jenkins a little earlier, who her grandparents have disappeared, were last seen about 2:30 yesterday, believed to be heading back into moore. is it possible that they could still be somewhere just not found, trapped or whatever? it could be. that s quite possible. they may have gone on a trip out of town, i don t know. that s the first i ve heard of this. they were suggesting they haven t had much help and clearly it s been very chaotic there. would you be prepared to take a look at it for them, because they seem pretty desperate for some kind of information. sure. we actually have a red cross station set up to relocate people and to for relatives to check in on them, and a lot of those have happened and maybe she should look at the red cross situation, it would be the first place i would check. and they have an online registry as well. we can maybe put you in touch and i ll be glad to take a look at it.
dana lewis live for us now in moscow at the scene of one of the bombings. good morning to you, dana. good morning, gretchen. the first bombing occurred here just beyond the square. a train pulling into the station before 8:00 this morning, a female suicide bomber we re told in the second car set off about six pounds of t.n.t. as people were getting off the car and others were getting on to the car and there were people killed inside the second car and also waiting on the platform and then about 42 minutes later, just a couple of miles away from here, gretchen, at the park, another female suicide bomber in the third car of that station set off her bomb as well. so this station is very symbolic. it is in the heart of metro, i can tell you we re very close to the kremlin. we re very close to the russian parliament and symbolically it s right here underneath the federal security service building that s the home of the k.g.b. and one of the le
but in beaumont, they re desperately for more water. the roughly 150,000 residents of beaumont have been without drinking water since 1:30 thursday morning. now they re lining up for bottled supply. the motors in the pump shorted out when the river went over its banks, the secondary pumps also disabled by floods. so the city rushed specialists in who are working urgently to get the water pumping again. it s a temporary station set up by exxon engineers and other engineers, pumping water from the nachos river through this orange pipe right here and up to the pumping station. it takes a long time to get it there and to treat the water, and that s what residents here are counting on. the engineers understand how desperate residents here are to have their water back. but they ve got to make sure it s safe to use. there is a lot of steps that still need to be completed. they need to get through the water treatment phase and work through all of the treatment facilities that you need in