still he'll be laying out this agenda. of course, we're going to be carrying this all live here and al jazeera. that's all gonna be starting off in a little more than 3 hours time. gimme how good. thank you very much indeed. senate democratic leader chuck she murray. describe the situation with china as tense after the united states shot down what it called a chinese surveillance balloon. over the weekend. the u. s. navy is where east images of the balloon being recovered from the sea of south carolina. schumer's republicans and democrats needed to come together to quote, condemned china for what it did, and have a unified front in dealing with the chinese communist party. the situation called secretary of state antony lincoln to postpone his trip to beijing. still to come this half hour for the 3rd time, hundreds of thousands will not work in france imperious over plans to raise the retirement age po of this poem display a rare chance to see must all will from ears, paintings in single exhibition. ah hello. they will star

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still going on ahead of us. still to come rain. all right, john, thank you for that. well, conditions out there have been treacherous, especially along highway 17. >> northbound and southbound. you can't take it kuz it shut down. and chp is saying don't take highway 9, although you might be tempted to take that because it's the closest because you also have closures here. 35 also don't take that as well along with one. 52, if you have to. and only if you have to take highway one or 101. and that's going take extra time. so you might just want to wait at home. we have slick conditions across most of all of our bridges. so no speeding there. 60 minutes into the city. also a 20 minute systemwide bar delay. if you're hopping on bart, 13 minute, 1 that's or san matteo bridge, richmond center fell bridge about 8 minutes toll. still 1, 1, there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toll is going to take about 22 minutes and again slowed down because definitely not day you want to drive fast are james, back to you. thanks. a lot of could really steve, you wanted to. it's pret

and so, we are still seeing that. however, i think in the medical community awareness, it is definitely rising. the train has left the station, that this is going to be dealt with. i'd say the past few years of probably going five miles per hour, is probably going out about 15 mph now, so we are making headway but we need a high-speed rail type of urgency to address this problem. there's still a lot of work to be done in terms of awareness. we know 70% or so of americans know little to nothing about the condition. when you are talking about the most common adverse outcome from infection, that is a huge problem. especially when you are sending signals like this. kristen: can i just ask you, obviously charlie got his a long time ago near the beginning of the pandemic. are the people who get covid now less likely to develop long covid? and if they do, is it more likely to be less severe? >> that's a great question. that's actually a subject of some of these follow-up studies happening right now. some conducted by the cit

today it's still dry and windy. we're seeing temperatures only reaching 50 degrees for many microclimates and the blustery conditions will continue, so stay bundled up and ready for those high winds. we're going to talk about when the rain comes in in a few minutes. >>> this also had an impact on the roads. >> it absolutely did. and i do have some good news. we do have complete clearance on the bay bridge toll plaza after a tree fell near treasure island going into the city yesterday afternoon, yesterday evening. you can see no issues there. no metering lights on just yet. we are seeing a couple of fender benders that popped up, but no major crashes. bridge drive times, westbound 80 toward the bay bridge, seven minutes. 92 toward the san mateo bridge, 12 minutes. through contra costa county i am starting to notice some slowing. this is from pittsburg to walnut creek, about 25 minutes. we'll have a closer look in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> thousands of people across the bay area are waking up in the dark t

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it's still usable.yeah, it could be they do have these returns and pickup partnership with kohl's department stores. and amazon has its own sort of new line of apparel and accessory stores called the amazon style store they're only in two states right now, california and ohio so it seems like they still have some sort of vision for expanding and physical retail beyond grocery, but it's too early to tell what exactly their plans are. >> if you had told people five, ten years ago when amazon was so sexy that there never be stores again because everything was going online, what does this tell you about the viability of their core business? if they have to go this hard into physical retail, which they were supposed to disrupt, that can't be a good sign, unless you're maybe a landlord. >> yeah. i don't know if it is so much -- or highlights any amount of weakness in their core online retail business as much as it shows the majority of dollars and where they're being spent still is in ofline retail. so they'r

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even though i'm here, i'm still in hercules. i'm still in ukraine. as governments have been re examining their ties with russia, businesses have been forced to do the same massive pressure from investors and consumers has meant that many western companies have started to unwind their investments, closed stores, and pause sales and russia. the world's largest technology company. apple is one of them. energy companies like shell b, p, and exxon mobil also cut ties. folks, ogden mercedes, have completely pulled out of the country. they've stopped exporting cars to russia and also closed all their russian productions. shortly after the start of the war, streaming service, netflix went on offline and russia as well. but by far not all companies are following the boycott, wave german personal care rent media, for example, still stalks russian stores. it stated that russians still need access to medical products. many pharma companies are arguing with the same moral dilemma, including bio, other international chains like burger king have remained involuntar

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there is still stron: wanting to expand. there is still strong demand _ wanting to expand.. there is still strong demand for the - wanting to expand. there is still strong demand for the goods . wanting to expand. there is still| strong demand for the goods and services but they are not necessarily able to deliver them because they can't get the people. what this means for the uk economy is that these labour supply issues could be a constraint on growth. for now, demand for workers is still outstripping supply but the outlook for the economy darkens. that's not an option for public services who can't treat or teach fewer people and whose wages are lacking the private sector and inflation, a major reason behind the recent strikes. simonjack, bbc news. the car maker ford has announced plans to cut a fifth of its uk workforce over the next two years. it's part of a major restructuring programme that will see ford axe 3,800 jobs overall across europe. 0ur employment correspondent zoe conwayjoins me now. why are they doing this? ford say the have why are they doing this? ford sa

still being broken.i talked to one of the very few black female venture capitalists in the country. in the tech capital of the world. black startup founders are still rare, rarer still black female venture capitalist. one of them is monique woodard, seeing so many interesting companies but didn't really see any black entrepreneurs who are venture backed, and that's among the reasons she recently ventured out onto her own launching cake ventures, joining a tiny but growing list of female venture capitalists providing a new and different set of eyes when it comes to investing in startups. i think i've been able to identify really talented people who don't look like what silicon valley thinks of when they think of a startup founder, while working for other venture capital firms would help get off the ground. the internet media company lafferty, which was created by and for black millennials and beauty supply company meant it cosmetics, which was founded by k. j. miller. but cake ventures is her own company,

still not sure how the a's might fit into the picture as the team is still eyeing a move to los angeles is the pebble beach pro-am golf tournament. a lot of stars making their way towards the central coast for tee time. >> yeah, kris sanchez is live there with more. >> reporter: it's beautiful and cold. my dad will be so excited for me to have this assignment today because we have been watching this event on tv for years. the stars and the players, they are making their way here not only to pebble beach where they will play, but they will play at two other golf courses as well, and spy glass and monterey country club. we are expecting to see big names like buster posey, and jason bateman. >> i do love this part of the country. i love all of it. the golf here is second to none. the fans, the volunteers, i just love the whole vibe and especially in weather like this. >> might not be the exact weather he wants, but still a good time. the pebble beach pro-am kicks off tomorrow. the purse is $9 million for a professional, and first place is $1.62 million. there are still spectator tickets av

where strong wind advisory still in place. there traffic is moving as normal now, but a tree actually came down right near the tunnel heading into the city yesterday. proffers amanda hari gives us a look at the damage there. and across san francisco. >> i've seen trees down throughout the city because of the high winds and they're causing safety concerns and blocking a lot of traffic behind me here. this isn't a tree. it is actually a power pole. but it went down because of the tree. and now they're all these wires to deal with. high winds, knocking down trees and power lines throughout the city. >> this tree in garfield square, filling damaged multiple cars parked on harrison street. a. it's a beverage that ancient tree that has been there jason wilson works in this neighborhood and says when he was younger, he is to climb up. it. now it's been chopped into pieces. another tree fell near mclaren park, damaging a power line and blocking part of the road nearby on the corner of russian avenue in prague street pieces of a flat r

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someone was still alive. people have worked all night long with the equipment and digging with, with shovels and, and their bare hands because someone might still be alive behind me. they have also pulled very many bodies. from this scene, i was told a approximately 20 apartments collapsed here after the 1st earthquake at 4 o'clock in the morning. but i have to tell you right now people are standing around completely and wrapped watching these dogs, hoping that they're going to give a signal that possibly right here would be one of those stories that someone could still be pulled alive from the scene. terry, you've been talking to some of the rescuers yourself for what are the main challenges that they're facing right now will as you've been hearing in the reports, is very, very cold here. international aid, other than the bulgarians. that i mentioned here who were 1st on the scene, i have been quite slow to arrive up there it. there are also huge traffic jams on the highways with people trying to flee the ar

there have been so many questions and we still are still unpacking all of this. again, this neighborhood very much impacted by what happened with this explosion. and mister price is going to be arraigned sometime this week. we believe that it is tomorrow and tuesday. so maybe we'll find some more answers when he makes his first appearance in court reporting live here in san francisco and theresa stasi. back to you guys to raise the any updated information on the children that you mentioned as well as the victim from all of this, who managed to survive but was injured. >> i saw a woman, pam come down here earlier i asked if she was involved in this case. she kind of gave me the impression that she the family that lived here. and i asked if she wanted to talk to us. i don't know if she was related. if maybe she has 2 children in these circumstances, to child protective services. well, they talk with family members. so there's usually a protocol when something like this happens. but we haven't heard much about the children only that they were in school when the expl

still to come this half hour as the u. s. economy shows some promising signs, joe biden, and state of the union address. 7 buried with owner after death in exile form focused on prime minister. as much sheriff receives a military funeral. ah hello there. let's have a look at the weather across europe and from the satellite image. things look rather unsettled, but there are still settled areas to be found, particularly across that central zone. we got high pressure in charge, keeping things cold, but still relatively dry. and we will see more in the way of sunshine once the fog and frost issues have been resolved in places like germany, as well as poland. but the stormy weather continues to plague, the mediterranean, as one system moves away from the se. so bringing a wintry mix to, to a kia, we are going to see things develop across the italian islands pushing their way into spain and portugal, but there will be more settled conditions coming at the end of the week. we seen some settled conditions with more mild weather acros

still some spotty showers out there. it is until the overnight hours now take you to tomorrow morning that we clear out and then we have a nice rush hour. these are the cold temperatures behind. this is cold air. so lookout north bay. look out east bay for those temperatures in and around the freezing mark and notice temperatures are going to rise as we look at santa rosa, for example, over the next few days as we start to clear and get some of that sunshine in there. temperatures do rise. son is with us wednesday through friday. but another set of showers coming our way as we head towards the weekend. back to you. kyla. thank you. still ahead here, silver lining amid the storms as they area natives take to the snow. >> we're a little bit of fun. and democratic lawmakers making a new push to pass a pro union bill. why they say it would help worker >> for your money today, democratic lawmakers are making a new push to pass a pro union bill. they say it would help workers but it faces major opposition from critics who argu

they can still call themselves milk. the actual milk industry says milk comes from an animal and that's the only kind that should be called milk. the fda found consumers generally understand that pbma, plant based milk alternatives, do not contain milk and choose to purchase pbma because they are not milk. in other words, they're buying almond milk because they don't want milk, and basically the fda is saying consumers are smart. they understand. >> they have to put clear labeling. >> they're going to add labeling that says oat milk and nut milk don't have the same nutrients that cow milk does. that has to go on the label. >> it's like a cauliflower steak. >> it's not actually a steak. >> what? [ laughter ] >> thanks, scott. >>> another thing, it turns out that getting your driver's license at the age of 16 is not quite the rite of passage it once was. new federal data shows the majority of young adults now eligible to get their license actually don't. these days, only one-quarter of 16-year-olds can drive. that's a drop

or they are doing things, they are still becoming unwell.old in desperate need. now and in the days and weeks to come. nick beake, bbc news, in southern turkey. an independent commission looking into the sexual abuse of minors in the portuguese catholic church said it has documented over 4,800 victims. it said this was only the tip of the iceberg. four years ago pope francis promised to root out paedophilia within the church, when many sex abuse cases came to light around the world. the bbc�*s azadeh moshiri reports. some notes dedicated to the victims of abuse. they open a session detailing yet more trauma at the hands of the catholic church. the findings are both appalling and familiar. it are both appalling and familiar.— are both appalling and familiar. , ., ., , ., familiar. it is an open wound that hurts — familiar. it is an open wound that hurts and _ familiar. it is an open wound that hurts and shames - familiar. it is an open wound that hurts and shames us, . familiar. it is an open wound l that hurts and shames us, we ask forgivene

still, that high pressure across central europe still dominating the story for england and wales.d into the weekend, once again, it could be an issue with some mist and fog. it could be an issue with some mist and fog first thing for england and wales, somewhat warmer, but sunnier conditions, but windier to the far north. will this weather pattern change? well, it looks likely, as we head into next week, we could see more weather fronts pushing in off the atlantic, which means an increase to more wet and windy weather, perhaps the driest in the south, but it will turn just a little bit milder. this is bbc news. we'll have the headlines and all the main news stories for you at the top of the hour, straight after this programme. hello and welcome to the travel show, coming to you this week from the historic university city of cambridge in the uk. now, it's the beginning of term and students are coming back

still about 7 minutes. and there's still that 20 minute systemwide bar delay because of the wet conditions. 20 minutes, if you're traveling across the golden gate bridge. so that looks great. our highways are starting to improve except really this one along northbound 8.80, silly intial into oakland. still about 58 to 60 still pretty busy there. you could take international if you want to navigate. get to that darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. right now. >> okay. let's talk more about the rain, our team coverage. you saw the radar and you can still see it right here. we've got a lot of rain still coming down, especially for the east bay at the moment. so let's catch up with kron. four's will tran and the hood is down that some good news is he's in creek. i will. >> the rain is gone. and right now we're back to the garden variety cold. it's a little gusty, but fortunately, the roadways are a lot safer. and what we saw earlier this morning when the showers pretty much all over the bay area. you can cle

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still some upper 40's to be had. so it's still a bit on the chilly side.till kind of winter, though, however, when this next batch of rain starts to get here in the unsubtle early week ahead, it won't be quite those low snow levels and will stay up in the mountains there. stephanie. all right, dave, thank you. >> taking a live look now outside at the sierra this morning to get that fresh layer of snow. the starting on friday. and as david mentioned, more is expected throughout the weekend. we can see some people already starting to make their role their way down the roadways at this hour in the 09:00am hour of the kron. 4 morning news kristin vartan brings us more reaction from travelers. >> how low in elevation the snow go? we were heading to truckee. >> and then they closed the roads. stay now burned because, of course, because of the kids can't go back. >> on friday, powder could be seen as low as this is quite unusual. but, you know, maybe a happy coincidence because the kids, so the snow so >> the drug first pandy, his wife and kids from the bay area

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i still am not bullish short term on u.s.money sloshing around that has been pushed off higher massive short squeeze turned into momentum trade yesterday frantic call buying to try to inflate stock prices with the squeeze we may see market take this? stride for the time being, i continue to think, earnings recession, u.s. economic recession. maria: yeah becky how do you see it give us your sense of how 2023 plays out in light of numbers. becky: i want to bring american worker back into the conversation, maria, because they are still showing confidence, even as consumer confidence fell off in january, we haven't seen had quits quit rate fall below four million in 19 months, 19 months, to have you step back say why are worker continuing to change jobs in it goes to wages. so if you stay with your employer, by our analysis you made 7% increase in wages last year, if you move jobs, you've made 15% more in wages, so make no mistake, the american worker is competent in skills about the change of jobs i think will continue to see th

>> we're starting to see some breaks here and there but still some waves of rain, and still the snowwn in those upper elevations where those snow levels have come down to about 1,000 feet in elevation around the bay area. but we are once again continuing to see a lot of whites and blues here. that indicates where we transition from the green rain to that blue snow as you go up the foothills in east san jose. we've also seen it around our radar site in the santa cruz mountains in those higher elevations. we're still getting the waves of rain as well as you cross the richmond/san rafael bridge. tough to see in that area. it is clearing in san francisco, but this rain is heading across the bay, another wave moving into the east bay, so union city and hayward about to see that rain coming back. then for north bay, it is starting to taper off a little bit more there. there will be the case where we could see a little bit of sun popping out from behind those clouds. but notice the swirl, the clouds here as we are still seeing this storm system coming through. it's still bringing in some wa

it's still breezy. too windy and a few neighborhoods you could see sfo gusty to nearly 40 miles an hour, but over the next 24 hours of talking about some scattered rain and some scattered snow showers here in the bay area could be an interesting setup. andre at least the next couple of days. jackets out more. yeah you're gonna have to layer up. alright? we're talking about the weather here, but they're also experiencing whether in other parts of the country to a major and disruptive winter storm could go down in the history books for parts of the u. s. as it impacts millions of people with heavy snow blizzard conditions and significant icing . mills hayes's live in minneapolis, minnesota, where the city could see its heaviest snowstorm since december of 2010 mils. andre, you can see behind me. there just isn't a whole lot of traffic out. and on these roads, there's still a lot of snow on the ground. i will tell you that the interstates look a little bit better than this. the snow has started to come dow

they are still about 2% ahead. it was a difficult 2021 with all the new puppies adopted, puppies have many visits, but we've also seen the labor challenges. it certainly hit the vet space hard but really what we're expecting as you move into 2023 and what we spoke about this morning on the call is that we're expecting that to flatten out in 2023 and we're even starting to see positive signs of potentia growth there if you look, you know, over the last say ten years, on average you see about 1% growth, but really our business is driven mostly by spend per visit, which is very strong, was up in q4 around 10% so on those trends, they remain very strong. >> and so fewer visits but people still spending more how sensitive is it to the overall economy if we see a pull back in consumer spending, what typically happens to animal health for pets? >> the animal health industry over time has been incredibly durable and resilient. if you go back to 2008 and 2009, we still grew through it on average the industry grows around 5%

temperatures are still going to be 5 to 10 degrees below average for the warmest days.armer spots getting up to around 60 but we will focus on that once we get past this rainy pattern. more widespread rain sunday and monday into tuesday. it's going to have a great effect on the drought situation , just not necessarily going to be neat. >>> thank you. cbs evening news is coming up next, we have a preview from the deck of the uss nimitz. >> tonight, china is engaged in the largest military buildup since world war ii. so how is the u.s. navy preparing? we find out just what they are doing here in the western pacific. that is coming up tonight on the cbs evening news. >>> thank you. still ahead, >>> this snow day is all anyone seems to be talking about on social media, and our viewers have been sending us photos all day long. they are getting really creative. take a look. that is a man that is snowboarding down the driveway of a napa county winery. and he is the assistant winemaker. for others, skiing is more their thing, we saw this guy on twitter, he was speeding down a t

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still, that high pressure across central europe still dominating the story for england and wales., it could be an issue with some mist and fog. first thing for england and wales, somewhat warmer, but sunnier conditions, but windier to the far north. will this weather pattern change? well, it looks likely as we head into next week, we could see more weather fronts pushing in off the atlantic, which means an increase to more wet and windy weather, perhaps the driest in the south, but it will turn just a little bit milder. welcome to newsday, reporting live from singapore, i'm mariko 0i. the headlines: the extraordinary moment when a 3—year—old girl is pulled out alive from the rubble of the earthquake, that's devastated turkey and syria. meanwhile, rescue workers continue the search for survivors as the number killed soars to more than 7,000. some of the worst affected areas are near the earthquake�*s epicentre — the bbc�*s anna foster is one of the first journalists to reach the heart of the disaster zone. if you picture eight, nine, ten buildings all collapsed in a row, the debris

that's still the case still close, steve.sed because of a crash. that happened at about just after four this morning near camino diablo. they've closed both directions between let's say, byron and the tracy livermore area there and so you can't use vasko road. people are going to be using other roads. this is because of a deadly head on collision that happened as i mentioned just after four, a big rig and a car involved. also let's talk about some of these other commutes. the peninsula traffic looks pretty good, and so did the south day. but then there's so there hasn't been anything major. i want to talk about the bay bridge. now you can see that traffic here is a little bit slower. san mateo bridge still looks pretty good heading onto the high rise, and so does the dumbarton bridge. 601, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. the dramatic weather we have seen over the past few months more than a topic of conversation. for some people. for them. it is the focus of their careers. ktvu is james torres live

this overwhelmed by the quakes. is one of the hospital still this is one of the hospitals still standing all they know about some of the children that have been brought in is which pile of rubble they were pulled from. we'll have all the very latest on the rescue effort. also on the programme — three people are arrested after a protest turned violent outside a hotel providing refuge for asylum seekers in merseyside, north west england. us fighterjets shoot down an unidentified object over alaska. the pentagon says president biden gave the order to seek and destroy. the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. us northern commanders beginning recovery operations now. and harry potter comes to the world of video games — but will the hogwarts legacy be tarnished by protests against the author's views on transgender issues? hello and welcome to the programme. fears are growing for the hundreds of thousands of people in turkey and syria in need after monday's devastating earthquakes. some are living in makeshift shelters a

still, relatives hope their loved ones might emerge alive. i tried to, yesterday, to dig, myself, but you can't. you see the concrete like this, it pushes. we have no power to lift this. this was an entire neighbourhood and it is completely destroyed. hundreds of apartments, thousands of people and the majority of them are still buried. we'll hear from doctors looking after the syrian baby born in the rubble. in other news, nicaragua frees more than 200 opposition political prisoners and deports them to the united states. # ijust don't know what to do with myself... we remember burt bacharach, one of pop�*s greatest songwriters, who has died aged 94. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. first, hundreds of thousands of people across turkey and syria are spending a fourth night in freezing conditions in makeshift camps, having been made homeless by earthquakes. officials say more than 20,000 are now known to have died and hopes are fading that many more will be found beneath the rubble. the first united nations aid con

and they're still they're still building. what?they are putting out fires here the bigger picture, the bigger stuff still going on, isn't it? so panic suddenly and so much so much of this stuff that the governments and climate will say we need to do like carbon capture. there's a report recently about there were the world's carbon capture company and carbon offset and companies and carbon offset and companies and apparently 96% of it was just wasted. it's all just it's a scam just designed to steal money from your pocket. change is real yeah but we're better the way that we're dealing with it there are we're better off just accept thing that is happening and you know buy some sunglasses in the meantime yeah t shirt we've now got doom loop to add to the we don't have to do this this is the sun sun mirror . if they really care they mirror. if they really care they will have printed it in a paper which uses valuable resources energy and people don't buy it. right. made the end of the right. we made it the end of the section please go

it's still trading at a multiple i would consider pretty cheap.s that's not helping but throughout the year, oil well supported if you look at some of the charts, again, momentum clearly pausing, but a lot of these names are backed with support, and there's still an uptrend eog, chevron, exxon mobil. you may have to be patient, but i think it's an area you can stick with for the full year. >> bonawyn, what do you think? >> as jeff said, the rotation of out of what has worked into more speculative spaces has been a contributing factor. >> all right, quick word, tim seymour. >> i think you have triple -- 15-year resistance, triple resistance i'm a bulk you buying higher you don't have to do it tomorrow. >> time for the final trades let's go around the horn jeff mills, to you first. >> i'm going to be a seller of dhi. pretty positive on home builders all of last year, but this one's up 75% near the 2021 highs. i think the end of this big run is probably over. >> all right, bonawyn. >> i don't consider myself much of a shopper any way, but i'm not buy

in syria it still looks like that. in syria it's still looks like that.s like that. in syria it's so desperate because of the absence of the aid they don't have. there is a major difference. i of the aid they don't have. there is a major difference.— a major difference. i completely understand that. _ a major difference. i completely understand that. i'm _ a major difference. i completely understand that. i'm sorry - a major difference. i completely understand that. i'm sorry to i a major difference. i completely i understand that. i'm sorry to jump in there. salah aboulgasem, i know there is so much devastation on the ground and i really appreciate the time that you spent with us on the programme with your thoughts. thank you forjoining us on the program. breaking news covenant last 15 minutes. breaking news covenant last 15 minutes. reports coming in say north korea has fired balllistic missiles into the sea of japan for the second day running. the japanese coastguard said a second and third missile had landed in its waters on sunday. north korea said i

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now made this tragedy, there are still glimmers of hope. and we're still occasionally seeing these miracle moments of people being pulled alive from the rubble. how much longer are they going to keep up rescue efforts to thank so for rescue teams will say that they are just going to continue until there are no signs and that there is no hope left, as you say. even 220 plus hours on from when the earth earthquakes 1st struck that are still people beam rural tight. and obviously that is the sign of hope for some of the people that are still searching for their loved ones. but as time goes on, obviously the hope of finding further survivors under the rubble is dwindling. to let you correspond, jack perch in turkey. thank you so much for reporting. well, reports of more suspected spy balloons. this time in ukraine. authorities there say they've shot down russian balloons over chief that may have contained surveillance equipment. official say of the 6 balloons detected only some have been brought down . the kremlin has not yet commented on the r

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we still have hope.united again today, we're coming out in force just to give one last push that somebody driven past two weeks ago perhaps hasn't seen the news for whatever reason, and sheds a little bit of light on the situation. police have consistently called this a missing persons inquiry. there's no evidence of a crime. but that's not stopped some people thinking otherwise. social networks are awash with conspiracy theories. there have even been wannabe detectives coming to buildings like this, breaking into them and starting to search through them. police say they've thoroughly searched everywhere in a one—mile radius and will take action against anyone found making offensive comments online. they've also issued what are called dispersal orders against anyone committing anti—social behaviour. despite the police's thorough search, there is one blind spot. so this is the only path out of this whole area that's not covered by a cctv camera. so if she came out of this way, where did she go at this poi

are still missing. so the fear is that beneath, under the is robles and in several other parts of the cities as well. there are still tans and even maybe hundreds of people that still the bonded, the robbers and some of them potentially alive. however, as the time is passing, the hopes here or fade him. so to do the 9 have seen the families are, are just setting up the fires, making the fires, trying to warm up, and just the walking around robles and hoping to hear some war says from their family members. so they're, they're not, of course the did the other people on off another, not able to get back to their houses because the off the shocks are still continuing. and the how did that. we can see the cracks over the that the other buildings as well. so the situation here is quite dire and, but just now by today we can see dad, the rescue air force are ramping up. it's incredible the, the scale of the devastation and just how much work there still is to do. thank you very much. that is resource center fo