The Mexican government had put out that statement shortly before this under secretary, the Mexican Navy said this 12-year-old, she doesn't exist at all. I offered the Mexican public an apology for the information disseminated this afternoon," meaning yesterday, "where I affirmed I did not have details about a supposed child survivor in this tragedy."Įssentially what he is saying is that they don't know who is under there now, whether it's a child, an adult or anyone else. "I want to make very clear that the information the Mexican public received about the existence of a girl who was alive underneath the rubble was released by the navy based on technical reports and the accounts of the civilian and navy rescuers. They released a statement a short time ago saying this is from the deputy of the Mexican Navy, deputy secretary of the Mexican Navy. We've got heat signatures here - these, as the Mexican Navy is apologizing as you say. We're in Condesa where a building maybe has dozens of people who are possibly alive. MIGUEL MARQUEZ, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Yes. He's near destroyed buildings that authorities fear it might collapse again. The Mexican Navy now apologizing over confusion, following a report that a 12- year-old girl was still alive and trapped beneath the rubble of a collapsed school. And a stunning developing, the hope that too many were holding to fades. President Pena Nieto said there could still be some people alive in 10 collapse buildings. So patriotism, that solidarity there as emergency workers pause to sing the National Anthem. The search for survivors is at this fourth day now after that devastating earthquake in Mexico City. Chad Myers, appreciate it, from the weather center. KING: A long time just to get a good assessment of the toll and then a longer road to recovery. If you can't get that far in a day, think about how long is going to take to clean up all of this or even get there for that matter for these emergency managers. So you can imagine what the rest of this island is going through. She went from there to there including go any further. Now let me zoom out and show you how far she got.
Here's what we're going through in Puerto Rico. There will be some rainfall today, but not enough to make a difference. The landfall was way back out here 70 miles away or so. There's the flash flooding there in San Juan right there. Three feet of rain in some spots still running off. Because Jose is up here kind of doing that to it but then finally shifting it off into the ocean away from Atlantic Canada, away from Bermuda and away from the United States.īecause look at the numbers that we're seeing here in Puerto Rico. They both tried to push the storm closer to the United States for a while. run even for the American model, the GFS. A little kink back towards the west.Īnd here's the newest. Why? Because for now the two computer models have a little kink in them. It has turned slightly to the left, although it did at 5:00 as well. And the Atlantic Ocean will be rocking for the next few days and then pounding surf across the east coast with significant rip currents likely. Certainly, this is a rocking atmosphere here. I wouldn't want to be on a cruise ship in the Bahamas right now. Now moving through the Turks and Caicos and eventually north. Hurricane hunters have been flying back and forth through it and still seeing low pressure and gusty winds to 125.
Chad, what are the latest stats on Maria and where is she going?ĬHAD MYERS, CNN WEATHER METEOROLOGIST: Still 125 miles per hour, John.
So where is Maria heading next? Let's bring in Chad Myers, CNN's meteorologist. Hurricane Maria not done as the Turks and Caicos are now taking a very heavy pounding. Please thank the gentleman for his sharing time with us today. JOHN KING, INSIDE POLITICS HOST: Leyla Santiago for the South Side of San Juan. So what will come of the resources that come here logistically will be difficult to get to the most vulnerable people on this island, John? Via land line to reach some of the government officials there. The government admitting it has not been able to reach certain parts of the island. FEMA bringing in to the airport as well.īut I got to tell you, John, one of the frustrating things, this is a logistical nightmare.
They expect to see resources coming in from the U.S., New York, sending in a plane filled with generators, food, water. LEYLA SANTIAGO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: At this hour the government is trying to figure out how they will allocate some of the resources that are now coming in at the San Juan airport. THIS COPY MAY NOT BE IN ITS FINAL FORM AND MAY BE UPDATED. Puerto Rico Gov't: At Least 13 Dead After Storm Death Toll In Mexican Quake Rises to 286 North Korea Issues New Threat Alabama Race Divides Trump, Bannon.
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