center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 eyewitness news . well, good evening everyone, i m natasha brown. thanks for joining us. buildings collapsing again. another powerful earthquake hits mexico and tonight the aftershock is causing a major setback in the search for survivors. eyewitness news reporter alycia nieves is live in the sat center. she s got the latest for us tonight. reporter: natasha, the aftershock not only rattled rescuers in mexico but it sent them running and put a pause on rescue efforts, efforts to find people going on four days of being trapped under that rubble. a aftershocks sent people once again running into the streets reason search and rescue crews evaporating already mounds of debris. the quake brought down this bridge. once the ground stopped shaking, crews returned to what s left of the six story office building in mexico city where more than 40 people were listed as missing. maria mendoza has been camped out here since tuesday. her cousin wa
two people and that some of them like they showed they are alive. reporter: they showed signs of life. uh-huh. we are like hoping for him to be a one of those. reporter: parts of the city are trying to reopen for business leading to tensions. as an officer tried to reopen a busy boulevard searchers and family members who wanted silence protested. still hoping to hear sounds from poseurvivors under the rubble. and a number of people rescued from collapsed buildings in mexico has reached nearly 70 but as the days go on the hopes of finding other diminishes. still crews continue to search. live in the sat center alycia nieves, cbs3 eyewitness news. alycia thank you. also hurricane maria devastated puerto rico. power is knocked out for millions. communication nearly nonexistent at this point and now there is a new threat. a dam in puerto rico that s in danger of breaking is still holding at least for now. but according to the governor, about 70,000 people near the dam
all week long. it is pouring in some areas, what is next? we have three more storm systems coming our way. it is starting to dry out in the north bay but the cold front is now continuing throughout the central bay. that is where the rainfall has been going for a couple of hours. we re seeing some of the heaviest rainfall develop from redwood city to san matteo. enough of the roadways are getting wet. it has been spotty in nature at times but there is more rainfall on the way over the next couple hours. and we have had decent downpours here and an hour more of the showers to come. in san jose, this is the big news we finally got in on rainfall over the past hour and a half. reduced visibility throughout downtown. 54 degrees. you can see it s more moderate from mountain view and san jose and the great news for the south bay, this moisture cap is decent. we have three more hours left of consistent rainfall coming our way. and my micro climate forecast three more systems in sev
coming down. more rain could mean more leaks in the marin center, which more leaks, more damage that they can t afford to pay for to fix yet. work needs to be done on the marin center. reporter: crumbling ceiling and ratty carpet are just a few of the items on that work list. and that long list started a long time ago. it was opened in 1971 and our exhibit hall building was opened in 1976. so between the two, we have over 880 years of deferred maintenance. reporter: the frank lloyd wright inspired buildings have had patches here and there but they need about $2 million worth of work. at least. the sound systems are antiquated and patrons and performers alike have complained about the ambience. it does impact which producers want to come here to bring in shows. reporter: so now to fix this show-goers will pay an extra $2 or $3 on their tickets at the showcase theater and veterans auditorium. the $250,000 it will generate a year are necessary and she hopes it is the
outcry over how this scene has been compromised. one rebel leader saying victims credit cards might have been stolen. and today malaysian officials expressed their concern. . the world has a moral obligation to ensure the remains of all the victims are recovered and treated with respect. reporter: european observers were given more access to the site today but always accompanied by the liheavily ard rebels. we have to observe the situation here as it has been presented to us. reporter: even if outside investigators, including the fbi and ntsb, can get here, many clues may have been lost as the rebels drove away today with some of the victims. i questioned one of them. where are you taking the bodies? i don t know, he told me. more uncertainty over exactly what happened and who brought down this aircraft. this was nbc s keir simmons reporting. russian president vladimir putin has agreed to cooperate in an international investigation. new at 6:00, the ukrainian ame