how to search?received a lot of false information that confused them so that they did not know at all what to think of them, but after all, she trusted those bodies that deal with this professionally, that incriminate the detained civilians on the territory of the so-called dpr and lpr, if it is to be said legally, then the names are crowned treason and because they consider themselves to be some kind of republic there, economic crimes, not paying taxes, storing explosives or other things there, drugs, an attack was found with this, everything is simple , on our search, now there is a case where a daughter who lives in odessa is looking for her father, who disappeared in in the 19th year in the so-called dpr, he simply stopped communicating, and three years later, in august of this year, already after a full-scale invasion, the so-called dpr came to his relatives with a search and said that he was alive, i had no veins, but when the next exchange took place the people who came said that they saw him

what is the specifics of the search for missing soldiers?remely difficult story because, unfortunately, the russian federation and the occupying forces do not comply with any requirements of international humanitarian law or the geneva convention and the red cross international committee of the red khresta, who is authorized according to the geneva convention to have access to non-controlled territories, to communicate with both sides of the conflict, there is no possibility to be present in the territory currently under the control of the russian federation, and we cannot check either the places of detention or the likely places of death of our defenders there, and moreover, they end up there captured not only military personnel, but also civilians are held as hostages in an uncontrolled territory and transferred to places of detention in the russian federation, that's why currently, negotiations are being held at all levels by the president, the first lady, and also by our government , parliamentarians at all platforms, at all levels, we a

our association has 23 search groups and detachments.ctive members of the main composition and the same number of approximately variable composition. that is, these are students of the school working youth. i myself was born in mogilev, then the family moved 20 km from mogilyovansky district to the places of hostilities. in those places i took out i graduated from school in the ninety-third year and walked, the mogilev regional center for tourism and local lore. and since that time we have been leading our history, well, the great patriotic war for me, it is the closest in terms of historical period. in addition, this war was the worst in history, there were seven, six brothers did not return from the war. and i could only find one. and the rest five are not listed anywhere in any way, that is, they are still missing, they went to war. here you are for my grandmother or mother, she is all her life. missing for the rest of her life. waited for them. i remember this from childhood and my mother constantly reminded me of this and my grandfa

that we've moved from search and rescue to search and recovery.— to search and recovery.t is riuht. to search and recovery. that is right- just _ to search and recovery. that is right- just in — to search and recovery. that is right. just in the _ to search and recovery. that is right. just in the last _ to search and recovery. that is right. just in the last half- to search and recovery. that is right. just in the last half hour| to search and recovery. that is i right. just in the last half hour or so, we have seen emergency service vehicles leaving the scene here, another sign that the operation is moving into a different phase at the petrol station there are still the memos of the emergency services who have been here ever since the explosion happened at 315 are still searching, though they don't believe they will find anyone else alive. this now is sadly a search for bodies. as regards the mood in the community, what is really striking here is just the quietness, the silence, there are people here at the police gordon, a few dozen have come and gone through the last

searching, searching. >> this volunteer group started at kelli'ds apartment, but just like police theirrch turned up nothing. >> detectives were also combing through kelli'ds background, her habits, and, most importantly, her circle of family and friends. >> everybody's a suspect until we eliminate you. >> you started with mike bordeaux? >> mike bordeaux. >> kelli'ds estranged husband? >> right, and he told me during the interview that they were having some problems and that's what threw me off when he would get on tv, there was no issues. >> me and her loved each other very much. and i just appreciate everyone out here helping looking for her. >> he wasn't being consistent. >> were they talking divorce? >> kelli was, mike wasn't. >> did you see that as a possible motive? >> yeah, we had to eliminate mike bordeaux. >> mike insisted he was in florida when kelli went missing in fayetteville. even so, police still considered him the primary person of interest. >> has her husband been questioned by detectives? >> we've had conversation with mr. bordeaux. >> police also needed to have a conv

it helped narrow the search area. and i want you to hear from the miami fire chief who is helping lead those efforts on the ground there, i asked him what it's like for his team to encounter those situations over and over again. take a listen. >> it's a sad experience. you know, there's -- there's mixed emotions in that we run a dog and that dog alerts and we know we potentially have somebody that survived. we run a human remains dog and that dog alerts and we have more confirmation that that person is deceased. so although we're pleased that we were able to locate someone, we're sad that they are deceased. >> reporter: so as you hear those tragic numbers, the death toll going up, that is the process. that's what it looks like and i'll tell you one of the more chilling moments of our day yesterday was during that time, as the dog barked, indicated that there might be someone deceased there and the team began their excavation efforts was the silence. you think about the debris, you think about all the work they have to

and the search of course, once the judge grants that warrant and they execute that search in august,ave been exhaustive. it wasn't anything that we would consider supervised by the individual that the search is being conducted against. and so they would have gone through whatever physical spaces were authorized by the court in that warrant to conduct a pretty exhaustive search. so i really do have a big question why the justice department would even be interested in this offer for them to come back on a voluntary basis under quote, unquote supervision by trump lawyers when they really should have found everything that they were looking for in the august search. >> john, does it make sense to you? >> it doesn't totally make sense. but even more confusing is why trump would want to concede and say you can go to mar-a-lago under my supervision. i would think the justice department has seen there is so much time has passed that whatever was there or whatever they suspect is missing could have been moved to one of his other venues. he's got a place in new york city. he has a place in bed

army fleet and the emergency forces, and are now working together with the police on the spot to search and rescue people, several criminal cases will be initiated against the company that maintains this bridge. as early as the end of the 19th century. it was reopened for use after a long overhaul just a few days ago and immediately became a favorite place for photographs with local youths, a fee of 17 rupees was charged for admission, but watch out. how many people are simultaneously on the bridge, apparently, no one thought of on the day of the tragedy in gujarati with a working trip was the prime minister. india on render fashion, he ordered to provide all necessary assistance to the victims and in his native language gujarati expressed his condolences to the families of the victims i am deeply saddened by the tragedy in the morgue, i spoke about this with the chief minister of gujarat and others rescue operations are in full swing and the victims are being provided with all the necessary assistance, the search and rescue operation in the morgue went on all last night, and still more

, and they had done a search, we would probably know about it.d be pretty hard to do that in both of those venues without somebody getting wind of the fbi arriving to undertake a search. you know, i think they may well have, based on the earlier affidavit that is blocked, and they wanted to protect witnesses, they may have witnesses that can inform them that maybe is why they have suspicions that they are missing documents. i don't think trump is inclined to play nice, and i don't think that you can trust him playing nice. i think that he would only do that if it was up to his benefit. if anything, we know six years of watching them, and looking back over his business career, he cannot be trusted. so it is going to be to his advantage whatever he does. >> carrie, if you are the former president and you are facing multiple criminal investigations, state and federal, which are you most worried about? >> well, i, you know, i am a national security lawyer so i tend to think that the classified information presents some significant jeopardy in this pa

pete: talk to us about search and rescue. what is ongoing in your district?e talking off of roofs, door to door checking on people? what's the status of the neighborhoods in your district? >> well, right now it's a lot o. there are people who are out, who are, you know, they're out and about, they're not in their structures. we know that on florida disaster.gov people can actually fill out the online forms there to go find residents, family members that they think have not been found yet, and so that's kind of the checklist, if you will, for search and rescue right now. and, of course, 9 911 calls where people are trying to find loved ones, etc. that's the way that's going. sanibel island we have search and rescue teams going back and forth there, fort myers peach -- beach, and residents who hunkered down and stayed are being taken out by boat back to the main area. that's the latest. those efforts have is really been going on for about 36 hours now. rachel: congressman, we spoke with your colleague, congressman steube, earlier who lives in the heart of where

] >> reporter: searching 3,500 properties just in fort myers beach. how long do you think that's going to go on for? >> it's a common question and a lot of people want to know a time frame. and unfortunately time frames are very dynamic. they're fluid. >> reporter: as you look at the thousands of properties on fort myers island, they basically run the gamut from homes that look like they're pretty much still standing to piles of rubble that have to be sifted through layer by layer to other properties that look structurally unsafe. and all of them require a different approach and delicacy to go through. >> search and rescue anybody here anybody need help? >> reporter: for homes at risk of collapse the process can take hours to protect anybody that could still be inside as well as the emergency responders >> we don't want to create more victims. and more victims from the storm and more victims from the rescuers >> reporter: but criticism is growing around when lee officials called for those evacuations. the national hurricane center cited life-threateni

our primary focus yesterday was to lead on the search _ focus yesterday was to lead on the search and stabilise what is a substantially damaged building, including many displaced and broken concrete _ including many displaced and broken concrete slabs. 0ver including many displaced and broken concrete slabs. over the course of last night, — concrete slabs. over the course of last night, and following a detailed analysis— last night, and following a detailed analysis of the site by our crews, aided _ analysis of the site by our crews, aided lry— analysis of the site by our crews, aided by search dogs and cameras, and listening equipment, the incident _ and listening equipment, the incident moved into a search and recovery— incident moved into a search and recovery phase. we will remain on site in_ recovery phase. we will remain on site in an — recovery phase. we will remain on site in an ongoing search and check phase _ site in an ongoing search and check phase to— site in an ongoing search and check phase to ensure there are no remaining _ phase to ensure there are no remaining casual

why are searches going on in the house of a socialite? what kind of extortion are we talking about? finally, we will find out what ksenia sobchak herself says about this in a couple of minutes in gorki. our film crew is working . thanks, looking forward to the details. in the meantime, that's all for me, i say goodbye to you until the next news release on ntv at 16:00. see you. the most profitable card for free forever gazprombank card yes, the most profitable card aha call me back you still have calls for free you won’t believe i’m coming, and today i’m getting married bank customers, tinko no longer pay, free minutes forever. faberlic , even if after 6 hours of dancing, you are not ready to go to bed without your favorite potatoes, we cannot let you down, therefore, on the way to you, more than 300 high-quality, tasty french fries pass through natural activators of immunity . , shoot. transfer 120 days without interest and fuss something with the terminal for the first time ever with a credit card. here the bankrupt is not a problem. thermal for a month was spent instantly by the

we joined the real search for a man in the forest near molodechno, an elderly man disappeared in search of him, rescuers abandoned all their forces in the forest for more than 24 hours, dear. every minute. on this day of searching the men did not give a result in but another mushroom picker accidentally came out to the sound signals. a resident of a neighboring village in the morning went into the forest and got lost on her own way home, and did not find it. in the late afternoon, he heard saving sounds and went out to them. i go every year and i got lost for the first time. i don’t understand why i went out onto the road, i don’t see it that way, i don’t know anything at all and everything went along. and i think that the work of one search group will bring the zones somewhere and lasts 12 hours. after that, the fighters are replaced by a new composition if necessary. searches can last several weeks to help bugs and atvs with high cross-country ability inspect the forest in parallel and aviation connects drones with thermal imagers to the search. first regular we arrive. we examine the

search capacity force yesterday. this is comprised of 7500 members from other federal agencies who can augment our staffing patterns to help us address the response and recovery needs following storms. this will significantly enhance our efforts in florida, as well as up the eastern seaboard as the storm continues to move. nearly 3,000 federal responders are working in florida and across the southeast right now, including more than 1600 fema staff that are deployed to support this mission in florida. i'm immensely grateful to the more than 850 emergency management personnel from other states that have answered the call to help serve storm survivors and communities that need their help through mutual aid. finally, i'd like to add that our center for faith-based and neighborhood partnerships is coordinating closely with national nongovernmental organizations such as the national urban league, aarp, the methodist episcopal church and national voluntary organizations active in disasters to ensure fema and our federal par

wade was overturned in june, crime just at 30% of all searches people searched between crime and abortionortion 70%. may, again, abortion higher than crime. july basically tied. abortion slightly higher than crime. look now in september. crime, 71% to just 29% for abortion. that is basically back to the pre-roe v. wade overturning base line where we were back in april where crime made up 74% of searches versus abortion at just 26%. >> this matters. when you look at these issues, which parties are doing better with them? >> yeah. so -- crime an issue republicans love to talk about. you see it in a ton of their ads. why? because which party do you trust more? on crime, look at that. republicans at plus 23 points. plus 23 points over democrats versus abortion. democrats have a 17-point edge. crime is basically the economy for republicans. they love to talk about the economy. love to talk about high inflation. also love to talk about crime. democrats do not want to be in this ballpark. they want to talk about abortion. main focus of most of their ads. the more voters care about crime the wors

and, even so, the search continues as they understand that this is a long-term search to get people thed, by water, the search continues across the hard-hit area of lee county, florida, nearly a week after hurricane ian left behind total devastation and more than 100 people dead. this central florida rescue task force is still looking for survivors. their mission, get to the mangroves on the barrier island of sanibel, cut off when its bridge collapsed, to search the hundreds of boats that were tossed and left disabled during the storm. >> there is a large population of commercial shrimp vessels, and where people live on sail boats and cabin cruisers year-round. and many of those people will ride out a storm on their boat, that's their home. many of those vessels have been pushed deep into the mangroves in an inaccessible area so we are taking the smaller boats that we can to get back in those areas and make sure they're clear. >> these are the boats that will carry in the search and rescue teams. they'll go about 45 minutes that way near sanibel into the mangroves to find boats. >> repo

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, so i thank each of you in advance for your diligent participation in the search for anton chaban. whatbout the boy at the moment he has disappeared in cherkasy region in the zvenigorod district looking for anton his father husband said that recently the boy lived with his grandmother and he lost contact with them 5 more times and since then there is no news from them in the house where they lived they are not there , how they disappeared under what circumstances and where they might be now is not at all clear. although not so long ago on facebook, under the announcement about the search for anton, one woman wrote a message that inspires hope that the boy will be found on september 27 in tuesday, i saw a grandmother with her son mykola in the city of shpola in the aurora store near the privatbank on soborna street at approximately 12:20 p.m. and although the information is definitely encouraging, it has not been possible to find the boy yet, and yet i want to appeal to the residents of the city of shpola, cherkasy oblast, where allegedly have seen anton chaban, if possible you will see

she's got a lot of experience in searching, no doubt about it.and during this time, with the help of luda , more than 500 people have met in our studio. represent 500 people from 500 people, a cherished dream came true. so you are very lucky with the editor. yes , we already know each other. yes, but our viewers are not there yet, and the country must certainly know its heroes, we'll see. dark or lighter? what size was the size hello? hello. yes, we need help. and i'm also a bear. it must be light. here is such a white one, but we are looking for a large size. yes there is yes here is such a luda luda wonderful wonderful, by the way, lyudmila did not buy the bear for her children. and for you please mishka can be here to visit us. why do you think you need a bear? and you need it, you really need this book, you don't have to think long. yes yes, well, tell us to meet with this bear why not with flowers in my head you know? spinning thoughts or buying a bouquet you don't need flowers. you need exactly mishka let's see. of course i want, in princip

the hearing hiring a cows will be been searching for their loved ones. people who are missing, who probably fell into the river and have yet to be found. multiple rescue organizations are carrying out this search and rescue operations. but this is the dentist denies in india right now, and those operations are being impeded by this deep darkness. now, people are making attempts to look for their relatives. the some of the injured have been taken into hospitals, but this has been a very, very hiring day for the people of more be more seen. some are the chaotic scenes there apparently right now. what exactly do we know about the circumstances behind the bridges collapse? well, it was a sunday evening to the lots of people on the bridge to the sense of excitement because the bridge had been newly reopened. after 7 months of renovation, the investigation has been set up and see what exactly caused the glass of the bridge. maybe too many people, no crowd regulation, but some eye witnesses see the think a cable broke on the bridge. now, what is important is, a

. >>> and will there be another mar-a-lago search? sources tell cnn former president donald trump may go along with a supervised search of its mar-a-lago property. the justice department has made clear that more government records remain missing. we'll get to those details in a moment. let's begin with cnn's phil mattingly at the white house and what president biden is up to in the final two weeks before the midterms. phil, what can we expect in pennsylvania today? >> reporter: the president to talk about infrastructure. that might seem odd where you're trying to energize voters. i'm not trying to take anything away from those who love infrastructure, but it shows how the president and his team are trying to thread the needle and also some of the restrictions they're facing given the president's own popularity in this country. what the president will be doing, he'll be speaking in front of a bridge that actually collapsed when he was on the way in pennsylvania in january of this year. that bridge is now on pace to be rebuilt and up an

if doj wants they could get another search warrant. they don't have to be politely escorted around, they could go to wherever they need to go. it is the question of will here. >> it is great to see you on set. >> all right. >>> and still coto come, russia officials try to relocate towns of people in kherson. we're live in kyiv with the very latest. >>> plus less than a week out from early voting. texas wants to take a closer look at how one of the state's largest and more libberal counties run its voting process. a move some is believed to be political motivated. >>> and a missing princeton university student who hasn't been seen in nearly a week. of l. new science shows it getets in between teeth to destroy 5x more plaque above the gumline than floss. for r a cleaner, healthier mout. listerine. feel the whoa! your style is your superpower. yours to create. and own. your best style starts with tresemme. our most advanced formulas. infused with saloinspired ingredients. like hyaluronic acid and pro style tenology. pro-smooth, pro-shine,

hundreds signed up to search and they're getting tips every day, gwyn said. the family needs closure, especially his wife, who was very close to her daughter. they want to finally bring alexis home and hold a memorial service. we do love her so much, and we miss her and having our only daughter gotten that's actually tough, said they are planning a celebration of life for alexis on the one year anniversary of her disappearance , called the immature county sheriff's office today and have not heard back reporting live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. police in seattle shot and killed jobs ex boyfriend earlier this year. they say the gunfire started after marshall jones walked out of an apartment with a large kitchen knife in his right hand office. sirs had gone to that apartment to arrest him. the franchise tax board says the first round of inflation relief payments will be distributed. starting friday. the first group to receive the middle class tax refund will be californians who received the golden state stimulus p

you would simply have the court that ordered the search warrant, issued the search, there's no claim that the search was illegal process. there's no claim that the president actually did anything to declassify the documents -- despite his claim that he did it by some telepathic process. a claim that he makes only out of court, but not in court. so it's really quite clear that the path is open for going forward. >> you've known merrick garland since he was one of your law students, and i know you've read that atlantic piece today, predicting merrick garland will decided to indict donald trump in this case, what is your expectation? >> i do expect exactly the same thing. because to his very core, merrick garland believes in the rule of law. people call him an institutionalist, but he's told me, and i think he told franklin foer, he doesn't use that term for himself. that sounds more like a bureaucrat though in prettier clothes, but he is committed to law! to following the law where it leads! to the reality based world, as opposed to the fantasy base world. and the law and the facts her

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search, the way that i search on google, i would search like laxalt, arizona, 2022, and in five of thosehe democrat came up in terms of their campaign website but the republican didn't. >> that's right. >> john: it's not just the way that you are searching. >> we look at everything apples to apples, it's fair. but their answer this afternoon is much better than on "fox & friends" this morning, they said they had not seen the study but it was wrong. remember, google just got sued on friday by the rnc for throwing all of their fundraising appeals to spam and now they are learning their regular appeals, regular messages are going into spam, have been going into spam as well. google has had an agenda against republicans, against donald trump going back to 2016, its been proven time and again. they have a protection, a liability protection. it needs to be addressed. these tech companies need to be held to the same account as fox news, the same account as any journalist operation. they are not -- they are not objective platforms, they are publishers, they have agendas, they are manipulating th

we've done a search. it took the fbi eight hours in one location to find 100 more pieces of classified documentation. so where did they not search? did they not have probable cause to look at bedminster? did they not have probable cause to look under a sofa in suite number 273. the options and considerations -- forgive me, considerations is kind of endless. i think what's really important about this reporting is it makes clear that the doj has communicated that to team trump. it has always been a factor that the justice department had no faith in the claims of donald trump, including tweet in the early part of this year, hey, i declassified everything. hey, i gave it all back. hey, i have no classified material. all of those things have been proven repeatedly false. but to know that they warned team trump is -- >> it also seems like another brick in the wall. if we know there's more stuff, we know that christina rob and alex canon and every other yahoo who you've reported has a lawyer of their own now has

that full search was done. and that all of the documents were actually in the storage bin when we know that the documents were in his office. so that clearly the next move. on the part of the department of justice. >> and twice banned, evan corcoran says that he personally conducted the search. that's what the new york times was reporting. that he conducted the search himself. in that storage room, and on june 3rd, this document is saying, you have everything -- federal government, you have everything! if he conducted the, search he notes that the basement storage room is still filled with these documents! -- >> sure, he does know and there are a lot of questions thrilling around here. going back to an early trump lawyer, alex cannon, who in january declined to make this kind of certification, and who cautioned other lawyers against searching out of concern that there might be classified material there. that's none of them had the necessary clearance to view it and so he told everyone to stay away. at least tha

and here the watch of memory passed, the search engines managed to raise the remains of 19 soldiers of the russian imperial army, they could not be identified, but the search engines say, and after centuries there are cases when paper inserts identify the dead, it turns out that cooperation with russian colleagues is jointly engaged in searching for relatives. dead soldiers. yes, there is a supplier. uh, several uh burials that are already marked, uh, that are accepted on state accounting. and this work does not stop, volunteers are connected and the places where the battles of the first world war are fought are established precisely by the dead defenders. the great patriotic war marina romanovskaya mikhail khristoforov tv news agency , the prosecutor's office, grodno sanctioned the detention of adolescents aged 14 and 15. the incident occurred last week, schoolchildren poured water over the eternal flame in their cynical performance. they filmed on the phone a case under the article of malicious hooliganism. it is known that earlier adolescents criminal liability was not brought on th

but since studi is no longer alive, he says there was no immediacy to start the search. it's a big mission for a small county woman's older sister argues these allegations against her father are not true . authorities will meet next week to discuss how to best continue the search for possible victims. andrew rhiannon. injury thank you. and now an update for you on that boy who is trying to become the youngest climber to ever summit yosemite national park el capitan, eight year old sam baker and his dad joe to other climbers with them are about a third of the way up the 3000 ft rock face. they are spending the night on a suspended nylon hammock. sam's dad says they will be spending at least four days and three nights. living on l caps granite wall by the way, it's in the low forties right now, as they're camping out eight years old. meanwhile i barely climbed out of bed this morning. i can't get my eight year old to do his homework. let alone climb a %-pd trained every single day for two years to prepare for this. we are wishing him luck. can't wait to talk to him after a

they got a search warrant in august.ape searched the premises with the court -- with the permission of a court and they found another 103 documents. so, fred, the pattern, you can kind of start to see what's going on here. it's almost like charlie brown and the football. remember, this investigation is not just about potentially mishandling classified documents. there is also an obstruction element to this probe as well, and whether any of this back and forth was a deliberate effort to impede or get in the way of the investigation, that could play into the obstruction angle. >> and then i wonder, marshall, any suspicion about whether additional documents are in florida or in one of its other properties elsewhere. >> i mean, that would -- if i was a prosecutor, i would be -- that would be top of mind for me. that's something i'd want to know. so far the bulk of the investigation has focused on mar-a-lago because that's of course where the search was executed earlier this year. that's where many of the boxes were taken. yo

the search has everyone been accounted for? search and has everyone been accounted for?unaccounted for we can now account for but we need to make sure there is nobody else out there that we are not aware of so that search and recovery operation will continue for the next few hours and then the garda will take the lead. the investigation will take its course over the next few days. obviously, postmortems will be needed to be carried out on the deceased and that will take place over the next few days. inaudible. my understanding is that ten fatalities were all fatalities at the same. all the bodies have been removed at this stage. the response of the local community has been overwhelming. they were dealing with the situation in the village, the local people, their neighbours, they turned out in great numbers and gave great assistance to the med —— the imaginal services and it is remarkable. —— the emergency services. the officers will determine details, and they will be postmortems and we will work with them to see how that happens. it will be the coroner's office to deter

nonprofit groups and military teams have been searching.ucky cleaning up after flooding. now they are here following the call of duty. boots on the ground. >> did you need food or water? >> reporter: in fort charlotte the mission to serve continues. for those now wearing a different kind of uniform. >> i did 30 years with the air force. >> reporter: team rubicon dissents on disaster zones as a network of volunteers from all over the country to begin cleaning up. >> this tree is over 100 years old. >> reporter: you can home to see that? >> yes. thank god it went that way and not that way. >> it is pretty tricky. we have to find ways to work the tree down slowly and get it to the side of the road. >> reporter: sometimes it becomes a sort of rescue mission. >> we found a lady that said her husband's ashes when the house. she told us where they were. we went in and got it for her. >> reporter: the reward, realized in the gratitude. they are praying for somebody to come in we show up on their doorstep. >> they are great people. i cannot believe

watching the dog conduct the search, pointing to the area. and then as the team went in to start to excavate, they did so very carefully by hand. it wasn't a whole hubbub. there was no rush. there were no bulldozers. they really did it with the utmost respect. and it was really heartbreaking to watch. and even more heartbreaking to think that dog, maui there, the cutest dog with the toughest job, immediately was called to another site to do the same thing. so that process of search and rescue, of finding some devastating results is happening over and over every single day, all day here right now, jose. >> yeah. lieutenant general honor a, what kind of challenges are they facing, dealing with a crisis of this scale? >> well, it's enormous. my hat is off to the coast guard and fema for the organization they put in to be able to conduct this massive search and rescue. the storm, category 4 storm matched the preparedness. the supplies we see, after they write another mark, there's something else we need to work on. they have done a great job of g

when cable supporting it snapped rescue teams are currently searching for survivors. survivors swimming to safety after the collapse of the pedestrian breach are this clinging to the cables and clamping up the remains of the bridge to escape the water. the accident happened in more b, a city and the western indian state of good gerad prime minister, nor andra modi's home state. more than a 100 people were on the structure when it collapsed. auto put in p. m. now much oak area. oh some one. moving on the bridge and got injured little while others fell into the water level point jaya. we started a rescue operation immediately and took the injured people george to the hospital. authorities believe most of the victims are children, women, and elderly people. emergency responders from neighboring districts were deployed to the scene to help with rescue efforts. the accident comes just days after the 19th century colonial era bridge was we open to the public after innovations d w, south asia bureau chief, on rita cima in delhi, earlier told us what she is hearing from the city of morgy, where

and left a shoe, yes, there, somewhere in the mud, she also left it own steppe the history of the search. here is the history of the identification, and there are five years between them. you know, such a miracle happened that it was what we collected from a person in the 14th year, in the 19th year, it looked the same, compare the two photos. so, it was shock is also like that of a person, well , part of a person did not decompose at all, they remained as hardened as they were, and that is why for them, for them, for their father and for their mother, it was another proof if yes, that the child, er, died, that ruslan will not come back, yes yes , they understood that it would be possible, ruslan deynek after that, i went to the parents of a, both by name and deineko, and asked if you submitted biological material for the study of your dna, to which she replied that she would submit it but it is possible that there is no dna, and then she was asked to take it again their dna because they didn't establish it and through literally a minute later through a place and a half and a half there

neil: i did a search on you and then a quick search on me.ing response on your site is they love you. on my site, i can't repeat that language. thank you very much. there we go. it is working, it is working. in the meantime everything going on, kids bad scores, you got to wonder about planned purchase of one million dollars of electric buses for kids to get to school, not so much to cover when they get better grades and learn at school, after this. ♪ ♪ to get on the bus that takes me to you ♪ ♪ i am so nervous i just sit ♪ ♪ neil: with all the attention on the infrastructure bill, and more than that for electric buses which might be cool and reading these test scores, how they are not doing well, the priority should be putting on the classes, not what gets to classes but edward lawrence has this out of the white house. what is this about? >> reporter: the math equation has to work out. any minute the vice president will announce plans for $1 billion in rebates to school systems so they can buy more expensive energy buses. there's a bus driver

the roughly 50 search and rescue teams across the state.the last few years some of these teams have experienced a record number of calls. jeff: we got a huge increase in calls over the pandemic. our trailheads were packed from sunup to sundown. people were parked all over the place just to get out in the woods. now there are some anymore people who have moved to colorado and don't have experience in our mountains, don't have experience in our rivers, don't have experience in our backcountry. jim: by far the majority of our , missions get back to some kind of unpreparedness. christopher: after retiring in 2015, 62-year-old jim mccoy began working for a search and rescue team in park county, colorado. this sprawling rural community southwest of denver is about the size of delaware. jim: park county, which is pretty large, 2200 square miles, has about 80% public land. we do as a team, about 60 rescues a year. did everybody sign in? christopher: on a recent saturday morning, much of mccoy's 38-person team was here on one of seven field training

jobina: jobina: a search for an t serial killer. allegedly suspect out of stockton linked to a client new east bay. kumasi: search for for family members kidnapped from merced. the strange circumstances surrounding their disappearance. jobina: fleet week excitement in san francisco. these events today and what you can expect for the rest of the week. we will check out this beautiful forecast. sweater weather in the morning and then? drew: light layers. yesterday was beautiful with sunshine. this morning, fog is an issue in the north bay. petaluma has thick fog. the main issue is in marin and sonoma counties. outside the north bay, doing much better with fog. this morning, 50's for the most part. take the sweater with the that you do not need it let her. we are getting first hints of that sunrise. low clouds first thing. 70's and 80's awake from the coast. major delay i'm already this morning. sue: that is right. it is over 20 minutes. they have an equipment problem but site not changed -- they say no trains are stranded. but they ar

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reflex occurs, so that they can search and find and think that i definitely cannot be used, then wean make some kind of accordion, you can also make hair you can make a horse, and you can make a trunk, and you can make a hand, as soon as we arrived in lviv. once everything started, we launched it online because we needed to somehow contact the children. we wanted to support there were a lot of children. i'm a donut, and my dad is different, because the main dad died there, so the children don't directly live with him in the family, everything is fine, but still there is such a feeling that you can't see, not yagu, that we can't see, only through the pictures we can feel and understand what and how the child lives and feels was it a very cool picture of a hedgehog praying ? well, sometimes you can be anxious. it means that you are twitching there or some kind of nervousness. we are hysterical. it looks like a normal place . walls and he has no opportunity to run, they will splash out somewhere, it's not just that i wanted to take him somewhere and where he can without fear that somet

and | how the search going? it's not auoin how the search going?ing just yet. why _ how the search going? it's not going just yet. why not? - how the search going? it's not going just yet. why not? we i going just yet. why not? we have a lot of work to do before we look to casting the role, we have to reboot the whole series, think about what storyline is and the trajectory, we have a lot of work to do.— trajectory, we have a lot of work to do. and, of course, there will— work to do. and, of course, there will be _ work to do. and, of course, there will be another- work to do. and, of course, there will be another # - there will be another # goldfinger. bond song. who should be the next bond. are we ready for the first female bond? is this trust now shaken and stirred, she has her big speech coming up in more detail. we will look at that more detail, —— liz truss. hello. wednesday gets off to a windy start, a wet start in northern and western areas. got an area of low pressure which is spinning up across the uk and will quickly move on towards scan

and here the watch of memory passed, the search engines managed to raise the remains of 19 soldiers of the russian imperial army, they could not be identified, but the search engines say, and after centuries there are cases when paper inserts identify the dead, it turns out that cooperation with russian colleagues is jointly engaged in searching for relatives. there are dead soldiers on the rest. uh, a few uh burials that have already been marked, uh, that are accepted for state registration. and this work is not volunteers are connected and follows the places, the battles of the first world war set exactly the dead defenders. great patriotic war marina romanovskaya mikhail khristoforov tv news agency big tour of the bolshoi theater of belarus in the ninetieth season 30 years later, opera and ballet artists from belarus to moscow will perform on the historical stage of the bolshoi theater of russia -october 26, let's give the national opera sultan's wild hunt of the king of the stack 32 years ago to the historical detective, korotkevich. already applauded. moscow public is the time to

the community searches for answers after another violent weekend.sperate search and rescue effort happening right now after hurricane ian slammed, florida and north carolina hundreds of thousands still without power and it could take years before things are back to normal and a live look outside right now time right now six o'clock is the sun starts to come up this monday morning. drew is tracking a sunny and mild week perfect for all the fleet week festivities ahead. good morning, everybody. it's monday, october 3rd, and we have liz and see with us this morning. yeah, good to be with you guys. can we just talk about how nice this weather

that city is now closed to everyone but search and rescue personnel. the mayor says there is no time line yet for when residents can return. lee county officials coming under some criticism for the timing of their evacuation orders. now dozens of miles inland in western florida in arcadia, river flooding is still causing problems. . this is five days after ian hit. cnn team on the ground says that part of the highway has disappeared under the water. and many people there are trapped. we were on the ground in arcadia, florida. you're hearing from people panicked there. what is the situation? >> well, allison, we're entering day four now of people not having electricity. so they don't have power in their homes. everything in their fridge and freezers has spoiled by now. they need resources. supplies. this is a welcome sign. you can see boxes here that just arrived by boat to this area because of the flooding. boxes of mres, water, boxes of pampers and wipes and just all the necessities. but one necessity that people say they haven't been able to get is r

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it isa it is a large area they are searching but this the latest search, isn't it, for this 19—year—old'sear-old's remains. yes, that is is right. what strikes _ 19-year-old's remains. yes, that is is right. what strikes you _ 19-year-old's remains. yes, that is is right. what strikes you ben, i is right. what strikes you ben, about being in this place isjust how remote it feel, we are a number of miles from the nearest village, we are south of the border with northern ireland, so we are just into the irish republic here and investigators are as convinced as they can be this is the place where columba was secretly buried when he was murdered back in 1975, he is one of victims of the conflict in northern ireland who have become known as the disappeared as you say, people who were secretly buried are and a commission has been set up, it has been operating for more than 20 year, with the aim of recovering the missing body, they have found 13 of the disappeared but a few do remain unfound and columba is one of them. there have been five previous digs at this site, but this is the first time t