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An agonising wait. nickjoins us from larissa now. nick, a terrible situation and one that has clearly caused a lot of anger for the that has clearly caused a lot of angerfor the people that has clearly caused a lot of anger for the people there? yeah, i think if yesterday _ anger for the people there? yeah, i think if yesterday was _ anger for the people there? yeah, i think if yesterday was a _ anger for the people there? yeah, i think if yesterday was a day - anger for the people there? yeah, ...

Caught fire backy on februaryqe 12th. according to the epa, airy leves quality reached unhealthyols hae levels after the fire began. local parks and schools have closed. residents are still being told to close their windows and run their air conditioners. thats still winds an the guidance fromcondis local officials tonight after emergency workers tore downtillm whats left of the renewablemeaf energy plant. residenttee plan wass in osceol, florida, meanwhile, near orlando, have been receiving sim...

Money for food is scarce. nobody braves the bitter cold and snow to stand in line for food out of choice. volunteers serve up the one warm meal many residents will have all day. they brace from the cold, but as the russian military steps up its shelling, theyre also bracing for whats to come. this time last year the russian invasion had not yet begun. then suddenly everything changed. as the anniversary draws near, people across ukraine wonder what this week, this month, what the future will bri...

And imagine if this is where you live. >> this is a stream near the site of the train derailment in east palestine, ohio. the states department of narm resources says 3,500 small fish have died because of the derailment and release of toxic chemicals. residents are saying that they are getting headaches and sore throats and tonight the mayor will hold a town hall to, hopefully, answer their questions. remember, at this derailed train, it carried several dangerous chemicals, they are most concern...

Assess their cybersecurity. meanwhile, the white house says it doesnt think that three unidentified flying objects shot down by the us military at the weekend are linked to an alleged chinese spy programme. the crafts were brought down over canada, northern alaska and michigan — days after a suspected chinese surveillance balloon was spotted passing over nuclear weapons sites. beijing has accused the us of "a trigger—happy overreaction". shocking body—cam footage released by south western ...

There human feeling does not exist. >> rescue workers are still coming up with miracles. two young children pulled from the rubble and the turkish town, 27-year-old woman found alive in the wreckage. a happy and to a story that we first reported wednesday. emergency workers dug through a collapse apartment building leed 4-year-old. who managed to make it alive looked on with terror. the scene turned to joy earlier this morning when the teams brought about. he made it through some long days in a ...

This boy, a syrian refugee, found alive in turkey. first responders giving him water. and this toddler in a syrian town covered in debris. no signs of life. but then incredibly, brought back from near death. here in adana, turkey, we found emergency workers overwhelmed. you can see scenes like this all over southern turkey and northern syria. hundreds of mostly volunteers working side by side with professionals, trying to find anyone who could still be alive under these nightmare scenes. fattah ...

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Checked bags because they can become so flammable. the chemical inside is very dangerous. this is flight 2664. it was on his way from san diego to newark. im hearing it was a battery pack, an external battery pack caught fire, and a crew used something called a thermal containment bag to keep the fire from spreading throughout the cabin. its been on airplanes since about 2016 because of the fire risk posed by lithium batteries. the flight was only in the air for about ten minutes, but ultimately...

Homes have been blown up. hospitals torn by high explosives. in weeks of an ever intensifying bombardment. local authorities here talk of scores of artillery attacks from russian positions just across the dnipro river. every day. firefighters and emergency workers keep their base locations secret. theyre prime targets for russias guns. two people were killed around the city overnight. a missile landed very close to here recently, adding urgency to this food distribution to people who are still h...