victims being evacuated from aleppo and talking about setting up a camp to thous 80,000 people. that s massive. turkey will play a big role. last question to you, taking aleppo would give bashar al assad control of the five biggest cities in syria. does that effectively end the moderate rebel s hope of overthrowing his regime, does this mean that the fiflt fighting may not be over but the war is decided. there s not much in aleppo right now. the cost of reconstructing and rebuilding it is going to be exorbitant. strategically, the opposition has no chance of overthrowing the regime and that was decided not by the free syrian army or al qaeda or anybody else except the western powers that chose not to intervene in the conflict. i m hearing reports now that
44 in total. in addition to this, a 23-year-old student that nikita was a student at university of oklahoma is among those who passed away. 65-year-old couple bonnie, jean, and marvin, lyle stone, in addition to the 2-year-old boy what killed in that car accident. police are updating on some of the more additional victims who were hurt. five adults still in critical condition this morning. six children who are still hospitalized, in addition to six more adults who are still in the hospital under either fair or serious or good condition. you know, the victims here, victor, ranged in age from 1 to 66. those who were seeing a homecoming parade and supposed to be a happy day and officials now, instead at that scene and reconstructing what happened and how a happy day turned into a
destroy as much of hamas s military capability as possible. is there any initiative that can stop this right now or is this going to go on? i ve seen some good signs tonight in istanbul. i have seen more determination in egypt from president sissi. there is an effort to begin immediate implementation of the egypt initiative. that s what we hope to achieve. this is the only way out. i don t see any other vehicle out other than the vehicle of a ceasefire and to sustain it and to look forward into the day after what you re going to do with the help rebuilding and reconstructing and so on. i know you have been working with mahmoud abbas traveling to qatar right now and the egyptians are working very hard. let s see if there can be a ceasefire that can be achieved.
built in france and disassembled and sent over to america in crates where it was assem pelled. there is a life size lady liberty and reconstructing and using copper material and the curl of her hair and poses of the right arm and all for the art exhibit called we the people. you can so 50 of the pieces. you can see they recognize this is a piece of the statue of liberty. and you think wow, this is enormous and this is one little piece. it is an imaginative experience for the audience. the actual statue is 150 foot
they began in sergeant sinclair s lane, crossed the yellow center line, and ended in the oncoming lane traveled by the secret service. it was clear the skid marks would be a critical clue. the mait investigators then interviewed eyewitnesses, one of whom was driving behind the secret service cars. according to her, the agents did nothing wrong. they were relaxed, taking their time, driving along at a reasonable speed for the area and the terrain. after gathering all the evidence, the mait investigators began the hard work of reconstructing what caused the accident. what i m doing here is called motion analysis. i m using the scaled physical evidence and the scaled vehicles to try to determine how the vehicles were moving during particular phases of the collision. the motion analysis provided the data for a series of