Thousands killed in Turkey earthquake, Ohio train derailment danger, and Europe bans Russian diesel imports. Here is everything you Need2Know for Monday, February 6, 2023.

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Need2Know: February 6, 2023

Let's dive it. You need to know headlines everyone. Okay, this is what we're keeping an eye on for your need to know headlines on this monday. If you live in the northeast like we do, we hope you're bundled up this weekend. It was cold. Areas remain to new york saw historic windchills in New Hampshire mount Washington. So our readings of negative 108 F on friday negative 108 and you can see how powerful the wind gusts were. From this view of the mount Washington Observatory, I've actually been there and that is cold even for that area and here in new york, things weren't much cozier in Bryant park, frigid temperatures froze the flowing waters of the fountain completely solid, luckily it's supposed to heat up to the fifties by the end of the week, we will take it and overnight an intense 7.8 earthquake struck the southeastern region of Turkey and Syria. The quake hit just after four a.m. Local time, buildings and homes completely collapsed, trapping many under the rubble. More than 1600 people have been killed, thousands more injured. A search and rescue operations are ongoing at this time. The quake was one of the strongest to hit the region in more than 100 years. With aftershocks felt as far as Lebanon and Israel experts are warning strong aftershocks could continue in the coming days. Just in the last hour, the region was hit by a second earthquake of 7.6 magnitude. Of course we'll keep an eye on the story all morning long, let's head over to Ohio here in the U. S. A train derailment involving over 100 cars causing a massive fire, prompting evacuations in the area. The derailment occurred around nine p.m. Friday night in the village of East Palestine, that's about 15 miles south of Youngstown. The train wreck was reportedly caused by a mechanical D in fact, remarkably, no injuries, no deaths have been reported. All 5000 people were evacuated from their homes. The fire taking more than a day to contain. As of now, the E. P. A. Says no harmful toxins have been detected in the air. As of now, the people of East Palestine still can't return to the town Back overseas, Europe is imposing a ban on Russian diesel fuel and other oil products as the latest boycott against the nation for its unprovoked attack on Ukraine. The move coming as Europe also attempts to lessen its energy dependency on Russia since the war in Ukraine started over 1200 companies have boycotted Russian products or services. Many businesses have completely pulled out of this country. All together. Another story we're keeping a close eye on to Missouri Children who went missing almost a year ago. Well, they have been found alive in florida Brooke and Adrian Gilly were reported missing on March 5th of last year. In Clay County Missouri. The two were identified at a Winn Dixie supermarket market in High Springs florida Brooke is now 11 And her brother is now 12. Their alleged captor is 36 year old Christy. Nicole Gilly reportedly fled with the Children after being denied custody. She has been arrested and charged with kidnapping Brooke and Adrian have been turned over to child services in Florida and be sure to stick with us here at Cheddar News. More headlines you need to know on this Monday.