm and white move ah, what you know, the 0 mind of our top story is this our harsh winter conditions and no shelter is driving thousands of syrian refugees to return home. many are trying to cross

city is disrupted. >> clendaniel and russell conspired and took steps to shoot multiple electrical substations in the ore area, aiming to, quote, completely destroy this whole city. >> tonight, the foiled attack on baltimore and the political hate that inspired it. then, for the first time since being targeted by the maga congress, my exclusive interview with democratic congresswoman ilhan omar. >> is anyone surprised that i am being targeted? >> plus, she is back! why have republicans chosen the former white house press secretary to give their party's response to the state of the union tomorrow? >> democrats continue to show day in and day out that they are nothing but sore losers. >> and salman rushdie tells the new yorker what it's like to survive a brutal assassination attempt. david remnick on his exclusive interview with the award winning author. when all in starts right now. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> good evening from washington, d. c.. i am mehdi hasan sitting in for my good friend chris hayes. for years, terrorism was seen as a problem with islam, a threat from muslims, an issue that people who look like me,

and also the south of normality among people of this city is completely lost. russell said that all jazeera or the amana southam trickier stella had on al jazeera, a crack down on child marriages in india. and why experts say social change is the way to protect millions of girls. ah. in depth analysis of the days headlines from around the world to try right extremism is real and need to be tackled as soon as possible informed opinions. why is the single position concerned about disruption between turkey and see a disappointment? frank assessment, you know that was a joke about the interim government better it's not in for, nor does it got inside story on al jazeera. oh, a tough times. the man tough question. what exactly are you asking for you? what troops on the ground, the rigorous debate we challenge conventional wisdom and demand the true up front with me, mark lamond hill, what al jazeera oh, the a gun, the top stories on al jazeera, this, our, the secretary general of the united nations is appealed for hundreds of millions of dollars to supply humanitarian assistance to syria. meanwhi

affidavit, clendaniel telling an undercover agent "it would probably permanently lay this city to waste. russell allegedly told the fbi the goal was to create a "cascading failure. federal prosecutors say these photos show clendaniel had access to firearms. in one a woman the fbi believes to be her is dressed in tactical gear containing a swastika, holding a rifle and with a pistol authorities say russell started an ethnically motivated violent extremist group that embraced neo-nazi ideas and targeted racial minorities and critical infrastructure the arrest comes after recent attacks on energy grids in washington state, oregon, and north carolina, where last december gunshots were fired at two substations, leaving 45,000 customers without power amid freezing temperatures. >> unfortunately, power grids are actually wide open the power companies have got along for a long time not having really robust security in place because they haven't been attacked, but it's a very challenging situation. >> reporter: the fbi says clendaniel and russell had been in touch since at least 2018 when they were servi

russell conspired and took steps to shoot. multiple electrical substations in the baltimore area. aiming to quote completely destroy this whole city russell and daniel appeared in federal court monday afternoon from their respective states. they met online while serving earlier prison sentences. this follows two separate unrelated attacks on electrical substations late last year one in early december in moore county, north carolina , left homes and businesses without power for days, another over christmas weekend near tacoma, washington, knocked out power to 14,000. the electric grid is in the crosshairs of those who wish to do us harm, whether it's through a cyber attack or getting up close and trying to destroy it physically, both suspects could face up to 20 years behind bars if found guilty in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news already taking a look at the weather as we move forward, dry weather coming this week, but there is a chance for some umbrella weather in there with the five day forecast coming up next right now to heather holmes and a closer look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news o

russell conspired and took steps to shoot. multiple electrical substations in the baltimore area. aiming to quote completely destroy this whole city, russell daniel appeared in federal court monday afternoon from their respective states they met online while serving earlier prison sentences. this follows two separate unrelated attacks on electrical substations late last year one in early december in moore county, north carolina , left homes and businesses without power for days, another over christmas weekend near tacoma, washington, knocked out power to 14,000. the electric grid is in the crosshairs of those who wish to do us harm, whether it's through a cyber attack or getting up close and trying to destroy it physically , both suspects could face up to 20 years behind bars if found guilty in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news, all right, let's turn now to our beautiful area, whether dry day here for us after a wet weekend, let's bring in roberta to find out more about our lovely weather was quite stormy this weekend. it was it was nice to have this dry day, right and lots of fresh powder in the high sierra. now we're drying

however, after all, nearly 90 hours, the hopes, unfortunately in the city are fading. russell, thanks to their to wrestle server. this crescent bernice smith's in is clarendon on a turkish merry with mediterranean coast. cheyenna a scanner on her city of a quarter of a 1000000 people. we want to show you how, where i'm standing, looked before to how it looks. now it took this off her streets view that shows you the normal life just feel a few days ago taken by the girl girl st. maps before the earthquake stroke and how it looks now i am standing on the remains of those buildings that you see in the picture. they have earlier on today managed to pull her 3 people alive out of the building behind me. that is why there is they are still clinging on to hope every now and then work stalks around me here. a whistle is blown. recall goes out for absolute silence because people think they may have heard somebody deep under ground in the buildings of a lot of nothing while we've been here unfortunately. but they are still clinging to their hope. the problem is they've been so much destruction

the fbi claims russell wanted to inflict as much pain as possible on the predominantly black city of baltimore. writing to an undercover fbi informant that he wanted to carry out the attack when there's the greatest strain on the grid. russell stating that such an attack could lead to cascading failure, costing billions of dollars. david, fbi and homeland security officials have warned in recent bulletins that white supremacists and other radicals are plotting to attack the electrical grid. there have been several such assaults on substations across the nation in recent months, including multiple unsolved incidents in north carolina. david? >> pierre thomas also with us right here in d.c. tonight. pierre, thank you. >>> we turn now to the latest very close call at an airport in this country. this time, at the airport in austin. a southwest airlines passenger jet taking off, given the go ahead to use the runway, but a fedex jet was landing on that same runway. well, tonight here, we learn just how close they came to each other. gio benitez covers aviation for us. >> reporter: tonight,

but 1st is russell said that who's in the city of carmen marsh? it's hard to imagine anyone could survive this, but despite the odds of women is found alive. here in common marsh, many lives have been torn apart. many all the lives had been lost altogether. oh no, no. you can much on the other belongs on as our old buildings here are claps completely destroyed. there is no trace left. there are no standing buildings. hello. we have been waiting here since yesterday. help has just arrived. unfortunately, they were late probably because the scale of the disaster is immense. this is hattie, near the syrian border. apartment block of the apartment block has collapsed. it will take days, weeks, even months to find all the victims. and without having lived in machinery, there is little residents can do to help of muscle to color as global as music, as words sticking to my throat, crying is no longer a remedy. we expect professional help, we expect to see a professional job. we are not professional. as you see, we are diving in the rubble completely blin

she added, it would lay this city to waste. >> shocking stuff. russelliel are both charged with conspiracy to damage an energy facility, and could face 20 years in prison if they are convicted. the fbi says that the pair acted alone, but this is part of a worrying trend, that is physical threats to the u.s. power grid jumped 77% last year to an all-time high. now, i think it is important to note that the right has been demonizing the majority blacks in baltimore for a long time. we've heard it from the leader of the republican party, and from the most popularized propaganda tv channel. >> you look at our inner cities, our inner cities are a horrible mess. i watched baltimore and i have many, many friends in baltimore. >> we just forgot about baltimore. look what it disaster it is. >> whatever you do, don't go to baltimore. it's one of the worst places in the western hemisphere. it's a little bit of haiti in the mid-atlantic. >> and that brings me to the more important point, the modern republican party is in denial about the threat from right-wing and wh

they've charged brandon russell and sarah clendaniel with conspiracy to damage energy facilities surrounding the cityare yousal took steps to shoot multiple electrical stations in the baltimore area, aiming to, quote, completely destroy this whole city. >> court documents say russell and clendaniel were in a relationship and corresponded while they were being held in separate prisons. russell was in jail for possessing bomb making materials. clendaniel was imprisoned for robbing a convenience store with a large butcher knife. >> they had extremist views, and in order to further those views, they hoped that conducting this violent act was going to bring light to them. >> prosecutors say brandon russell founded a neonazi group called the adam with him afen division. >> it's one of many domestic extremist groups that focus on neonazi, neofascist principles in order to sew chaos. >> according to court documents, brandon with russell led a neonazi group in 2017, which planned to attack infrastructure targets in florida, including a nuclear power plant. more than 100 reports of suspicious activity, vandali

and also the south of normality among people of this city is completely lost. russell said that i'll jazeera at yemen, sought him trickier. let's get some other well news. now ukraine says russian forces have bombarded troops and towns in the eastern done yet screeching in what appears to be a new offensive. but you cranes, troops of repelled attacks around the frontline city of back moot, and cause russian losses in the nearby town of philadelphia, official se tanks and armored vehicles there have been destroyed. russia has intensified its attacks and ukraine's east as the 1st anniversary of the war. edge is closer. nato defense ministers have met in brussels to discuss boosting support for ukraine. the lancer, secular general has promised more ammunition for keith. we see no science thought the president putin is preparing for peace. ah, what receives the opposite, sir? he is preparing for more a war for new offensive son the new attacks. so it makes it just even more important data. and they do all our son partners provide more support to, to ukraine steadfast and has more now fro

all the de also started with some good news in another city, audio man with rescues there. but i saw correspond, russell, sorry, explains what they're coming out to. and what awaits people camped out. there might be a different story. this place was the biggest stadium in the city or for argument, and now it's turned into a pants city or 5000 people currently are living here. and this is not the only town city in the city of idea. man, there are tons of such makeshift camps that are spreading across the city. so the displacement here is becoming a humanitarian issue. and authorities are trying to deal with this crisis. i've talked to the mayor of the city, actually monkish, an ever asked him about the displacement about sanitation and the infrastructure problems and the challenges that they are facing. financial under his computer, the fairies, fair degree or for infrastructure issues, of course, including water networks, class network, and electric network. of course, fortunately we have in made some improves in our water, water resources and water supply may be 4 to 550 percent off the cities. now tha

city of agile. i'm in the southeast of tokyo russell. this is your home tone. describe to us what it's like. whoa, the indeed it is. i have reported on many crisis areas and before going wars and syria in ukraine and in many other places they have been hit by disaster. however, i will then imagine that one day i'm going to report about the death of my own friends and the city that i grew up in, in this very street, that now i am report him. i have worked with my friends. i have several great memories. how loft we have joked, and we had hopes for the future, but now many of them are gone. and i know that from no one, i'm not going to be able to dial the number and to talk to them over the phone or going into summers when i come to was of my family's. i'm not going to be able to meet many of my friends that i had years with now. it's quite a painful feeling here. however, here the rescue for still continuing. you can see that the heavenlies, the machinery is the diggers. are digging into the robles right over there, but that is checked by the secured by the, the rescue teams here. and they sai

most of aidan recovery efforts are continuing across southern turkey, wr, russell souther as this report from the city of a demon, which is also his home town. life has come to hold in the torture city of the armen since the earthquake struck last week, and nothing symbolizes that more than this clocked over a landmark of the city. the clock stopped when the question, the region, like many others here job there has sent his family members to stumble because of the devastation. law. no natural gas, no electricity, no water, nothing for food. we rely entirely on the aid distributed in the 10 city. more than 1000 buildings have collapsed here and around 10000 people lost their lives. those who survived are now struggling. only 25 percent of the city has water off. the pipes were heavily damaged. it will take days if not weeks to repair them. 60 percent of residents are living without electricity, none are getting natural gas. this was the largest stadium in our the ammon. it has now been turned into a tense city. that's home to more than 5000 people. turkey is environment and urban planning minister, mur

sarah clendaniel and brandon russell spent months planning to shoot power stations around the city of baltimore. they're accused of trying to further their racist mission. they communicated with an fbi informant. there's no word that the plot was carried out or related to other plot attacks across the country. >>> and there are disturbing new details in the alleged incident involving the 6-year-old boy accused of shooting and wounding his teacher last month in virginia. the teacher abby zwerner filed a legal notice planning to sue. the boy slammed and broke her cellphone two days before the shooting. it also claims he once choked another teacher until she couldn't breathe. school administrators have been accused of ignoring warnings the boy had a gun the day of the shooting. >>> a south carolina judge is allowing jurors in the double murder trial of former attorney alex murdaugh to hear evidence of his alleged financial crimes. murdaugh is accused of murdering his wife and 22-year-old son in 2021. now, prosecutors say he killed his family to gain sympathy and buy time to cover up the

not from misconduct, and semi sedan is in new to the e and stephanie decker is in the city of car marsh. but 1st, russell sort of begins all coverage from matt. it's missing in northern syria. turkey has been home to the steering families for years after they fill out the civil war in the country. many of them lost their loved ones in the earthquake in northwest syria. they are waiting to cross into syria to attend the funeral and meet those who survive. buddies of the city, refugees who lost their lives from the turret. your site are also being sent back home for burials here. foremost it is on the lifeline. they're about to get that lifeline way. cutter 8 and cut the red crescent. this is the 2nd 8 convoy sent by cutter to north syria. in the last 2 days, these rebel held areas were heavily bombed by the regime throughout the 12 year long sea with war. last week's earthquake has made things worse, killing thousands, an injury and many more. right there sally, the head of the syrians, civil defense forces, also known as white helmets, says the globe responds to the disaster has been to a little higher t

interior minister says it expects to rebuild the affected areas within a year. russell soda jones's live now from the city of at a man in the southeast and resort. as we were saying earlier, this, this story has truly come home for you because this is your home town and you know and must recognize all too well the scale of the tragedy. indeed, nick, so it's my home town. i have a report that's on many crisis areas in syria, in ukraine and young are the many other places and have seen many of dramas, but is wanting different to report on my home town city that is hit by its hardest . and the biggest disaster of is known history. i have lots of friends that are now gone. many of them that are very much close to me. we had but amazing, many of amazing shared stories here. we how laughed here. we have john here. there started here prepared for the university is here together and now i know that i will not be able to call them and to have a chat over the phone with them. or when i was at the city, i will not be able to meet of them and grabbing a coffee. it is. it's quite a painful idea. it's quite difficult t

city on goal difference. rangers stay third. george russellnot expect mercedes to be competing for victory at the start of the formula 1 season next week, and that red bull are the team to beat. russell's car broke down during testing today in bahrain, limiting the laps he was able to do. max verstappen — in the new red bull car — was second quickest after completing 47 laps. alfa romeo's zhou guanyu clocked the fastest time of the day over 133 laps. the first race of the season is in bahrain on march fifth. andy murray produced a remarkable comeback, surviving five match points to beat jiri lehecka and reach the qatar open final. he took the first set of their semi final six love, but the czech won the second and looked on course for the final before murray saved those match points to force a tie—break which he won 8—6 to seal his place in the final. he's aiming for his first atp singles title in four years the wales team say there are "moving on" from their conflict with the welsh rugby union and are "fully focused" ahead of tomorrow's six n

we have russell sars are reporting from the city of idea man in the southeast, which is also his home town. i have reported on many crisis areas of the foregoing wars in syria, in ukraine, and in many other places they have been hit by disaster. however, i will then imagine that one day i'm going to report about the death of my own friends and the city that i grew up in, in this very street, that no m report him. i have worked with my friends, i have several great memories. we have loft, we have joked, and we had hopes for the future. but now many of them are gone. and i know that from no one, i'm not going to be able to dial their number and to talk to them over the phone or during the summers. when i come to visit my families, i'm not going to be able to meet many of my friends that i had years with now. it's quite a painful feeling here. however, here the riskier for source still continue in. you can see that the heavy lifting machinery, the diggers are digging into the raw both right over there. but that is checked by the secured by did the rescue teams here. and they said there i

certainly for talking over a 1000000 people that are meeting long term housing. russell farther has more now from your mind on how the city is coping with the aftermath and how authorities are responding. this place was the biggest stadium in the city or for at the moment. and now it's turned into a pants city or 5000 people currently are living here. and this is not the only 10th city in the city of idea, man that are tons of such makeshift camps that are spreading across the city. so the displacement here is becoming a humanitarian issue and or tortoise or trying to deal with this crisis. i've talked to the mayor of the city, ashley monk collision ever asked him about the displacement about sanitation and infrastructure problems and the challenges that they are facing. financial under his control, there is a fair is fair degree or for infrastructure issues, of course, including water networks, class network and electric network. of course, fortunately, we have m made. some improves in our water, water resources and water supply may be 4550 percent off. the city is now starting the mains, water cancer are set up, but in

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and aid is pouring in from around the wilds. russell said to reports now from carmen. mateusz, one of the worst hit tucker cities. i recall for science. the rescue team just heard a voice coming from under the robber. they're working with lantus, who's here to reach people buried below, mediation, be doable. in that one of them is my husband, the other is my son. i already lost a child here and my daughter in law, they did it may involve, oh, after nearly 2 hours, the rescue team managed to pull out 24 year old ma'am at m in it is a moment of joy for his family and everyone around. 2 i am very happy and very happy. hopefully my brother also will be rescued and i hope everyone will have their relative fund alive. oh, mammoth, remain buried under this collapse building for 58 hours. and now it's time to rescue his father. oh, what. what about that are dozens of people steal under the rubble here. and some of them are still alive. their families wait anxiously, but hopes are fading with every pencil minute. the scale of destruction is immense . churches prism reject they've adeline listed affected areas promising m