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Then they hear that, like you mentioned, the 68-year-old woman who was recovered from the rubble, and then the mood plummets because theyre working so hard and theyre working for life. i want you to take a look at whats happening behind me right now because these rescue workers and these volunteers have been out yhere for hours unloading metal beams which is a new development here because weve seen them use wood to hold up the school, to try to create tums through the crevices and the cracks of ...

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Lack of water, diminishing oxygen, so there is a race against time. bucket by bucket they are pulling it to be so careful about the way they move the rocks that are there. they are hoping to pull someone else. jonathan hunt live on the ground with the very latest tonight. jonathan? >> martha, the search for survivors becomes more desperate, less optimistic by the moment. nowhere more so than right here at the sight of the school that collapsed. a cameraman and i got the chance a short time ago t...

Intensely focusing on the three kids trapped in that elementary school. and as you know, if you turned on the tv today, youve seen mariana speaking in spanish, getting as much information as she can. mariana, the mood there, is it getting more hopeful, less hopeful. obviously, as the hours go by theres more distress, more certain, but is there a sense that these crew workers, these rescue workers, are getting closer to the kids? >> reporter: i would say, yes, just because of the complexity of th...

T its not just designated rescue workers, but everybodys pitching, and at times what looks like confusing scenes is a desire for people to help, to get involved and understand the magnitude. and what ends up happening in these situations, some of them are aware of what they have lost physically and what they have lost with loved ones, but seeing what these families are dealing with, the idea of the unknown is my child alive, is my family alive. and having watched the news over these last couple ...

Table who might be unconscious but might be alive? they dont know that information so theyve got to be so careful and so cautious about how to get this young girl but all hope is placed in this. you continue to see workers going in. >> it gives you hope when you see them running. we saw some walking off the scene who had oxygen tanks and then turned around and ran back in. its not just braalance ambulan or rescue workers, there are psychologists there. were 45 hours out from the quake. think abo...

Its so fluffy! look at that fluffy unicorn! hes so fluffy im gonna die! your voice is awesome. the x1 voice remote. xfinity. the future of awesome. and as we continue to follow the breaking news, the dramatic rescue efforts in mexico city, nbc news medical correspondent dr. john torres joining me by phone, dr. torres, what is the possibility of survival for children that young trapped in the rubble? >> it completely depends on where theyre trapped, how bad the trapping is and how much rubble i...

Msnbc that they now believe that three children including a young girl are all trapped and alive in the rubble of a flattened school, there the youngest of the children, just 5 years old, rescuers doing everything in their power to get these kids out alive, msnbcs marianna atinsio is there at the site where shes been the last few hours, what do we know right now, marianna? >> reporter: craig, its just been a dramatic past couple of hours, activity here has just kept increasing. in the past comfo...

Table. as you can see, theres a flurry of rescue workers, the ones we have been told that are wearing the colored hats, mainly the orange and the yellow are the ones that have been trained to go inside these sort of wedges to try and get these people out, and now the request for silence has seemed to stop and again and people have started to move around, here the oil company is on the grind trying to help them with these beams that are on site. theres a big crane as you can see hovers over that ...

>> reporter: go ahead. >> how hot a day is it for the rescue workers as well? >> reporter: it is not really a hot day at all. mexico city is just starting to cool down this time of year. i believe its about 70 degrees, its cloudy, so not a bad time for rescue workers in that regard. however, i do want to point out it rained overnight and that made rescue workers here incredibly nervous because of the fear of mudslides. one told me this morning they had to stop the rescue efforts because some of ...