after being deported for breaching australia s covid rules. live from our studio in singapore, this is bbc news. welcome to bbc news broadcasting to viewers in the uk and around the world. we begin in nepal, where a day of mourning will be observed after officials say at leat 68 people have died in a plane crash in the central part of the country. there were 72 people on board the twin engine turboprop plane which came down just a mile from its destination. hundreds of nepalese soldiers have been involved in the search and rescue operation at the crash site, and the government has set up a special investigation. the plane was operated by yeti airlines and was flying from kathmandu airport to the tourist town of pokhara. it came down in the gorge of seti, a mile from the runway at pokhara airport. from kathmandu, our correspondent rajini vaidyanathan sent this report. footage thought to show the final moments of yeti airlines flight 691. first, you see the plane veer off cou
Desperate to find jessica before any harm comes to her. Shes really young. Shes 12. Anybody can easily grab her or try to get her to come. Reporter theyre posting her picture around their neighborhood and near the Library Downtown where jessicas mom came to pick her up just before 6 00 wednesday evening. They argued and jessica went back inside to get something she said she forgot but a staffer saw her leave instead out the librarys backdoors. Jessica never showed back up and mom goes in and finds out that shes gone. Reporter gone in the direction of mcdonald avenue and 23rd street, notorious for drug and sex trafficking. And no place for an 8th grader alone. Whatever it is she thinks shes going to be in trouble for, its nothing compared to what could happen out in the streets. I think shes a good girl. Maybe a little bit naive and thats even more concerning for us. Reporter with their son translating, the padillas say jessica is the middle of 5 children and has never been in trouble o
Happen out in the streets here. Reporter with their son translating, the padillas say jessica is the middle of five children and has never been in trouble or ran away. Shes been going to the library to work on a summer project. In the room jessica shares with her sisters, her clothes are all here and so are her laptop and tablet supposed to be used only for school. Her dad took her cell phone away. Right now jessica has no electronic footprint to track. Took it away from her because shed be using it too much then she got grounded. Reporter jessicas mom has barely slept, walking richmond with posters and driving around looking. I let my coworkers know. Reporter she wants her daughter to know all they care about now is getting her home safely. If shes seeing this, she wants her to come back to us. Shes really sad. Richmond police have checked businesses in the area, those with cameras, but so far no sign of Jessica Padilla in any of the video. Her family as you heard is just heart sick,
The winds in the oakland area are fairly calm, as you can see the smoke is rising just about straight up, going vertical instead of horizontal. Once it gets up to about 1300 feet, it will the southwest to the northeast as the winds are around 5 to 10 Miles Per Hour up in the Oakland Hills and berkeley hills. In fact, you can see on live doppler 7 right there, calm conditions at the surface. Lets take a look. There are those winds i talked about in the east bay hills. Some smoke could make its way up to the northeast of that fire. All right, as far as your 12hour day planner, 53 to 64. Warmer away from San Francisco this morning. The bottom line is the coast. Those temperatures hit the 60s. The second line is the bay, and inland, 89 at noon. So warming fast there, to 95 at 4 00. 50s, 70s, and 80s still at 7 00. A little stuffy for some of us. Lets get a check of the friday morning commute. Want to head back to the fire. We have swung our emeryville camera around. We have a great Vantage
Believes her home is gone. They did get out okay, though, and they believe everyone else did as well. We also just interviewed a man who lives in an older building, he says, near this fire. And he had a neighbor running and knocking on doors and waking people up. He believes that that man saved lives this morning because he believes he would have stayed asleep, as would his roommate, and he worries maybe he wouldnt have woken up. He doesnt know the stater of his home. Hes at a safe distance, letting firefighters do their work. Hes just waiting, but he is feeling grateful that someone took control and thought of others while this fire was burning. We also talked to a woman who lives in alameda. She could see it from her home and instantly thought of her grandmother. She headed this way. Her grandmother does live in a building near this fire. She did get evacuated and safely got out. Were hearing sad stories this morning, but stories of survival, of neighbors and family members helping e