more unaccounted for. >>> security forces in mexico capture another leader of a violent criminal drug cartel. and unveiling hidden treasures we look at a rare collection of artwork from north korea. now the u.n. envoy to libya say the situation on the ground is quickly deteriorating. they have addressed the u.n. security council video i can't via a video link to libya. they would hold talks with the

those folks still unaccounted for.y searching for 23-year-old nicholas fegora just paid his bill when an explosion erupted in the basement. 15 firefighters are on the scene today. they are sifting through rubble 25 people were hurt in the powerful explosion that caused three buildings to collapse. bill de blasio visited the scene and is expected to speak again in about 30 minutes. let's go live to adam reece at the scene in lower manhattan. de blasio speaking at 2:00. are we expecting new information at that news conference? >> we hope to maybe hear more about the two unaccounted people. nicholas fegora and his brother shares a bank account with them. he sees he spent money there and worker at the restaurant we just saw k-9 dogs go into the area possibly to search for two unaccounted people. the water is still being put onto the rubble. they are still looking for pockets of fire. 25 people injured, four of them critically they are going to continue to go through rubble to see if they can find two unaccounted people. pe

nearing i can't end the search for victims of last year's air asia plane crash, 56 people are still unaccounted for. plus. >> reporter: i am in the southern indian state. coming up, i will be taking a look at why india's premier bike run as become a thumping global success. consulted on this? >> no. >> a controversial deal. >> we would love to have a mine in the community. at the end of the day, it is an issue of fairness. >> america tonight gets an exclusive interview with a foreign mining company accused of taking native american land. >> people have been very critical of your company, saying that it'll leave a permanent scar on the landscape. will it? >> an america tonight special report: "mining sacred lands". thursday, 10:00 eastern. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back a reminders now of our top stories on al jazerra. prime minister benjamin netanyahu has declared the likud party the winner of israel's election. with 99% of the votes counted likud has at least 29 sets, signist union trails with 24 seats, its leader isaac herzog says he's working to put together a coalition. joint list palestinian parties

and this morning we are learning that 2 people are unaccounted for.the scene shows people scrambling down fire escapes and jumping to safety as smoke rises into the air. as crews battled the flames collapse of an adjacent building was caught on camera. today, investigators are trying to figure out exactly what happened. adam reiss is live for us. there were initial reports construction crews nearby may have hit a gas line. have we confirmed that? >> reporter: they're still working on gas lines and turning it off, there's still an active gas line they're working on frances. two people are unaccounted for, one 23 years old, his family believes he was having lunch in the japanese restaurant on the main floor, the other person a worker. as you see behind me firefighters are still here pouring water on the scene. want to be sure all of the hot spots are out. one building leveled, two others collapsed. 25 people injured yesterday in this massive explosion that rocked this neighborhood. four people are critical. five different hospitals are active this after

still unaccounted for. as investigators sift through the rubble reports suggest a third person is missing and the cause of that blast may be criminal. here's abc's linzie janis. >> reporter: tonight, rescue crews and their dogs finally able to begin the painstaking search for the missing. tonight firefighters battling hot spots 48 hours after that all mighty explosion and tonight, a growing suspicion by city officials, the blast may be the result of tampering with the gas line, a potential crime. >> it's an option that something may have been tapped into inappropriately. until we get into the basement and get the whole picture we won't be able to confirm that theory is ride. >> reporter: 75 minutes before the blast, cone.d. been in the basement inspecting gas work being done and giving it a failing grade. >> folks were there and smelled no gas at the time. >> reporter: this, the latest for a building that had a history of problems. coned inspectors shutting down a gas line before. officials trying to figure

rebels say 16 others are still unaccounted for. the ukrainian prime minister has accused the rebels of holding up the rescue mission. and in iraq talks are under way between the iraqi and defense ministers. it comes as they continue to win back the city of tikrit from isil fighters. >>> now the u.s. justice department has cleared former police officer darren wilson of civil rights violations over the shooting of an unarmed black teenager. michael brown was shot dead in missouri in august of last year. it triggered months of violent protests, but reports have criticized the city and it's police force for racial bias. let's get more from kimberly halkett, who joins us live from washington, d.c. kimberly, a very controversial case that we all remember. tell us about the decision from the justice department came about. >> well, what i can tell you is that it's not just one addition but two decisions long awaited by many here in the united states. what the department of justice has been doing, it's been looking at two different areas. t

one on six people have been found and 56 have been unaccounted for so far.effort was actually officially called off earlier this month but the families insisted to continue for another week and the rescue agency actually managed to find three more bodies, one woman a child and another one whose joined gender has not been identified. it's been a painful decision for the families to accept the fact that it's now over and done. more than two and a half months they have to come to terms with the fact that the government and the rescue agency has done all it could to recover as many victims as possible of the crash. and to give them some kind of closure, this coming weekend the relatives together with the government officials will go to the crash site and hold a ceremony in remembrance of their loved ones. >>> two dutch peacekeepers have died in northern mallee after a u.n. helicopter crashed the dutch defense chief says initial investigations point to his an accidents think the crashing occurred during a military exercise near the town. >>> the red cross has lau

and 56 unaccounted for so far.cue effort was owe materially called on earlier this month but the families insisted they continue for longer, they actually found three more bodies, a one a wild and a gender not identified. bits an painful for the families to accept the fact that it's now over and done. more than two and a half months they have to come to terms with the fact that the government and the rescue agency has done all they could to recover as many victims as possible of the crash. and to give them some kind of clearclosure this coming weekend the relatives together with the government owe personals will go to the crash site and hold a ceremony any remembrance of their loved ones. >>> a state of emergency has been declared in the northern brazilian state after heavy flooding. civil defense department says 20,000 people have been effected. the water supply in the area has been shutdown leaving locals without drinking water. 26-tons of emergency surprise, including food and medicine have been distributed to t

there is one person right now that's unaccounted for. >> reporter: now, there was another spaniel typeat was the second dog in the fight according to neighbors. that dog was injured but he was -- he or she was treated at the scene by paramedics. there was another man who was arrested by police for allegedly interfering with officers. i was told by neighbors just now that that man was trying to break up the dogfight. apparently he knew the occupant of the house and was trying to break up the two dogs. but he apparently -- from what police are telling us, did not comply with their orders to leave

the answer is because you can because when a system is unaccountable they can basically do what theywant. he didn't do liberally make that unintelligible. although some people think insurance companies to make it unintelligible. he was actually kind of surprised. >> so i want to conclude with a couple of questions. the first one is your solution which i would say in the health policy community has been totally ridiculed and laughed off the platform. >> the health care policy community has done such a good job up to now. >> some of us think we've done a reasonable job. maybe you can explain your solution and why you think it's the right solution. >> the health care policy usual solution which would be if we could go back to 1943 and change when employers were allowed to give insurance is a single-payer system. we cannot argue that is the right solution and say we want it, but we would like it to be christmas, two. it's not going to happen. i looked across the landscape and i said what is happening? what is happening is the large hospital systems are consolidating. they are buying out

. >> nypd looking into flames of un -- claims of unaccounted for people. >>> and harry reid will not run for re-election. >>> a state of emergency in effect in oklahoma where tornadoes led to one death, numerous injuries and widespread damage. >> get together and clean up. all can you do. >>> the civil war in syria. opposition activists say the government air strikes and shelling killed 18 people yesterday. >>> 90% of the civilian casualties, 90%, come from the syrian army. >> how did you get that result? >>> italy's highest court set to issue a reply about amanda knox and her boyfriend killing her roommate. >>> pulling two little girls from the back seat. >> all that -- >> the badgers advance to the elite 8. >> from marcus lee. >> the blowout kentucky 78-39. >> arizona is going to the elite 8. >> the alley-oop. >> big time big time win. >>> and all that matters. >> i would be remiss if i did not acknowledge my co-star, batman, i understand you're quite good. >> we're not intimidated by thugs. >> on cbs "this morning." >> mcdonald's is introducing a big mac clothing line. of course,

peta people remain unaccounted for. three buildings collapsed. a 22 people were hurt. one of the buildings at the time. police are trying to find six other people who have altered it. -- alter the path. send in your stink bugs be apply the university of maryland collect's the critters and the reason why you may want to help them. an emotional search for answers. how dita people are remembered and their father after he was shot and killed. maureen: police in fairfax county pulled a gun from a lake after a 15-year-old apparently through it there. this is near van dorn street. a teenager showed at the gun to his friends and then tried to get rid of it. no word yet on whether he would face charges. their father was not involved in a drug deal. he was shot several times in the 6100 block of north king highway. >> we want justice to be served. maureen: police are looking for for males who may have been driving a dark sedan. all clear tonight after a bomb threat forced people at the pentagon city mall to evacuate. a nearby parking lot was also put in locked down. this began w

but they are looking into reports of unaccounted people.ghters are still pouring water on some pockets of flames. one of those unaccounted for people is 23 year old nicholas figueroa who apparently was on a date at a sushi restaurant inside a building with are this explosion occurred. he is a 23 year-old man. his family is very concern. they have not heard from him since yesterday afternoon. the explosion and fire here in the east village leveled three buildings at 119, 121, and 1,232nd avenue. a fourth building was seriously damage and may very well have to come down. the first call came in yesterday afternoon at 3:17. several minutes later when fire fighters got the here they saw quite a site of chaos, many people had to make escapes to get away, one woman had to make a getaway via a fire escape. preliminarily it appears gas work being done at 1,212th avenue may have caused this explosion. the the utility here conn edison had just visited the work site 75 minutes prior to the explosion and found that the work being done on that gas line w

they say a third person may also be unaccounted for.gators are looking into whether someone tampered with the gas lines setting off the explosion. sources tell nbc news that someone may have been trying to steal gas. >>> a boston police officer is in critical condition this morning after he was shot during a traffic stop. the department says somebody jumped out of the car and shot the officer. other cops returned fire and killed the suspect. a woman was caught in the cross fire but her injuries are only minor. two other people in the car are in custody on unrelated matters. >>> now to los angeles where a driver surrendered after leading police on a chase. the stolen car had the words "we support our local police department" written in the back window. at one point during the chase, police nearly had the car cornered in a parking lot but the driver plowed through shopping carts and sped away. a little while later, the braver stopped the car and he and his passenger surrendered. >>> a fraternity now confirmed members at the university of

a couple others that happened in 2013 there is still many people out there, many incidents unaccounted for. >> lucy thanks very much. lucy williamson in paris. >>> nato warships have begun military training exercises in the black sea. the mission is aimed at reassuring nato's members in eastern europe about russia's increasingly unpredictable behavior. russia has begun exercises with the use of anti-aircraft system ss in the region. >>> investigators have begun picking through the wreckage of two helicopters which collided in northern argentina during the filming of a reality television show. 10 people eight french nationals and two argentine pilots were killed. the death toll could have been higher but this swimmer seen at the bottom left of the picture was removed from one of the helicopters just before takeoff because of concerns it was overloaded. three french sporting celebrities are among the dead. we report. >> reporter: arriving in the provincial town france's general counsel. he had little to say but now france's man on the ground dealing with the aftermath of this terrible tr

there is one person right now that's unaccounted for. >> reporter: now, there was another spaniel type dog that was the second dog in the fight according to neighbors. that dog was injured but he was -- he or she was treated at the scene by paramedics. there was another man who was arrested by police for allegedly interfering with officers. i was told by neighbors just now that that man was trying to break up the dogfight. apparently he knew the occupant of the house and was trying to break up the two dogs. but he apparently -- from what police are telling us, did not comply with their orders to leave the area and so the dog was shot. the dog is still on the scene. police and fire and presumably the coroner's office will be on the scene shortly. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5 len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> police say a bay area woman was kidnapped in the middle of the night for ransom and her boyfriend was home at the time of the crime. kpix 5's joe vazquez is live in vallejo where a massive search is under way. a lot of questions, joe. >> reporter: a lot of questions. a very unusual

the fire department telling us within the last hour they're still looking for two unaccounted people. a 23-year-old man nicholas figueroa, his parents looking for him. he may have been having lunch in the japanese restaurant on the ground floor of the building that collapsed. one collapse two partial collapses here. 25 people injured. 4 critically. eyewitnesses say when the explosion happened they could feel it. they could hear it. people running on to the streets with whatever clothes they had, some people jumping from lower floors. other people coming down the fire escape. one eyewitness described people walking around dazed and confused and bloody. now, about an hour before the explosion, gas inspectors were here from con ed. the japanese restaurant was going from one meter to two meters. they were expanding the gas in-line, and in about, at that time the inspector said that this inspection doesn't pass muster and an hour later, the building exploded. jose? >> adam reese, thank you very much. >>> just getting started on this friday edition of "the rundown." >>> coming up the fight

do you have a sense for how many are unaccounted for that are 5id workers? >> as far as we know right now there are no americans held that are unaccounted for that we know of. most of those 150 frankly are local syrians who are working with different organizations that we support. so it's that way. >> i appreciate your time, mr. chairman. >> thank you, mr. staal, miss clements for your tremendous leadership, for providing the two subcommittees with your very fine insights incisive testimony. it does help us. and of course by extension we then brief other members of congress. so thank you. you're saving lives every single day. and i do think the american public -- i remember after the tsunami i was in sri lanka. we went from banda aceh to sri lanka and i was in the van with the dart teams. i've never been more proud of people who were just absolutely can-do in trying to make the situation better for those who had lost life as well as property during that terrible tsunami. thank you for your leadership. the hearing is adjourned. >>> tonight on "american histor

but these 11 people are still unaccounted for.are apparently, they remain missing, they are part of the special ops team that was based out of a unit the from the national guard in hammond, lou san a they were based in lamp lejeune. they were on a routine training mission which was this area was used for this remote strip of beach was apparently owned by the military. reports say and it was used for a routine training exercise. so that is all we necessity right now. details are that a search is going on at this moment for these 11 people. seven marines, four soldiers, still missing. >> susan, we will check back with you on the cw philly if not sooner. thanks so much for that. >>> new this morning police take a suspect into custody after an allege firebomb attack in juniata park this was the scene on palmetto street. crews put on it a small fire in the basement, and, incendiary device. it was track down and taken to northeast detective for questioning. >>> a second attempted firebombing, it happened this morning in north philadelph

officials are working to determine if they are the bodies of two men that remain unaccounted for after the blast. >>> when "nightly news" conditiontinues on this sunday an attack on our nation's power grid could leave millions without power. we have an investigation into how vulnerable it really is. >>> and later, a pioneer in the west wing, and she answers to the president. for the president. >>> now to an investigation into the security of this country's power grid and threats against it that could leave millions in dark. we take a look at what internal department records show how often it has come under cyber attack and what's being done about it. jacob rascon has more. >> it was the most significant power attack on our nation's power grid. the station was attacked by sniper fire, 100 rifle rounds damaging 17 transformers. >> this event was clearly a game changer for pacific gas and electric and the industry, no doubt about it. >> reporter: two years and 15$15 million in repairs later, still no named suspects, no arrests. from terror to theft, physical attacks on our power grid happ

the rain falls have trigger a landslide leaving ten people unaccounted for. >> translator: since yesterday we've been asking the government to rescue us. you just saw how we rescued the sick woman. no one from the government has come to see us. >> road traffic also remains jammed as the mudslide cut off an expressway. >> translator: it rained heavily last night. we've never seen such a heavy downpour during the night. also landslides in many places and there are no silts here we don't have anywhere that can arrange rations for us. >> kashmir experienced massive floods last september, killing more than 200 people. roughly 1 million others were forced to teenage refuge for weeks. >>> people? microneeshia are dealing with heavy rain and strong gusts, being impacted by strengthening typhoon. >>> yes, catherine, it is strengthening as we speak. it will maintain the typhoon status. it has -- and we're looking at some typhoon warnings in place still in yap, as is veers off towards the philippines. though it is on a weakening trend by it nears thinks islands. at for now we are looking at high surf

meanwhile, rescuers have pulled 167 people from the sea and brought them to safety. 136 remain unaccounted for. >>> narendra modi is the first indian leader to visit the former stronghold of former tamil fighters. they were defeated in a civil war six years ago. india has been calling to promote reconciliation. we have this update. >> the indian prime minister making several really important points. we did hear him talk about india india's support for sri lanka basically a process that he said would be expedited by introducing the 13th amendment, constitutional changes. now, here in jaffna again behind me you see the historic jaffna public library, a place of culture and learning. it was burned down, and it's been rebuilt now. he came to meet the governor and other officials and watched a cultural performance by school children, but his messages are not just political. it is that affinity between india and sri lanka an affinity that has been strained in recent years. but here in the northern province not just as is he talking about india standing side by side with sri lanka in pursuit of a

canine dogs entered the site about an hour ago, still looking for two people unaccounted for. eating in the ground florida japanese restaurant at the time of the explosion and the other person a worker at the restaurant. firefighters are still here and they want to make sure they put out any smoldering pockets of fire and the excavation has begun. they are getting rid of the debris in the place of the building. in addition to that 25 people are injured. four critical. it all began yesterday afternoon when con ed workers came here to check on gas and plumbing pipes. the restaurant did not pass inspection and about an hour later the building exploded. lisa. >> adam riese in new york's east village. let's turn to the big news from capitol hill today. and neither house is in session. harry reid leader of the senate democrats is calling it quits after five terms in the u.s. senate, including eight years as the top senator in the chamber. kelly o'donnell is live for us. kelly, the obvious question, who will replace it. >> reporter: it would appear chuck schumer of new york is the mo

rescuers pulled 167 people from the sea and brought them to safety, but a further 26 people remain unaccounted for. u.s. secretary of state john kerry says progress has been made in the iran nuclear talks, but the gaps remain. john kerry is attending the economic development conference in the egyptian city. he defended the president obama administration from those who tried to intervene in the talks by sending a letter to iran. >> let me make clear to iran to our p5+1 counterparts who are deeply involved in the negotiation. that from our point of view this was, in fact incorrect in its statements about what power they do have. it was incorrect in its assessments of what type of agreement this is. and as far as we are concerned, congress has no ability to change an executive agreement per se >>> well he said that the u.s. will soon make a decision on the unfreezing of millions in suspended military aid to egypt. the government unveiled plans for a capital city at at cost of $45 billion. one of a series of projects attracting foreign investment. a main goal held in shammual shake. more to come i

two people are unaccounted for. about 50 fire fighters remain on the scene today. it took about 200 to get the blaze under control on thursday. utility company officials say that the building where the explosion happened was getting a gas services upgrade but investigators discover faulty work about an hour before the blast. >> at that point that they knew things weren't right they should have just got people out of there as soon as possible. >> reporter: new york's marries on the scene to tour the site today. in new york brian web for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> actress dray dematteo known for rolls on soprano's and sons of anarchy is among those who lost their home in the fire. >>> a teenager is question after his mother was stab and his grandmother was critically wounded. it happened just after 6:00 this morning in the 2800 block of reynolds street in brideberg. police say that the 18 year-old son who was also hurt initially told investigators the stabbings were as a result of the home invasion. neighbors tell "eyewitness news" that the household was trouble. >

two people are still unaccounted for. officials say the utility company con edison gave one building a failing grade on gas pipe installation one hour before the explosion. >>> alameda county prosecutors will reportedly be reviewing video of a fight in berkeley earlier this week between a community ambassador and a homeless man. [bleep] >> a witness captured the altercation and posted the video to youtube. it happened sunday night in an alleyway off shaddock avenue. you can see an ambassador in the neon green shirt arguing with the man and punching him. there is a second ambassador, a woman who can be heard yelling. berkeley police arrived and arrested the two men. the ambassador seen throwing punch was fired. the head of the downtown berkeley association says his behavior was inappropriate. >> this guy snapped for some reason totally inexcusable. and -- but i don't think it's indicative of the masters but we take full responsibility for it. >> those downtown ambassadors are trained to do homeless outreach. the man fired

the deck of fog and the impact it will >>> the clock is ticking to find two people unaccounted for after an explosion and fire in new york city. it caused three buildings to collapse. crews continue digging through the rubble in search of those victims who may not have made it out. 19 people were hurt. officials say the explosion appears to have been gas- related. >>> we are learning more about the copilot who investigators say deliberately cashed the plane into the french alps. tina kraus tells us the pilot was hiding something from his airline. >> reporter: german prosecutors say they found evidence andreas lubitz hid an illness from "germanwings" airline. investigators found medical documents in the copilot's dusseldorf apartment that indicate an existing illness and appropriate medical treatment. officials found a torn-up sick leave note for the day of the crash. french officials say lubitz intentionally crashed a commercial airliner into the french alps after locking the copilot out of the cockpit. 149 victims died. lubitz's passion for flying led him to join germanwings owned by lu

two men have been unaccounted for, both of them believed to be in a ground under sushi restaurant. new york city's mayor said someone may have inproperly tapped a gas line before the explosion. >> thousands 0 people line up nor chance to be on the big screen in a movie about the late steve jobs. >>> are we looking at cooldown? meteorologist drew tuma has the forecast after the break. >>> here's a look at what is ahead on abc's world news at 5:30. >> good evening. coming up tonight the emergency landing in the snow and wind, the wing crushed, passengers hurt, plus indiana's new religious freedom act. does it discriminate against gays gays and lesbians? the special peeks that kept paul looking for one of these? yoplait. smooth, creamy, and craved by the whole family. [ r&b slow jam playing ] ♪ yeah, girl ♪ ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ ♪ bundle ♪ ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby ♪ and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's

jake: what's scary is the international corporations are being unaccountable to anyone. buy politicians. they're able to buy freedom. i mean, they're able to buy anything they want, and why we're and what we're trying to do is have accountability. jeffrey: americans fought for more than two centuries ago and believe in, and i certainly believe in the power of democracy and the power of true representation where each person does have their vote and does have their say. and in order to get that, we have to move from the dollar vote to the people vote once again. jose: all they see is the money getting put in front of their faces by lobbyists. and that is the world that they live in. and those are the people that are financing them and those are the people that they're in cahoots with, and that is the world that they live in, and it's separate and apart from you and i. jeffrey: we need to get money out of politics, but we have to understand that it's gonna be a hard struggle. these incumbents know what they're doing. many of them are getting quite rich, and they're turning

. >>> two people are still unaccounted for after an explosion in new york city's east village createdn inferno causing three buildings to collapse. at least 25 people were injured including four firefighters and one ems worker. new gas service was being installed at one of the buildings, but it failed inspection shortly before the blast. >>> the longest space mission ever undertaken by nasa achieved liftoff this afternoon in kazakhstan. on board astronaut scott kelly flashed a thumbs up as he embarks on nearly a full year in orbit. as part of the mission nasa will constantly monitor his vitals and compare them to his genetic mere duplicate on earth, his twin brother mark now an nbc news space and aviation analyst. nbc's peter alexander has more. >> you can see nasa -- >> reporter: with his russian colleagues, astronaut scott kelly is on yet another countdown. this time to do something no other american has ever done, spend an entire year in space. a mission that's already landed him on the cover of "time" magazine. >> care packages -- >> reporter: a lot of attention for soft spoken ve

. >> authorities in the rebel held area of donetsk say one miner is still unaccounted for. emergency workers have recovered at least half the bodies so far. the mine is just kill invaders from the front line. the blast was caused by a buildup of methane gas. the region has a poor safety record and a history of accidents. searching for solutions for its economic woes, ukraine is getting advice from a high-level group of external advisors. among them is before me you enlargement commissioner. he explained what his advisory group hopes to accomplish. >> it's an extremely ambitious undertaking. the idea is to create a kickstart for the process of transformation of ukraine, covering all the areas -- political, economic, and social areas, doing what was neglected in the past, organizing transformation of this country by strengthening democratic sentiments for strengthening the law. >> we understand that one of the ukrainians who is bankrolling your advisory group is wanted for extradition to the u.s. -- is facing extradition to the u.s. does that make you feel uncomfortable? >> n

tonight, at least two people remain unaccounted for. a bus boy at the restaurant and 23-year-old nicholas figueroa, who was there on a lunch date. >> so now when he's not here, we're barely falling apart now. he's not going to be in our family if we don't find him. >> reporter: new york city's mayor said today early signs point to someone tampering with a gas line. gas leaks were the suspected cause of a massive explosion and fire in east harlem last year that killed eight people. this controlled explosion by a minnesota fire department shows just how powerful a gas explosion can be. >> collapsed building. the first two floors of 121 second avenue has totally collapsed. >> reporter: in the east village explosion, an off-duty firefighter, helps a woman down from a fire escape. >> as i got to the third floor, i could feel the heat and smoke. >> reporter: only moments after he climbs down, the building is consumed by fire. tonight, this new detail the owner smelled smoke, but called his land lord. by the time he arrived, the building had b

. >> there are a lot more plane crashes that are unaccounted for. >> do you know what i read this week even in the financial industry, eric was talking about, lots of people say i don't want to invest my money with someone who is going through a divorce. well, why can't i know that when i get on a plane? >> view crew, azalea banks hates america, those are her words and think americans are racist i have a few words for the rising hip hop star on wake up america you won't want to miss those fireworks, tweet your thoughts using #wakeupamerica. coming up, can you get a deal with folks who want us dead iranians heard chanting death to america at a rally for the ayatollah, so should the white house still be playing let's make a deal with them? . >>> crowds in iran said to be chanting death to america, but yet the white house is still wheeling and dealing on nukes with them. yet again the administration failing to recognize the enemy and that can be costly. >> absolutely it's going to be costly. look, when iran's supreme leader says death to america we should believe him. iran is one of the m

isis attacked the field on friday leaving nine foreign workers unaccounted for. these include a citizen from the check republican and one from austria. authorities are looking into the possibility that they may have been kidnapped. isis has not issued any nands for return. >> isis recruiting children, this is after officials stopped two teenager brothers at the airport in sydney. the australian prime minister said they apparently suck comed to the death cult and were on the verge of doing something terrible and dangerous. that's a quote. will car is following the story. what more can you tell us? >> reporter: arthel these are new teenagers but they have the same goal we've seen so many others try to achieve. that's to join isis which has a propaganda machine that tries to lure teenagers from all across the world. the teenagers in australia were brothers. 16 and 17 and stopped at the acid sni sydney when their leg gaj raised suggestion pigs. authorities say they were recruited over the internet and that's a common syria. we're now learning that british authorities

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at least 30 minors were unaccounted for after the blast. >> reporter: after the blast came the confusion translator: suddenly there was dust everywhere and people were groaning. >> reporter: outside the mine things were murky. >> translator: there was an explosion it's unknown where the people are, what condition they are in. no one knows so far. >> reporter: most of the 230 men who entered the mine were evacuated some with horrific wounds. >> translator: there was a bang and then it through me so hard i flew for three or four meters. immediately the heat the temperature rose and here are the consequences. and then the temperature became a little lower, and we slowly started crawling out. >> reporter: for the families there was wait and worry. >> translator: he was supposed to retire next year. everyone is angry that say on tv that 32 people died but nobody tells us anything. >> reporter: the deadly blast left ukrainians asking whether politics depaid help for the men trapped underground. the ukrainian prime minister says the government controlling the region denied entry for rescue work

at this point, they're still at least 30 people unaccounted for. they were believed to be working deep underground underneath the point of impact the need the explosion, which is believed to be a methane gas explosion. at this point, they've not been able to reach those men or make any sort of contact. the other problem is that ukrainian rescue services from about 60 kilometers away have not been granted access to the donetsk people's republic, so rescue services on the ground are very scant. >> of course, not granting access -- that has everything to do with the war in eastern ukraine. we are reporting this explosion is an accident. is that how it is being treated now, or is anyone talking about the possible connection to the military conflict in the area? >> at this point, there's no connection being made to the conflict directly. a criminal investigation has been opened by the ukrainian authorities, but i think the main problem is that essential services in the rebel-held areas are barely functioning so safety and rescue services at the mine sha

authorities say a busboy and a nearby restaurant and another person eating in that restaurant are both unaccounted for. new york mayor diblasio toured the destruction earlier today. he says someone may have directly tapped into one of the building's gas lines triggering the blast. 22 people were hurt. four remain in critical condition tonight about 50 apartments were damaged from that explosion. >> i visited this site this morning. obviously total devastation of three buildings. one other suffered tremendous fire damage. you rarely see a scene of such devastation in the middle of a city like this. >> 11 hadn't dread firefighters helped to get that seven alarm blaze under control. bull dozers are at the scene preparing for the building's demolition. >>> and still ahead on fox 29 news at 6:00 a local girl heads out in the middle of the night all alone to get a snack. >> scary stuff. moo goodness. luckluckily she ended up on a septa bus there she is, with a very attentive driver and out of harm's way. next we're talk wig that bus driver who found her. ♪ >> these young performers have seen the worse o