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. >> reporter: the only reason any of this will end up in the country is because turkish airlines agreed to send a flight from sfo on thursday, carrying the relief supplies. but, that was also left is doing. >> i wanted to call and after this could be an option, they said they would make it happen. >> you talked them into it? >> i did, yeah. >> reporter: but, she is not alone. at uc berkeley, some of her turkish friends are also collecting material for the flight. 's i will says that while it is comforting to see so many willing to donate, there is still a crushing feeling of helplessness. >> i feel at peace, seeing as much as this is, it is very minimal at the end of the day. >> seeing the photos and videos that have come out of it makes my life, some of the things i am dealing with, so unimportant. like, if it is not that, then at least, i can do what i can to help. >> reporter: individual efforts like these may seem small in the face of such a massive catastrophe, but if the question is how much can one person do, to really make a difference, the answer is, whatever they can. >> the f

the turkey took over the flights that the soviet union used to operate turkish airlines flight of 44 countries, if i'm not mistaken, it's 54 flights altogether. there are 2 flights to some destinations. and now turkey is a major transportation hub between africa and europe. judith turkish airlines is the main operator there. the gulf countries also share that market. like you said, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and others. naturally, it's very difficult for russia to compete. but however, we have certain advantages. well, 1st, the people of africa know their history well, and they're grateful to the soviet union for everything it has done for them in the past. of course, yes, we can't appeal to this legacy forever and build our relations focusing on the past . but we must remember that we trained a lot of specialists at soviet and russian university service. they speak russian and still hold important government offices. sergey lover of recently visited several african countries, and many leaders and ministers spoke with him in russian because they got their degrees in our c

with turkish airlines is the main operator there. the gulf countries also share that market. like you said, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and others. naturally, it's very difficult for russia to compete. what we have, however, we have certain advantages. well, 1st, the people of africa know their history well, and they're grateful to the soviet union for everything it is done for them in the past. of course, if we can't appeal to this legacy forever and build our relations focusing on the past. but we must remember that we trained a lot of specialists at soviet and russian university service. they speak russian and still hold important government offices. sure sergey lover of recently visited several african countries. and many leaders and ministers spoke with him in russian because they got their degrees in our country. this human capital is our leverage. also, unlike many other countries, we have always helped africa. we always said good at. we are in the same and bolt working on reaching our share to goals. so they rely on russia's assistance. but again, we are ta

i think turkey took over the flights that the soviet union used to operate turkish airlines flight of 44 countries, if i'm not mistaken, it's 54 flights altogether. there are 2 flights to some destinations. and now turkey is a major transportation hub between africa and europe, with turkish airlines is the main operator there. and the gulf countries also share that market. like you said, the united arab emirates, saudi arabia and others. naturally, it's very difficult for russia to compete. but however, we have certain advantages, we're the 1st, the people of africa know their history well, and they're grateful to the soviet union for everything it is done for them in the past. of course, yes, we can't appeal to this legacy forever and build our relations focusing on the past . but we must remember before that we trained a lot of specialists at soviet and russian university service. they speak russian and still hold important government offices, sergey lover of recently visited several african countries, and many leaders and ministers spoke with him in russian because they got their d

constant shipments have flown by turkish airlines.i: new surveillance video shows the moment an explosion rocked the sunset district last week. the home exploded, killing one person inside. lena howland joins us from san francisco were a pile of debris now sits. lena: we where the explosion happened destroyed the home behind me and causing serious damage to surrounding homes. neighbors are giving us a new look at the moment of the blast. [eloon this i exploded off of 20 2nd avenue, all caught on a home security camera. a woman inside the house was killed. caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. investigators say a narcotics lamp was being operated inside the home, and taking a 53-year-old suspect into custody on friday and the facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment, as there were two children living in the home were at school at the time of the blast. here is what one neighbor had to say. >> my neighbor and i were showered with glass shards, showered. i kept looking was

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they are taken from here to istanbul by turkish airlines.ut 24 hours for the emergency supplies to arrive and constant shipments have been being delivered since right after the quake struck last week, most of it flown for free by turkish airlines. still to come, more job cuts headed to meta. kumasi: taking a live look at the big board, another update on the markets is next. reggie: two strangers bound together by the super bowl. how they proved it's more than just a game. stay with us on our streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00, live weekdays from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m., but only streaming. download the app now wherever you stream. drew: we are waking up to temperatures in the 30's and 40's with areas of dense fog first thing right now. some spots have visibility down to half a mile. the fog won't linger long this morning. we have a cold front crossing through this morning bringing about stronger wind is the day goes on. right now the wind is generally light if not calm across the region. wind gust on the tracker showing you that as you go thro

. >> the only reason any of this will end up in the country is because turkish airlines received a flight carrying the supplies. >> i was wanted to ask if it was an option. >> you talked them into making a flight. >> at uc berkeley, some of the turkish friends were also collecting material for the flight. it is comforting to see so many willing to donate. >> it is whatever this is. >> seeing the photos and videos, make some of the things i was doing unimportant. if it is not that, at least i can do what i can to help. >> individual efforts may seem small. if the question is, how much can one person do to make a difference. the answer is, whatever they can. >> the relief flight will leave tomorrow morning. there will be others and volunteers will be taking donations through friday. we posted information on what they need, where to drop it in other ways you can help on www.kpix.com. those images might suggest that the buildings are not up to the standards we are used to in california. it turns out, i were building codes are similar . turkey is not an example of unprepared areas. the usgs sa

organizers say they are teaming up with turkish airlines to deliver the much needed supplies. >> so immediate need is actually more rescue groups from the united states, from any other country, k9 units, medical supplies, and a lot of machines like bulldozers to remove debris. >> now, the nonprofit says most needed right now, baby formula, warm clothing, and hand warmers, as well as financial donations. now, could an earthquake that strong rock the bay area? if so, what kind of dev stationed would we see here? >> so coming up for you at 6:30 on "today in the bay," we're going to hear what kind of work is under way in san francisco to shore up buildings to make them safer. >>> it is 6:02. we are hours away from president biden's state of the union address. we have a live look at capitol hill where the pride will speak to the u.s. in front of a joint session of congress. in the audience tonight, at least four people from the greater bay area. they include two female scientists from lawrence livermore national laboratory. and chuck hammers, business owner of pizza my heart. the restaurant suffer

. >> reporter: this team in san jose is working quickly because turkish airlines is offering to fly the first boxes of supplies from sfo directly to turkey as soon as tomorrow. the organization is collecting at five other sites throughout the bay area, we've posted them on nbcbayarea.com if you would like to help out. nbc bay area news. >> find continuing coverage of the earthquakes on our website and the app. go to nbcbayarea.com for the latest. >>> was he out to kill a cop? chilling images and new details about the shooting. police say mendoza was determined to kill police officers that night. at police headquarters where they aired video of the suspect firing at officers. >> reporter: police say this shows mendoza getting out of his car and firing at two police officers who pulled him over, one a rookie. it's one of multiple images the police released as they explained how an officer was shot friday night. this shows the suspected trajectory of the bullets striking the police car. >> i'm eternally grateful we did not lose any officers in the senseless attacks. >> reporter: it was rid

we have seen indigo announcing new deal with turkish airlines to expand its long-haul network to tryget into that huge indian diaspora and to try to build market share from there. i completely agree that it is a statement of intent and things will take time. it is an interesting time. >> there was a report by the center for asia-pacific aviation which is estimating that indian carriers are expected to place orders for 1500 to 1700 aircraft over the next 24 months. clearly there is more to come. how does this change the indian aviation landscape? >> a lot of the aircraft that we are talking about are going to be used for domestic and regional aviation. like andrew mentioned, a lot of these aircraft could perhaps be used to fly between mumbai, delhi and the 100 other airports we have. but then, the same aircraft during the night or other parts of the day are used to fly to the middle east, dubai, singapore. all of these aircraft that are coming in, i know -- has placed an order. indigo has 500 aircraft due to be delivered to them, including some long-range xlr aircraft. -- which is a n

. >> reporter: teamed up with turkish airlines to deliver needed supplies. >> the need is actually more rescue from the united states, from any other country, canine units, medical supplies, and a lot of machines like bulldozer to remove debris. >> people have been trapped for over 24 hours. including her friend's family. >> we're in a high tech era that we think we can solve everything over the internet. and what happened in turkey just reminds you how little we humans are. >> reporter: among the supplies the turkish american organization is asking for, baby formula, warm clothing, hand warmers and financial donation. nbc bay area news. >> the u.s. is sending some of its best to help. two special units of firefighters from los angeles and virginia are heading to the region, that's the l.a. team there being escorted to the reserve base. 81 crew members, six canine units and three structural engineers. time is of the essence to help people underneath the buildings. >> 72 hours is kind of the threshold how long somebody could be viable. >> more than 3,700 people have been killed since tha

turkish airlines fly emirate bought them, i don't know. play duba bought them.atar airways bought them. they bought them. but no one bought a dry superjet, and what's next. do the sanctions mean that russian planes, in particular, and western ones, will start falling right away tomorrow? no, because sanctions are a long game if sanctions are introduced. on the supply and support of e-e relevant systems and technological equipment, even medium technological production on the territory of the russian federation will be stopped at the first call, it actually was red card and coffee regarding the safety level of flights on the territory of the russian federation, and they are not flying yet, although the destinations on this sheremetyev scoreboard are becoming fewer and fewer. they cook ukrainian dishes all over the world. they share the recipes of our kitchen on the internet , receiving donations for this, and the chefs have already collected more than 2 million dollars, my colleague nina kolomyets got to know the restaurateurs who opened ukrainian cuisine establis

impossible to predict what will happen, how it will all happen, because well, look, for example , turkish airlineshquake zone for free, and those who return this earthquake zone are already - there is some influence on this, you can also say that , in my opinion, it will be necessary. citizens say that it is better to return to ukraine because there is none there earthquakes, well, and a lot of things. because, for example, the country now provides assistance to those who live in these regions , but we all know that the budget itself has some components and you ca n't take something investing something. that is, it will definitely affect the situation, but now as i look at the exchange rate of this currency of foreign currency, now , i do not see such an increase in the exchange rate of the dollar or euro or any other tracks, that is, now we do not see all this i think we'll start to uh see the first effects somewhere uh in 10-15 days, when all this search and rescue work will be over and it will be even better there, we will be able to better see how many people are left without homes, what exact

predict what will be made up, how it will all be made up, because well, look, for example, now turkish airlines must say this about the situation in the construction sector, you must say it about tourism , because i already see that some of our citizens say that it is better to return to ukraine because there is no earthquakes and many other things a lot of things. because, for example, the country now provides assistance to those who live in these regions, but we all know that the budget has certain components and you cannot take something without investing something. that is, it is mandatory everything will certainly affect the situation, but now as i look at the exchange rate of this currency of foreign currency, i do not see such an increase in the exchange rate of the dollar or euro or any other tracks, that is, now we do not see all this. i think that we will start -e see the first in a row and somewhere e-e days behind 10-15 when all this e-e search and rescue work ends and so e-e it will be even better there, we will be able to better see how many people are left without homes, what exa

the group teamed up with turkish airlines to ship warm blankets, clothing and other necessities as temperatures there in turkey continue to drop. >> we are packing it in bags to make them rain-proof and cold-proof and then we're sending them with a plane there and an ngo is meeting them and sending it to the region. >> and if you would like to help, we've made it easy for you to find ways of how you can contribute. we posted a link with information on charities raising money and sending supplies overseas. head to nbcbayarea.com and click on the link in our trending bar. >>> in san francisco, several people waking up without a home following a deadly explosion. we first brought you this as breaking news yesterday morning. a blast went off at about 9:20 and shortly after the explosion, we saw a home catch on fire. it happened on 22nd street and maraga in the sunset district. multiple agencies were on scene, including federal partners that brought in dogs to help locate a person who died. neighbors described the scene as chaotic. >> i heard the explosion and i thought there was a bomb. so then my

turkish american association is collecting donations across the bay area and have teamed up with turkish airlines to deliver the supplies. >> the immediate need is actually more rescue equipment from the united states, k9 units, medical supplies, and a lot of machines like bulldozers. >> reporter: communities have been trapped under rubble for over 24 hours, including her friend's family. >> we are in this high-tech era, we are in an era that we think we can solve everything over the internet, and what happens in turkey just reminds you of how little we humans are. >> reporter: among the supplies the turkish american association is asking for, baby formula, warm clothing, hand warmers, and financial donations. stephanie magallon for "today in the bay." >> we will continue to monitor this breaking news. when we're not on air, you can find the latest updates online. you can find a link to that website on our website in the trending bar. just go to nbcbayarea.com. >>> 4:35, we are hours away from president biden's state of the union address. a live look at capitol hill for you this morning, where th

nonprofit says they're working with the turkish embassy and turkish airlines to get donated items flown in from around the world. i'm turkish. and my family is all back in turkey. thankfully they weren't in the affected regions, but some of my friends and their relatives they were affected. there's a lot of people that care and they're willing to put their time into health and donate and i think i've seen that a lot of caring people here. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake, which severely impacted areas near the turkish and syrian border, is said to be one of the deadliest quakes in over a decade. a lot of rulers areas the villages have not been reached at and imagine we lost home schools, hospitals, everything needs to be rebuilt. make sure that the diapers and baby formulas they go first came to the united states over 30 years ago and since then has been involved with the turkish american association of california as president of the northern california chapter. she says they were preparing to celebrate the 1/100 anniversary of turkey's republic. now all of their efforts are focused on help

with multiple locally nationally and internationally in coordination >> embassies and also the turkish airlines, his helping with our donations to get to turkey under the guidance of the turkish american national steering committee this week. the head by a foundation and dion that silicon valley organize several donation drop-off locations. >> on thursday, donors stops right dive foundations, warehouse prince and they say have access to 100 plus that we're going to be sold. >> but wanted to be able to donate and give back and send my blessings to people across the globe. warm clothing, blankets and medical supplies are especially important as the quake survivors brace for harsh winter conditions. we are muslim. we're helping them. >> but i think we should. everyone should be helping them it imagine if tomorrow's something up schools can help. thursday is the final day of the collection drive. but monetary donations to the nonprofits will be earmarked for turkey. >> in san jose, philippe djegal all kron 4 news. >> look at this. cars in a row. >> still ahead, a growing problem in san francisco af

more than the clothes on their back, she saw a need and arranged a flight from san francisco on turkish airlinesthese homes goods back to her country. >> i called and asked if it was an option and they said they could make it happen. >> you actually talked them into making a flight? >> i did! it was hard to see this from afar. i wanted to have an impact. >> you don't have to see a way to make a way, and this is proof! i think the death toll is now >>> coming up at 5:00 as we celebrate black history month, meet an educator who is teaching his students to be entrepreneurs and giving them tools to take control of their finances while they are young. wish i had that when i was a kid! local news continues streaming on cbs bay area and we thank you so much ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, hope starts to fade in turkey and syria as the death toll surpasses 21,000. and a humanitarian crisis unfolds. people looking for shelter andm. turkey's president calls the devastating earthquake the disaster of the century. tonight, cbs's chris livesay is in turkey with stories of loss and of miracles. >> we were able to see

ordinary people turkish airlines will eliminate 30,000 people from the disaster zone today. e, in additionr cities and in small ones are collecting humanitarian aid in one of these spontaneous centers. we worked today, but only for one night. these indifferent people managed to collect several trucks of things, which are already heading to the affected parts of the country in the southeast at this hour. people collect warm clothes and blankets first of all, and also ask to bring a charger in the affected areas. there are big energy issues right now. we are all turks, kurds of other nationalities, united in the face of this disaster, the opportunity to help someone who is in her needs are very important for us tomorrow this can happen to me with you or other people. anyway, help is very important. i think that people who are in the earthquake zone under the destroyed buildings are very worried at this moment. but the main thing is that they come to the rescue. i want to say a huge thank you. our russian friends are helping us to collect and ship the aid you have shown to the victims. we are

probably such a situation that ukraine is experiencing. heating and in connection with this, turkish airlines number of flights from the earthquake area so that people could leave it boss and tar also do not rule out repeated aftershocks also from this night and uh in the earthquake areas some do not have mobile communication, so they were sent there satellite communication terminals , among other things, elon musk was also one of the first to offer to help and send his stalinkas. i want to ask about these regions there, i understand that there are more than one province where these earthquakes occurred in the south in the south of the republic of turkey, are there still many people under the rubble? we saw this terrible video when the houses just fell down in an instant, the card houses crumbled and everyone who was there, they did not understand , they remained under the rubble . could be seen and especially for people who may have their loved ones and relatives there under these rubbles, please from the very beginning the rescue and search operation continues from the very moment and will

then at 1st national a line carrier landed in haiti as of this morning, as we heard from turkish airlines. of course, a heavy you'd be being not able to reach at the to the a ports made it very difficult. and the government officials, including the president, acknowledge that there were no, there were mistakes and they were late in response. but as a team, having spoken to all to some military sources who are also involved in the search and rescue operation and the public a order in the region. they mentioned thus that within the 1st 24 hours, it was difficult for them. if for anyone to take off lights helicopters even for the military, that's why they were a desperate, well noble. and that's why they used drones because drones had no risk as their on men at the weather conditions also didn't help them. but of course, a many criticized that at the government was not coordinated and organized enough to be able to surface this crisis, especially. it says, it will earth since the earthquake is 10 major cities in south and east into care and san m. i believe there been more arrests warns issu

the group even teamed up with turkish airlines to ship warm blanket, clothing and other necessities ashe temperatures in turkey continue to drop. >> we are packing it in bags to make them rain-proof and cold-proof. and then we're sending them with a plane. ngo is meeting them and sending it to region that require it. >> now we have made it easy for you to try to help the quake victims as well. we posted a link with information on the charities that are raising money and sending supplies overseas. very easy. head to nbcbayarea.com. click on the link in our trending bar. >>> a student in contra costa county is being disciplined after a racist joke. last week, that student handed out cotton balls at diablo view middle school in clayton. apparently to mock black history month. today the superintendent sent an update to parents and reaffirmed the commitment to fighting bullying. he is also vowing to take action. it's not clear how the student who did this and the others involved are being disciplined. >>> a lot of concern in pleasanton after a beating was caught on camera. a fight between t

christian atsu's body arrived in the country at about 7:25pm local time onboard a turkish airliner behindily, representatives of the government and officials from the ghana football association. it was then transported military morgue in the capital. ghana is in a state of mourning, and a few friends and football fans were allowed into the airport for the solemn occasion. president nana akufo—addo, former president john dramani mahama and the ghana football association have already expressed their condolences to atsu's family. the 31—year—old made 65 appearances for the senior national team and won the play of the tournament at the 2015 african cup of nations. he also engaged in lots of charity work to support the underprivileged. government officials say they will consult with the family about funeral arrangements in what will mark the beginning of the final journey of a football star who contributed a lot to this country. thomas naadi, bbc news, accra. stay with us on bbc news. still to come, bracing dip: the cold—water swimmer setting a new record in the antarctic 0cean. prince charles

i say we are hearing that the air, the turkish airline company is going to launch. and more flights or to the region, or because also there's some medical supplies and emergency supplies are being transferred from big cities to the area or via flight. that's why am more flights art needed and the main infrastructures are i set to be saved for now. but for instance, we saw an explosion of fire in some, a city is like hot i after the earthquake, or for instance to the area is to some of the areas, natural gas has been cut in order to avoid any kind of a explosions or fires. they are taking, the officials are saying that they're taking the necessary measures to avoid any, any kind of casualty or any extra, a disaster that can be it caused by this earthquake. but so far made infrastructures are set to be safe because some of you are speaking, i lost our about the some of the bed with a and it's been affecting to kiya. what impact is that having on the search and rescue if it so some of the cities in as soon as sent to kia are under heavy snow and, and the winter conditi

we've seen already. indigo has announced a new deal with turkish airlines to try to expand its long hold international network to try to get into that huge indian diaspora and to try to build market share from there. so i think it's, i completely agree that it's a statement of attain intent and things will take time. but it's a really interesting time, ha, there was a report by aviation consultancy center for asian pacific aviation, which is estimating this, that indian carriers are expected to place orders for a 1502700 aircraft over the next 24 months. so clearly there is, there is more to come, how does all of this change the indian aviation landscape? so, you know, a lot of the aircraft that we're talking about are going to be used for domestic and regional ation. you know, so like andrew mentioned, a lot of these aircraft would be perhaps used to fly between them by delhi. and the 100 efforts that we have in india at this point of time live. but then the same aircraft during the night or other parts of the day are also used to fly, let's say, to the middle east, into the pride, go o

reporter: turkish airlines is transporting donations for free from san francisco to istanbul.s of boxes have already been shipped from this bay area. >> the earthquake was because of three fault lines that all went off at the same time. we are sitting on three fault lines ourselves here so i think the people here understand that. reporter: with so many in need, it is now a race against time. >> we are trying to get everyone out of these harsh conditions and we are trying to make this as fast as possible. larry: you can learn more about the impact on children and families in turkey and syria and how to tap -- how to help by visiting unicef's or our . coverage continues on world news tonight. david nor is anchoring from -- david muir is anchoring from turkey. kristen: handshakes on your health. a new study that links your grip a new study that links your grip wi great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market looking for some great sna

large amount of supplies out quickly from its warehouse in miami to turkey with the help of turkish airlinesand the turkish government. she anticipates that turkey faces a long road to recovery. you would need a million a million bobcats and bulldozers to even began to address. um you know all the destruction here you end up with a major crush injuries, facial trauma doctor, eduardo dolan, a san francisco family physician, will be flying to turkey to join jim to give medical care he's drawing on his experience treating patients in the haiti earthquake in 2010. you never get used to it, but yeah, i think you focus on the individual right in front of you. and you try to do as much good as you can. dolan has traveled to ukraine twice to help provide medical services and supplies. he says the decision to travel to turkey was last minute. just the sheer destruction was something that i couldn't ignore. on friday, dr dolan will fly out of sfo to turkey. he plans to meet up with jim and figure out where he is most needed in san francisco. amberleigh ktvu fox two news. alright amber, also in san fra

they are taking from here to stumble by turkish airlines. dion: it will take 24 hours for the emergency supplies to arrive in turkiye. constant supplies have been delivered right after the quake m.v.p. p kans chiefs to win over thesurow>> got it! dion: abc 7 sports will have much more on the highlights, but first, 49ers were not at the super bowl this year, but that did not keep fans from partying hard in the bay area. eagle stands - flocked a well-known bay in san francisco. j.r. stone takes a look. j.r.: we often talk about the bigger extravagant super bowl parties, but in san francisco on sunday afternoon, there was a special party for those individuals who sadly are often forgotten about, those who live on the streets or just do not have a place to call home. this for the un-housed. they sold food, and even had a barber on site. they said this year they had around 50 people come. more than a dozen stayed there and watched the game with those from the synagogue and their family members. >> what this accomplishes is a sense of human intera

has been gathering hundreds of boxes at a time which then go to sfo where they're loaded onto turkish airline flights directly to turkey. the hope is they'll make it in time to help during the harsh winter weather. >> maybe a child will open a box that has toys. you know, even if one single item reaches to the right person we are okay with that. >> reporter: in turkey, people are still being rescued from piles of debris, including this 10-year-old girl, covered in dust and this 9-year-old boy, who was trapped after some 140 hours. northwestern syria was also devastated by the quake. aid groups there are urging fob help. back in east palo alto, they help move boxes. she moved to california from turkey a few years ago. >> i'm grateful for everyone. >> reporter: the focus is on the earthquake aftermath now. many are hoping the international community continues to provide aid for turkey and syria, because the need will be immense and long term. >> all of their homes is lost. nobody can go back into their building. so everything needs to be built from scratch. >> reporter: alyssa goard, nbc bay ar

ship a large amount of supplies quickly from its warehouse in miami to turkey with the help of turkish airlines government. it is now 7 50 for a major bust in the crime ring that targeted apple stores statewide. authorities say iphones ipads computers worth about a million dollars were stolen and then were sold illegally. ktvu zac sos explains how investigators made the discovery. california attorney general rob bonta, charging eight people with orchestrating a wide ranging retail theft crime ring targeting apple stores across the bay area and other parts of the state boxes full of apple products recovered during a raid by chp officers. this goes far beyond petty theft or shoplifting. this is organized criminal activity and we won't put up with it in our state, the suspects hitting stores in 11 counties over the last six months, stealing $1 million worth of gear in november, cell phone video captured mass thieves making off with merchandise and an apple store in palo alto chp not saying whether those criminals are connected to today's arrest , but adding the m o is the same . entering stores wi

turkish airlines have picked up the donations from our turkish american community in santa clara, california, and have already taken those to turkey. >> and then, quickly, while you're doing this incredible job coordinating from cash to people, to clothes, how are you actually getting it? how are you able to transport all of these things to turkey, especially so many roads are impassable, it's difficult to, you know, logistically get things to people? >> correct. excellent point. big trucks are very difficult to get maneuvered through the roads and some of these roads have already been split and the airport is not functional. so what we're doing is we're getting individual volunteers to help with their small size trucks, mini-vans, and that has been more successful than huge trucks that were sort of truck on the roads. >> incredible. thank you so much and all the best on your continued efforts. >> thank you very much for having us. and we hope that the community continues to donate through our website. www.etacusa.org, because we still have about 200,000 people under the rubble. >> thank you

large amount of supplies out quickly from its warehouse in miami to turkey with the help of turkish airlines and the turkish government. she anticipates that turkey faces a long road to recovery. you would need a million a million bobcats and bulldozers to even begin to address. um you know all the destruction here you end up with a major crush injuries, facial trauma doctor, eduardo dolan, a san francisco family physician will be flying to turkey to join jim to give medical care he's drawing on his experience treating patients in the haiti earthquake in 2010. he estimates that for every death there are 20 people injured. both physically and psychologically. you never get used to it. but you think you focus on the individual right in front of you and you try to do as much good as you can and leverage. your skill set, dolan has traveled to ukraine twice to help provide medical services and supplies. he says the decision to travel to turkey was last minute just the sheer destruction was something that i couldn't ignore . dr. dolan is flying out of sfo to turkey tomorrow morning. he will be mee

the nonprofit group is working with the turkish embassy and turkish airlines to get those donated items over to turkey. turkish and my family is all back in turkey. thankfully they weren't in the affected regions, but some of my friends and their relatives they were affected. there's a lot of people that care and they're willing to put their time into health and donate and seen that and a lot of carrying people here. some of the people involved with the organization emigrated here from turkey decades ago, the group was preparing to celebrate the 1/100 anniversary of turkey's republic but now there are focused on helping the nation recover. a lot of rulers areas. the villages have not been rich that and imagine we lost home schools , hospitals. everything needs to be rebuilt. we have to mourn with our hello, citizens, and we have to continue this eight. and the group says, because there's so much devastation in turkey, they will be raising money and donating items for his long as it takes to help people survive and recover. today, city leaders in santa cruz will host a community meeting

kumasi: turkish airlines is transporting donations free of charge from sfo to in stemple -- istanbul.ore about the earthquake's impact and how you can help. visit unicefusa.or reggie: we told you about the house explosion that happened in san francisco sunset neighborhood. this morning, a lot of people unable to go home. >> due to hipaa able to give too much information. the person found by search crews was the person previously reported as the unaccounted individual we were looking for. >> you said it incident specific to that one home. could you give us any other indication to let people know what they should be doing or not doing? >> fire, unfortunately does not let us know when it will happen but we can prepare. we can make sure our home is as fire safe as possible. . have a working smoke detector in your home. have a working carbon monoxide detector in your home. make an escape plan and share the plan with all your family and friends with two ways out. review simple things online such as close before you go to sleep. it can help said your life. these a precautions to contact to h

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warehouse is one of the drop locations for family spit >> that is has spoken to me to help your >> turkish airlinesns free of charge from san francisco to istanbul so that needed items can get there quickly appeared hundreds of doctors have already been shipped from the bay area. >> the earthquake was because of three fault lines. they are all going off at the same time. we are sitting on three fault lines ourselves here. i think they area people area people have an understanding about that. >> with so many in need he says it is now a race against time. >> we are trying to get everyone out of these harsh conditions. we hope our efforts and trying to make it as fast as possible. >> learn more about the earthquakes impact on children and families in turkey and syria and how you can help at unicef usa.org/abc news. you will find a link on our website shou. >>>> a body has been found at the scene of the house explosion in san francisco. san francisco fire announced in moments ago. we knew one person was missing all day since this happened on 20 2nd avenue by noriega street. multiple homes were damaged