little while ago. it s very hard, it s very difficult. as you know, i ve been coming down here since my daughter has gone missing and, you know, i just, i can t believe that it has taken them this long to find this car. i m just in shock right now. i m in shock. terry lin mo net was a teacher. lots of volunteers have been searching the city since mo net was last scene. now we go to philadelphia in the arrest of a man police have been searching and seeking in connection with this week s deadly build collapse. shane ben shop was operating some heavy equipment at a demolition site when the collapse occurred. he was drug tested and found to have marijuana and ore drugs in his system.
city permit, were there inspectors on the scene. was it inspected on time enough to get the right permits? so far the mayor said there were no violation no, permits at last check, but they were digging into more about the construction site owner, the building owner. when we spoke to a young man who was here, just happened to be on the corner, if you can pan over here, he happened to be to my right. about to pick up the phone to call his mom when he saw the wall wobbling back and forth and he said what he thought was it looked like the wall was going to fall back into the demolition site, which would be to the left of your screen, but then it wobld back and forth and then it fell to the right on top of the thrift store, a huge cloud of smoke. he said people were just running out of there and those who weren t running away the people who saw it started running in to help the people who were trapped inside. isn t that something? just like we saw at the boston
people out. yeah. there were people in traffic as well. one gentleman who said he was stuck in his truck for a while? yes. so you start pulling people out, you said it was a team effort. how did you manage to do this? it started with the construction workers, me and some other people that came from the street and started to help out, and then just lifting piece by piece, that were on top of other people. reporter: yeah, the fire station literally in the same block here, took the fire department not long to get here. did they tell you guys, it s not safe for you, you should get out? we started with the fire department and we worked alongside of them, until the rest of the fire department came. . reporter: you said you saw the wall, went back and forth, thought it was going to fall into the demolition site and then it went the other way. when you said it was one person, you couldn t believe. thought it would be more. turns out it was more. six people died in all of this.
see a hand or something through the rubble. the philadelphia mayor says they don t know how many were in the thrift store at the time. so to prevent any further collapse, he ordered all traffic and trains stopped for blocks, sent in dogs to smell human cent and ored a full investigation. thfgs an active demolition site, no violation, no complaints that we are aware of and all permits were valid. reporter: also searching for answers, those who saw the tragedy up close who describe independent as a war zone. you had tar, you had sheet rock. you name it, a bunch of dust. you heard a bunch of cries, help, help, help, help. reporter: you can see back in full force here the rescuers and the people who are trying to clean up the debris here. you also see city officials gathering. we are awaiting the mayor. we are told the mayor will be here shortly to update people. the latest, christy, a 61-year-old woman removed from this debris 12 hours after the
scent and ordered a full investigation. this was an active demolition site. no violations or complaints we are aware of. all permits were valid. reporter: searching for answers, those who saw the tragedy up close who describe it as a war zone. we had tar, sheet rock, a bunch of dust. you heard cries help, help, help. reporter: that woman removed here around midnight is the only woman who didn t walk away on her own volition. she s being treated at that time university of pennsylvania hospital now. the headline says raising hell, how did this debacle happen. that s what they are trying to figure out now. a lot of questions as they pick through the rubble. don lemon in philadelphia this morning. thanks. ahead on starting point a 10-year-old girl now on the adult donor list to get a lung. hear the moment she found out