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reach. i spoke with some of the americans were working here. the turks to that after those for three or four people who they taken out just this morning. a startling, unimaginable -- since those initial tremors. one of those women who was taken out so that she had been in touch speaking to people who are in this massive pile behind me. that's why a lot of investigators, the rescue workers are still hoping -- holding out hope to find someone alive. i spoke with a woman a moment ago. they said they can appeal and they can sense using their instruments and just by walking around, they can feel cavities underneath the ground. they put instruments into those cavities they're trying to see if there's anybody in them. it's hard to know. hard to know if there's anybody still alive. a lot of these are obviously just empty caverns. some of them contain dead bodies. others contain people, people who may or not be conscious. a myriad of able to respond or shout out and call for help. even if they could, they might not be heard.
as the eye can see, all the way down this street. this was a neighbourhood. it was full of apartments. it's only one part of a huge city that has collapsed. and this is one city across a huge swathe of turkey that is suffering. this was the epicentre. so things here have been particularly bad. so i spoke to one man today from doncaster. this is where his brother lives, just down the road from here. so he got on a plane. he came as well. and he is now standing on the edge of a different pile of rubble over there, waiting for them to find his brother. i mean, it's unimaginable. unimaginable. he said he knows that the chances of him being alive are practically zero, but he still hopes, there's a bit of him that still hopes that he will be pulled out alive. it's just awful for so many people on such a big scale. anna, what i'm really interested in is just how this rescue effort and relief effort is really working. because all the pictures we see, itjust looks like a bunch of people just going and just scrabbling
found difficult but really important isjust trying to give an idea of the scale of this, because you can only see so much here that the camera shows you and you can see everything that's going on behind me. you can see this destroyed building. you can see the rescue workers and you can see the diggers. but, beyond the camera's view, it goes all the way as far as the eye can see, all the way down this street. this was a neighbourhood. it was full of apartments. it's only one part of a huge city that has collapsed. and this is one city across a huge swathe of turkey that is suffering. this was the epicentre. so, things here have been particularly bad. so, i spoke to one man today from doncaster. this is where his brother lives, just down the road from here. so he got on a plane, he came as well, and he is now standing on the edge of a different pile of rubble over there, waiting for them to find his brother. i mean, it's unimaginable. unimaginable. he said he knows that the chances
practical, as they get involved in the aid effort. graham satchell has more. all over the uk, turkish and syrian nationals living here are watching the news in horror. the devastation, the loss of life, unimaginable. we can't even recognise which part of the town. and we were there just before christmas. yeah, yeah. in leeds, silla and her husband now know most of their hometown in turkey has been destroyed. i have people i was going to school together with when i hear the news that they passed away with their babies, so this isjust, i cannot even say, it is heartbreaking, it isjust like something no one can imagine. my mother, one of her good friends, she is of the houses but she is alive but no one can reach. at home in manchester, sayma has finally managed to contact her mum and dad. they are alive but they have lost everything. i was crying all the time talking
but on the other hand, the sacrifices that they make to put themselves out there, to answer these questions, to be the face of this is almost -- it's unimaginable. we keep talking about how poised they are, how their words move us. but at what cost, charles? >> it can be a heroic and unimaginable, also on a certain level cruel. and i don't think that we always understand that. i remember meeting with tamir rice's mom on the one-year anniversary after his death, i met her in the back of a church -- >> 12 years old let's remind people, 12 years old. >> 12 years old. and the woman came in and she said, i feel your pain and she hugged her, and the first thing that she said to me is that i'm tired of hugging people.
button ignitions. they provide free steering wheel locks and offering to install customized security kits. get this, the most interesting part of the story. the vehicles are so easy to steal that kids as young as 11 are boosting cars and joy riding. they are using tiktok video instructions to do it. unimaginable, right? your 11-year-old goes out the door and steals a car? they put the video of themselves stealing the car on tiktok. >> or youtube, too. the most common probably the easiest application is do the steering lock in the near term. they can ship all the steering locks out, cover the consumer and make sure they are taken care of. >> you can either call the maker or go to a local police department or sheriff's office because some of them are stashing these for people who come in. in particular hyundai is sending these out to police departments.
thing. ay so obviously doing.? pushdid you get swept away? so the gulf stream was getting pushed in closer and closer. di into the south winds and just got to a point where because i was driftd lo diving, so i was in the boat. follow me as i covered a lot of. ground to try to findto t more fish. i got to a pointhe where the gulfstream ended up grabbing me and that's where things started, just going downhill. incredible few people your age or at any age go through something like this, really face death and then survive. are you making resolutionsy to on the other side now that you're still here? >> oh, yeah, definitely going to try to figure out what i canh do. i you know, i'm just very grateful that i'm still herehere and my family to have to go through that hardship of losing a son. unimaginable. dylan gardenhire, thank you so much for joining us today. tucker, so it's hard to believe in the middle of the worst drug epidemic in our history, which is destroying cities and killing hundreds of thousands people. the administration be promoting
from just an unimaginable -- a truly unimaginable shooting taking place in its midst, andrea. >> jake, the governor, he was in l.a. because of the monterey park shooting comforting people in l.a. county when he heard about this -- another shooting. this just -- it is just impossible to comprehend what is going on out there. we will hear more about what they may know about the linkage between the suspect and that location, whether he is a co-worker and any possible motive. because we will have a news briefing within this hour, maybe in 15 or 20 minutes. right? >> reporter: that's absolutely right. we are expecting to hear from authorities in the next 15 or 20 minutes. we heard the vice mayor having been described out to the community several times, their staff being here for a portion of yesterday before the shooting took place. i believe we have a little bit of that sound.
65% are asian. and which celebrates diversity. that is why we had this lunar new year. celebration, this festival, that had thousands of people there. in fact, we were all there. only one block away. from the shooting. which occurred only hours later. it is heartbreaking that during this time when we result overjoyed to start the lunar new year. that they would be such a tragic and horrific violent act that would take ten lives and injured ten more. it is unimaginable. >> it is, in fact, unimaginable. and we do not have a motive yet. regardless of intent, there is significant impact on the community. they're the tended, they're the families, that the ten have been injured, and their families, but this is community wide. it is not just a community of
to avoid the unimaginable from happening. and it can be involved in what's called lawful conduct, the idea of not just having the commission of a crime or otherwise, but engaging in paper that you are entitled to be engaged in, it's not criminal. but because there's either a series of lapses of judgment, or your prudence is not there, you can be held to account in that scenario. are you suggesting that, by virtue of the fact that other people were also responsible to ensure gun safety, it would absolve another? >> if you're talking to me, absolutely not. and again, you're using the language in the concept of negligence of do care, that is not what we're talking about. it's quite clear under either theory, under new mexico law, i've spent some time with a new mexico blow this afternoon. you must show criminal negligence. and that is a much different and higher concept. so, you can say, there was an absolute duty, as she saying in the paper, you're totally right, any place that gun went through,