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Do not know what to do, how to find their relatives. this is why they are gathering in front of the factory. there are plenty of factories like this and buildings such as this in the country and this isn't the first disaster we've seen. yes, it is. fire safety is always ignored in bangladesh. although there are some steps taken by the government after the big factory collapse in 2012 which killed more than 1,200 workers. afterthat, big brands in europe and america helped to improve safety standards, but outside the garment industry, like the food processing industry and some other industries, ...

>> and as the miami-dade commissioner pepe diaz is speaking, and the mayor of surfside burkett talked about the pain of the families and they asked how long can people survive and they pointed out which we had been reporting earlier on nbc news and msnbc, was there a factory collapse in bangladesh where a woman had been pulled out of the factory collapse after 17 days. in haiti, a man was pulled out of the rubble from the earthquake 14 days and there were survivors earlier than 14 days and it's been six days here. in kenya, four survivors were found. what they were reassuring the families abou...

A half percent biggest loser here and investors surprise the not taking this news very well they of course immediately thought that there would be a fine involved at some point down the road and of course for the reputation of the bank it does not argue well and since september now it has an official supervisor that supposed to check whether they do everything right legally in compliance wise and investors hate that sort of development a financial correspondent and if he spots for us the front foot stock exchange thank you. bangladesh is about to kick out safety inspectors brought in after the...

Sunshine and that particularly broke her heart the whole time she was there. but we found when she and our other reporter was there we saw lot of kids on the streets working in -- some of them in sweatshops, some of them in all alleyways. we met two working for free as apprentices. they're ten years old. their parents cannot afford to keep them in the house anymore so they asked the factory owners to take care of them. that's the story. so it's not uncommon. >> there were a lot of promises made by the retail industry following the factory collapse in april. do you find that anything changed th...

Let's get to overseas news. turkish prime minister says the protesters rioting are arm in arm with terrorism. people are demonstrating against what they see as prime minister's authoritarian policies. two protesters have been killed and hundreds of others have been hurt in clashes with police. secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. is concerned about reports of excessive force. meanwhile, this is interesting, serious travel secretary says that the protests have made turkey unsafe for syrians to visit. first it was a factory collapse at bangladesh and now a fire in china raising new conc...