Caved In
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| Air date | January 26, 2016 |
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About Caved In
After coming to blows with Bill, Josh fears he has gone too far. Patti and David make a scorching new brew, but alarm bells have them running for the hills.
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Rescued India workers tell of yoga and phone games
... 5km (3 miles) Silkyara tunnel Caved In on 12 November...
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Last-minute snag delays rescue of trapped workers
... The workers have been inside the tunnel since 12 November after a part of it Caved In due to a landslide...
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: First video emerges of trapped Indian workers
... The under-construction tunnel Caved In after a landslide...
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Rescuers to drill new tunnels for trapped India workers
... The under-construction tunnel in Uttarakhand Caved In after a landslide...
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Rescuers to drill from top
... Part of the tunnel under construction Caved In after a landslide last Sunday...
Uttarakhand tunnel collapse: Rescuers race to save 40 workers trapped in India tunnel
... The workers, who were building the tunnel, were trapped when a part of the tunnel Caved In due to a landslide...
Deadly US tornadoes: Theatre roof destroyed during heavy metal gig
... Around 260 people were inside the Apollo Theater, Belvidere, when the roof Caved In at 19:55 local time, the local fire department said...
Pakistan mosque blast: More confirmed dead in marathon search of rubble
... A video circulating on social media and verified by the BBC shows half of a wall Caved In...
Deadly US tornadoes: Theatre roof destroyed during heavy metal gig
By Thomas MackintoshBBC News
One person has been killed and dozens more injured after a storm caused a theatre roof to collapse in Illinois.
Around 260 people were inside the Apollo Theater , Belvidere, when The Roof Caved In at 19:55 local time, The Local fire department said.
Fire Chief Shawn Schadle told reporters 28 people were taken to hospital with five in a serious condition.
A series of fierce tornadoes ripped through several US states on Friday, killing at least three people in total.
Extensive damage was reported in parts of The South and Midwest. The States of Arkansas and Missouri declared states of emergency as tens of thousands were left without power.
A major tornado tore through the Arkansas state capital Little Rock , flipping cars, smashing roofs and toppling trees. At least 24 people were injured, according to The City 's mayor.
The State 's governor, Sarah Huckabee Sanders, confirmed the deaths of Two People around in Wynne, some 100 miles (170km) from Little Rock .
More Than 40 tornado reports were made across six states on Friday Night , according to the US government's.
Several flights at Chicago O'Hare International Airport were delayed or cancelled as passengers were told to Take Shelter due to what it described as " severe weather".
In Tennessee, Covington Mayor Jan Hensley pleaded with people not to " drive around" as Power Lines had been hit by storms.
The Covington Police Department described The City as " impassable" sharing photos on of roads blocked by downed power poles and large trees toppled in front of homes.
Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders deployed the National Guard after what she described as " significant damage" in central Arkansas.
As of 20:30 local time, More Than 70,000 in her state were without electricity, according to the.
The University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences Medical Center in Little Rock said it was expecting at least 15-20 patients.
Baptist Health Medical Center , The State 's biggest hospital, said it had Five Patients in a Critical Condition .
The Night of deadly tornadoes comes just One Week after a rare, long-track twister killed 26 people in Mississippi.
President Joe Biden visited The State on Friday to pay condolences and promise federal aid.
In a bulletin The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Storm Prediction Center agency warned some of the projected tornados could track across the ground for long distances.
Bill Bunting , the operations chief for The Storm Prediction Center, told The Bbc The Last time there were two separate such High Risk warnings simultaneously was in April 2012.
The Mississippi tornado last week travelled 59 miles (94km) and lasted about an hour and 10 Minutes - an unusually long period of time for a storm to sustain itself.
It damaged about 2,000 homes, officials said.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
