Centers. Live or death work leaves very little time for grief. Amist the chaos there were raised fists commanding silence has rescuers listened for sounds of life. When that earthquake hit, most people were in buildings ks some at school and a few at the mexico city airport. This morning we found people arriving at sfo some still shaking. Reporter waiting for her mom to clear customs after the quake she was separate to alone by other leave mexico t e herself, she was in the center of the mexico city. Reporter rumors already spreading about people taking advantage of the elderly. They were robbing people inside of their house. They said its better you stay with me a few weeks and with the situations. Reporter maybe it was the devastation or the lives lost that made this mother and daughter appreciate even more their time together. Martha betancourt told us what we already knew. Translator yesterdays qu p reporter yesterdays quake was very strong. The gonzalezs were in mexico to visit au
7. 1 earthquake. Thank for joining us. Im christine zee. More than two dozen bodies have been recovered from the schools wreckage. The death toll is 230 is the mexicans president declared a day of mourning. More than 200 are dead and more remained trapped following a 7. 1 magnitude earthquake that hit heavily populated sections of mexico tuesday. Witnesses described watching surroundings crumble. It was crowding everything, the street making sure we were away from trees. We pretty much tried to be next to the wall and like, just like but it was there is the second major earthquake to hit mexico in the past two weeks. President enrique pena neato is calling a new national emergency. Trn unfortunately several people have lost their lives including girls and boys in educational centers. Live or death work leaves very little time for grief. Amist the chaos there were raised fists commanding silence has rescuers listened for sounds of life. When that earthquake hit, most people were in buil
Fitchburg, lower 50s. Jaffrey and temple New Hampshire both at 50 on the nose. The risk for dropping into the 40s here before the warmup takes off. Upper 50s to the out shore to 65 in sandwich and 64 in the vineyard. Day planner, 50s and 60s to start. 79 degrees at noon. A mix of sun and scattered clouds today. 3 p. M. About 83 degrees for the kids coming home from cool. The bus stop forecast coming up. Julie with live drive time traffic. Shiri, want to remind everyone that westbound lanes in the ted williams tunnel isnt going to be closed not something major but until a. M. We will have them closed tomorrow morning until 5 a. M. The other icon is the project that will wrap up in a half on hour. 23 minutes on the pike eastbound from 495 to mass avenue. 9 minutes on the expressway. 20 minutes on 93 south as you head from andover down to the zakim bridge. An uber driver is facing charges accused of exposing himself to teenaged girls and has been caught in a similar situation. Fox25s Step
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Have you heard. All across the nation. All across the nation. We are going to be. We are going to be. A great generation. A great generation. Flnow give yourselves a hand. Good morning. We are live in washington, d. C. Where on saturday america witnessed one of the largest mass protests in u. S. History. Emma gonzalez amplified the voices of her peers. She stood in silence for six minutes and 20 seconds. She said that was the length of time it took for 17 of her classmates and staffers to be killed february 14th in parkland, florida. For that time she made the nation stop and sit with the trauma of loss and absence. Her silence was deafening. In part, because for the last 39 days, since the shootings in their hometown of parkland, florida, emma and her activist classmates have been so vocal in their demands for change and to local and national gun policy. They organized. They got a gun reform bill passed in florida. They have begun chipping away at the power of the nra while making sur