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everything. we have lost 100% of the zoo. we have managed to save the animals. we've just got a few missions left to save the most dangerous ones, bears and tigers. but 100% of the zoo is gone. and just destroyed in strikes, air strikes. and just the other day a shell fell on the areas where we kept the horse stables. ten minutes after we managed to get the horses out. so we have to rebuild the zoo. and we have to move the animals and create a new zoo for the animals that were saved. there's nothing to save. there's nothing left to save in the zoo. maybe just the tulips and roses that it was famous for. but we have managed to save
ADVERTISEMENT The death toll has risen to 12 in the equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1) outbreak that began at an international jumping competition in Spain in February. Competition organizers and scientists are scrambling to understand the details leading up to the crisis. The outbreak includes neurologic cases and is “very, very aggressive,” said Göran Akerström, DVM, veterinary director of the Fédération Equestre Internationale (FEI). Since The Horse’s previous report on March 4 of six horse deaths, two more at the Valencia hospital have occurred, as well as one in Barcelona and one in Germany, the FEI reported. Nearly 200 horses remain quarantined at the competition venue in Valencia by government officials in Spain, where EHV-1 is a reportable disease, said Anne Couroucé, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ECIEM, of the International Horse Health Center (CISCO), in Nantes (Oniris), France. The French Equestrian Federation (FFE) commissioned Couroucé to provide support on-site in Valencia.
his cheeks were wet. and he said we lost everything. >> i was the one that was saying, you know, it's gonna be good. it's gonna be fine. you know, i've lived through 20 of these. i'm the man of the house. you know? and what decision did i make that was the wrong decision? i shoulda started sooner to try and get the horses out. i left. you don't realize what it feels like to leave something behind. something -- a living being behind. >> and at that point all i cared about was that he was okay. but right on the heels of that thought was, "we have to get out of here now. it is not safe." >> there was this glow coming over the mountain. it was like seeing something from -- from "the hobbit" or something. it was just like the armies are marching and they're coming over the hills. and i just grabbed my mom and i said -- she didn't even put up a fight. when i told her "we gotta go," she said, "okay." and i threw her in the car and we just bolted out of there. >> coming up -- in peril and in panic.
properties. that's shawn right there. they're going to try to herd the horses out. they don't have names but he certainly wants them to be high and dry. i think they'll be much happier once they come out. oh, wow, that was a hairy situation for a few moments there. they weren't certain how they were going to get those horses out. they were being very stubborn. we'll go ahead and see if we can talk to shawn again and see what that was like because now you have the horses, they're safe and sound. nothing to worry about. they look like they're going to be in a much better situation especially high and dry. i want to back away because i don't want to spook them. they see that blue jacket. maybe they're spooked by that. we'll get them out of there. they'll load that boat back up. thanks to good samaritans helping out. incredible work there. >> just glad everybody is okay there. so this morning the other big story we're watching is i.c.e.
in the back of people's properties. that's shawn. he just popped out of the back of the boat. they're going to try to herd horses out. the horses don't have names but certainly he wants them to be high and dry. i think they'll be much happier once they come out. oh, wow. that was a hairy situation for a few moments there. they weren't certain how they were going to get those horses out. they were being very stubborn. we'll go ahead and see if we can talk to shawn again and see what that was like because now you've got the horses. they're safe and sound. nothing to worry about. they look like they're going to be in a much better situation, especially high and dry. i'm going to back away. i don't want to spook them. they see that blue jacket. we'll get them out of there. they'll load that boat back up. thanks to good samaritans helping out. that was incredible work there. >> just glad everybody is okay there. so, it's the morning after a
>> where's ashleigh? she'll be coming out. you know, so she'll be coming with somebody. ashleigh was gonna be coming out. >> i drove to my mom's house crying, thinking, you know, i let everybody down. i knew the house was gone, i knew the -- the horses were gone. i knew anything that was left there was gone. and -- and, you know, i -- i pulled in and i said, "it's gone. everything's gone." >> and i looked at his face and he had been crying. i could tell he had tears. his cheeks were wet. and he said we lost everything. >> i was the one that was saying, you know, it's gonna be good. it's gonna be fine. you know, i've lived through 20 of these. i'm the man of the house. you know? and what decision did i make that was the wrong decision? i shoulda started sooner to try and get the horses out. i left. you don't realize what it feels like to leave something behind. something -- a living being behind. >> and at that point all i cared about was that he was okay. but right on the heels of that
>> where's ashleigh? she'll be coming out. you know, so she'll be coming with somebody. ashleigh was gonna be coming out. >> i drove to my mom's house crying, thinking, you know, i let everybody down. i knew the house was gone, i knew the -- the horses were gone. i knew anything that was left there was gone. and -- and, you know, i -- i pulled in and i said, "it's gone. everything's gone." >> and i looked at his face and he had been crying. i could tell he had tears. his cheeks were wet. and he said we lost everything. >> i was the one that was saying, you know, it's gonna be good. it's gonna be fine. you know, i've lived through 20 of these. i'm the man of the house. you know? and what decision did i make that was the wrong decision? i shoulda started sooner to try and get the horses out. i left. you don't realize what it feels like to leave something behind. something -- a living being behind. >> and at that point all i cared about was that he was okay.
some folks not having the trailers or the time to get their horses out and there have been volunteers and people lining up with trailers to get some of those horses out. a couple other notes to mention. there were two deaths reported in the area of this fire. investigators are looking into that to see if it is fire related. we're hearing of a few cases of looting. authorities reassuring residents that they'll be out here and they'll be making arrests if they see any of that behavior moving forward. >> thanks so much. arrest they'll. arthel: and meantime, little rainfall, warm temperatures and gusty winds all helping to fuel the rapidly spreading fires there, the deadly wildfires. meteorologist adam klaus is in the fox extreme weather center with the latest on the conditions. adam. >> unfortunately, things aren't looking to improve a whole lot in the next couple days. we have a brief window when the winds will die down. as far as rainfall goes,