KARUNA SHINSHO, CNN ANCHOR: Israeli rescuers are pressing on with their search for survivors of a building collapse in West Jerusalem. Police say around 30 people died, and over 250 were injured in the Thursday accident. More than 650 guests were celebrating a wedding, when the three- story structure fell apart. Ben Wedeman is at the scene, and gives us an update.</s>BEN WEDEMAN, CNN CORRESPONDENT(on camera): Dozens of Israeli rescuer workers have been working around the clock in a increasingly desperate effort to rescue whoever they can find under the rubble. However, since sunrise, only bodies have emerged. Dozens of people remain missing, and as time goes on, the workers, the rescue workers, believe the chances of finding anyone under the rubble is increasingly diminishing. Nonetheless, they say they will continue work for as long as it takes to find people under the rubble. These are a experienced rescue workers who are veterans of disasters and bombings in Israel, as well as well as elsewhere. These rescue workers have seen action in India, in Turkey in Greece, and at the U.S. embassy that was bombed in Nairobi, Kenya. But for these rescue workers, this disaster is too close to home. I'm Ben Wedeman, CNN, reporting from Jerusalem.
Israeli Rescuers Pressing on With Search for Survivors of Building Collapse in West Jerusalem