taken before the collapse, this whole sort of adult area, bookstore, et cetera, that was demoed first. then this salvation army thrift store this has been the issue because as we have been hearing from eyewitnesses on the scene, people were still allowed to go in and out of the thrift store when this building was about to be demoed. a lot of questions still. i m just laying it out for you. guy guys, go ahead and roll the next picture. this is a picture from someone on tumblr. this was right before the building, reported a moment ago, with the big hoagie city sign, they were about to demo this. this was the big empty lot. i don t know if the goal, one would assume, this is what we re hearing from eyewitnesses, if you have a building here, that is about to be demoed, you want it to go this way, not this way on to a functioning thrift store. so, sarah hoy, do we even know yet what i got so many questions, i guess my main question is, why were they still letting people go in and out of t
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type of cherry picker device carrying up a firefighter on top of this corner of the thrift store here. so we don t know exactly what they re doing. they re also putting together some type of machinery that looks like a hydraulic lift that would be used to lift up rubble. so they re working pretty hard over here on something and we just don t know. we heard the fire commissioner saying he has the best of the best technology here, the special ops teams from the fire department working to finally pluck however many more people and active rescue situation. and, again, we re trying to confirm how many people are still trapped. sarah hoy, don t go far from your phone. i want to talk to mike adam. mike lives just across the street from this collapsed building that you re looking at right here. and took this photo. let s show it, from, i guess, mike, from your perch here in your apartment. you re on the phone with me. talk to me about what you saw, what you heard. yeah. it was a pretty int
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