Emergency crews and even bystanders are contending with rough terrain, limited access and debris everywhere. Aftershocks some nearly as large as the initial sixpointtwo magnitude quake, continue to rock the area. Cnns barbie nadeau, had a close call reporting from the hardhit village of saletta. Well, the civil protection. Whoa whoa geez most of the houses have collapsed, and the ones that havent, look precariously close. Since the earthquake got out are sleeping outside, or in cars, unwilling and unable to go back inside. I slept in the car tonight. Others dont share the same fear. This man went back into his home to get his tv. His only protection was a bike helmet. In the devastated town of amatrice the clock tower stands frozen its hands stopped at 3 36 am, the rescuers overjoyed wednesday at the rescue of a little girl found alive in the rubble. First they saw a tiny foot. Then a leg. In the video, a man seems to be talking to the girl, begging her to live vie, julia. Vie, julia.
Prevention strategies, but first i want you to hear from the young people i met. Tell me about your childhood. What was it like . What has it been like growing up in east oakland . In one word deprived. We knew there was breakfast, lunch and dinner but i wasnt privileged to that all the time. Not having a father around i always tried to believe the lie, which was i didnt care that he wasnt around. Was but really, the truth was i always heard that he knew about me but still chose not to be around. My mom was gone. My dad was in the pen. I moved around from family to family for a while. My dad came back home. I moved with him. The penitentiary affected my dad in a lot of ways so a lot of his anger would come out towards our household. And we watched my step mom get beat beat. At times we got handled in ways that kids shouldnt have got handled. Where was your biological mom . In the streets. The streets had her attention more than her kids did at the time. Starting 13 on up it was definit
Later in the show, were going to talk about crime and Crime Prevention strategies, but first i want you to hear from the young people i met. Tell me about your childhood. What was it like . What has it been like growing up in east oakland . In one word deprived. We knew there was breakfast, lunch and dinner but i wasnt privileged to that all the time. Not having a father around i always tried to believe the lie, which was i didnt care that he wasnt around. Was but really, the truth was i always heard that he knew about me but still chose not to be around. My mom was gone. My dad was in the pen. I moved around from family to family for a while. My dad came back home. I moved with him. The penitentiary affected my dad in a lot of ways so a lot of his anger would come out towards our household. And we watched my step mom get beat beat. At times we got handled in ways that kids shouldnt have got handled. Where was your biological mom . In the streets. The streets had her attention more tha
Later in the show, were going to talk about crime and Crime Prevention strategies, but first i want you to hear from the young people i met. Tell me about your childhood. What was it like . What has it been like growing up in east oakland . In one word deprived. We knew there was breakfast, lunch and dinner but i wasnt privileged to that all the time. Not having a father around i always tried to believe the lie, which was i didnt care that he wasnt around. Was but really, the truth was i always heard that he knew about me but still chose not to be around. My mom was gone. My dad was in the pen. I moved around from family to family for a while. My dad came back home. I moved with him. The penitentiary affected my dad in a lot of ways so a lot of his anger would come out towards our household. And we watched my step mom get beat beat. At times we got handled in ways that kids shouldnt have got handled. Where was your biological mom . In the streets. The streets had her attention more tha
Prevention strategies, but first i want you to hear from the young people i met. Tell me about your childhood. What was it like . What has it been like growing up in east oakland . In one word deprived. We knew there was breakfast, lunch and dinner but i wasnt privileged to that all the time. Not having a father around i always tried to believe the lie, which was i didnt care that he wasnt around. Was but really, the truth was i always heard that he knew about me but still chose not to be around. My mom was gone. My dad was in the pen. I moved around from family to family for a while. My dad came back home. I moved with him. The penitentiary affected my dad in a lot of ways so a lot of his anger would come out towards our household. And we watched my step mom get beat beat. At times we got handled in ways that kids shouldnt have got handled. Where was your biological mom . In the streets. The streets had her attention more than her kids did at the time. Starting 13 on up it was definit