Fires and others evacuated from other hospitals that had to close. Katie utehs with more. Reporter within the last half hour saw a couple of fire trucks pull up, unloaded injured firefighter, looked like had bandaged hand. Had to clear out many of their own patients to make room for the firerelated injuries. See some of the nurses manning the gate for the ambulances coming in and out. Latest that we have from the hospital, they have about 60 firerelated patients. Some from sutter and kaiser facilities that were evacuated. Saw that video earlier. Smoke inhalation and actual injuries. 14 with moderate, 45 with minor injuries and two critical burn victims here. Hospital staff asking people displaced by fire go to one of the many shelters, need to focus efforts on treating people who are physically injured. At this point they are wellstaffed, trying to deploy employees across shifts but could use medical professionals to help out. Heres how. Asked people to call in to the labor pool here a
To join the march. Hello once again. Welcome to our viewers in the United States and around the world. Youre watching cnns special coverage. Im Natalie Allen in atlanta. A week after isis fighters threatened to kill british aid worker alan henning, his wife and even thousands of imams are sending a message. His wife says alan is a peaceful, selfless man who left his family and his job as a taxi driver in the u. K. To drive in a convoy in syria with his muslim colleagues and friends to help those most in need. When he was taken he was driving an ambulance full of food and water to be handed out to anyone in need. His purpose for being there was no more and no less. This was an act of sheer compassion. I cannot see how it could assist any cause to see a man like alan die. They have released a video calling for hennings immediate release. Alan henning is an aide worker, a humanitarian, a man who left behind his family to help the syrian people. His desire was simple, to do whatever he cou
There are a flurry of activities slated for the first month of the new year! Among those are unique foodie events from cocktail club meet-ups to cooking classes and more, taking your love for food to a new level and experience. Here are six events .
Bringing holiday cheer and celebration for many area residents is the 25th annual production of “A Christmas Carol” by AZ ACT, an Ahwatukee nonprofit founded by Michelle Rubino.
What folks may remember from Stacked Eatery – its world-inspired fusion menu and seemingly endless offerings – is what Lang has brought to Nonic’s pop-up food events and food truck. Now officially transitioned into the Brewery Nonic team, the partnership between Lang’s cuisine and.