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Tuesday washington time. and 14 disaster experts with usaid and six rescue dogs incorporated into both of these teams. >> rescue workers are struggling to reach remoltte villages. they do not know how many americans are still missing. there are reports there are dozens. were kb getting this video of a man pulled from the rubble 48 hours later. he was found by a turkish rescue team. its one of the scenes of humanity we have scene. we want to look how this happened and why nepal is prone to earthq...

Crushed, vehicles parked nearby. right now, there are indian disaster management teams that are doing the hard work with picks, pickaxes with shovels, with a bull dozer and theyre digging through the rubble. we just saw within the last half hour the 28 victim pulled out from what had been a seven-story building. even more tragically when the earth mulligan to shake, there was a church on the fifth and sixth floors of this building and there was a prayer service under way. so it was packed with p...

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>> i thought i saw three people die. i really did think i saw three people die. >> incredibly, moments later, the sheriff is back on his feet. then he sees rosland emerge from the burning vehicle. >> he was totally engulfed in flames. >> rosland falls to the ground when a second bomb in the back seat of the car explodes. rescue workers spring into action and transport the victims to the hospital. the fire department works to bring the inferno under control. >> we were getting sprayed with glass ...

Welcome back. i im melissa harris-perry. we have an update on the still developing p news this morning from nepal where a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck yesterday, the worst in 80 years. more than 2,000 people are dead. rescue workers are digging through the rubble in kathmandu and trying to reach villages closer to the epicenter. the quake triggered avalanches at mount everest where at least 17 people died. the u.s. state department said this morning three american citizens are among the dead....

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Related attacks on the u.s. could another oklahoma city bombing happen today? lets ask a member who remembers the carnage of that day so well. former governor frank keating. i know your city is holding a memorial today to remember the victims from that attack. what is going on in your mind right now? >> well, i think, joe, everyone has conflicted emotions. i repeatedly think to myself on a day like this, i wish it had never happened and i wish it had never happened, i wish it never had happened,...

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An alaska airlines flight to los angeles forced to turn around for an emergency landing at seattles airport on monday. rescue workers on the tarmac unloading an unusual item from the cargo hold. that would be a person. rene marsh joins me now from reagan international airport with more on this story. >> reporter: apparently this was a very sleepy baggage handler. we know his in time at work 5:00 a.m. and near the end of his shift he fell asleep while loading luggage into the cargo hold of this a...

>> translator: i was sure he was dead, after falling and rolling over for 60 meters. i started shaking. >> rescue workers find the drivers body in the devastating wreckage thrown outside his truck. but hes alive. his fall is cushioned by his trucks load of salmon and ice. he escaped with two collapsed lungs, a broken arm, finger and collar bone. on the other side of the north sea, englands roads are much tamer, but driving can be just as dangerous. >> oh! >> jack and his son raj depend